Golden Gate’s attractions are more than just places to visit as they connect tourism, education and local livelihoods
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Inflation and climate shocks push Africa’s hunger crisis to record highs
Africa has overtaken Asia as the region with the highest number of undernourished people, reaching approximately 309 million in 2025
Behind the numbers facing a broken job market in rural Limpopo
Limpopo recorded the third-lowest official unemployment rate among the nine provinces
Rangers salute in honour of colleagues who never returned home
It was World Ranger Day 2026 and for the first time South Africa hosted the national commemoration in the arid Augrabies region
Labour tenants’ long wait continues as court reserves judgment
Thousands of labour tenants lodged applications before the deadline closed in March 2001, hoping to secure ownership of land their families had occupied for generations.
Special Master backs independent labour tenant programme review
The Labour Tenants Claims Resolution Programme was introduced following the Constitutional Court’s 2019 judgment in the Mwelase case, which found that the Department had failed to process labour tenant claims within a reasonable time
Tears and melodic voices of Zion choir carry actor Sebogodi to eternity
I am set apart with the dead, like the slain who lie in the grave, whom you remember no more, who are cut off from your care...
Retracing the footsteps of Bessie Head and SA’s liberation struggle ties with Botswana
Nelson Mandela and his comrade Max Mlonyeni felt they “were on safari” when smuggled into Botswana in January 1962
Growing more than potatoes in the shadow of the Blouberg
Restoring black participation in commercial agriculture is not simply about producing bigger harvests
Amajuba traditional leaders demand greater role in mining decisions
Traditional leaders say mining’s success has not been matched by tangible improvements in many surrounding communities.









