Author: staff
Mapantsula was the first South African film to screen in competition at the Cannes film festival, yet it had been made on the fly, guerrilla-style, with a fake script to distract the SA censors. Writer-director Oliver Schmitz and writer-actor Thomas Mogotlane had developed the real script in secret, over years.
ANC President Cyril Ramaphosa has broken his silence on the South African Communist Party’s decision to contest the 2026 local government elections, warning that dismantling the tripartite alliance would “weaken the national democratic revolution.”
ANC president Cyril Ramaphosa and the South African Communist Party’s Solly Mapaila may hold differing views on the government of national unity (GNU), but they have a common understanding of advancing the national democratic revolution.
Disciplinary charges are being formulated against Tony Yengeni, the ANC heavyweight and ally of former president Jacob Zuma, for his disparaging remarks on social media, the party’s secretary-general, Fikile Mbalula, has confirmed.
We’ve all experienced the lure of an effective music playlist. Stores, hotels and gyms are actively influencing us right from the moment we walk through their doors with music that informs how we interact with their products, services and spaces, says Ed Stapley.
Two suspects, aged 17 and 18, were apprehended today, January 4, by the Gqeberha Serious Organised Crime Investigation unit of the Hawks in connection with the murder of Constable Callan Andrews on the afternoon of New Year’s Eve in Helenvale. More arrests are imminent.
Tender tycoon Vusimuzi “Cat” Matlala – whose company landed a R360-million police health services contract while he was under investigation for Tembisa Hospital fraud – has been denied access to seized items, including a luxury R200 000 Rolex watch.
A scratchy label can ruin your experience of a new clothing item, and cutting them off often creates a new problem: a sharper, more irritating edge or hole in the seam. The good news is retailers have begun using technology to eliminate these issues.
Police in Mauritius have arrested the immediate former central bank governor for alleged conspiracy to defraud the nation, the first casualty of an audit of public finances under the new government of Prime Minister Navinchandra Ramgoolam.
Police Minister Senzo Mchunu has demanded action and answers from his top brass about three of law enforcement’s most urgent challenges: border control, Crime Intelligence appointments, and a political killings task team he accuses of not ‘adding any value’.