WOMAN OF THE YEAR | Relebohile Moletsane quietly transforming futures
For Prof. Relebohile โLeboโ Moletsane, the first destinations worth exploring werenโt reached by planes but through the pages of great books.
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For Prof. Relebohile โLeboโ Moletsane, the first destinations worth exploring werenโt reached by planes but through the pages of great books.
My first impression of the managing director of the South African Radio Astronomy Observatory (SARAO), Pontsho Maruping, is that she has littleโฆ
EFF leader Julius Malema is set to face prosecution for crimen injuria after the NPA accepted representations by AfriForumโs private prosecutionโฆ
Seventy years after marching to the Union Buildings against apartheid, Sophie de Bruyn urges a new march against gender-based violence and corruโฆ
President Cyril Ramaphosa has called on families and communities across South Africa to come forward with the names and stories of women who tooโฆ
Seven accused of fraud and money laundering linked to syndicate suspected of fleecing 73-year-old
Main disagreement between government and mining sector centres on stateโs proposed measures to enforce local beneficiation
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Parliament committee chair refutes allegation and says accuser has been found guilty of gross negligence
State advocate says attacks were planned against Fannie Masemola and Dumisani Khumalo
Testimony highlights alleged bribe exchanges involving family members
Daughterhood penalty is the economic cost of a daughter becoming her familyโs financial lifeline and care coordinator
Ex-Idac boss accused of ignoring internal warnings on unsubstantiated corruption charges
Testimony details cash-only payments, no EFTs
Speaker argues there are no constitutional grounds to oust the EFF leader from the Judicial Service Commission
The Labour Court has upheld the dismissal of a former Santam employee who refused to continue submitting Covid-19 PCR test results and stayed awโฆ
As South Africa heads to the polls on November 4, the focus should be on electing leaders who can deliver reliable basic services rather than emโฆ
Tolashe raised concern over increasing reports of child abuse and exploitation, citing national data showing a worrying upward trend.