"I used to rub his chest all night because he was coughing non-stop. Sometimes I would fall asleep while rubbing him." Nozamile Yaphi, widow of former gold mine worker Zamekile James Yaphi
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Some townships in Gauteng including Soweto are already feeling the effects of food shortage following a spate of violent looting that saw shopping malls being looted…
The Chief of the South African Army Lieutenant General Lawrence Khulekani Mbatha conducted an intensive inspection on the Prime Mission Equipment for the Modern Brigade…
The Groundwork Trust and the Vukani Environmental Justice Alliance Movement in Action have brought court action to compel the Minister of Environmental Affairs to enforce…
Malombo music pioneer and guitar genius Dr Philip Tabane passed away on this day in 2018. The man whose unique sounds inspired generations of musicians…
Efforts to revive domestic tourism as the sector continues to suffer effect of the covid-19 lockdown that led to millions of job losses
Freedom remains a mirage, a pipe dream for many poor black people employed on South African farms. Many continue to work and live under deplorable…
The tragedy with history is that it offers so much yet still so little in answers to understanding the past. It’s a never ending process…
IN December subsistence farmers Kgadi and Martin Monyamane together with their assistant Simon Nkuna were working their land planting bambara groundnuts. The retired teacher couple’s…
Youth overcomes great challenges to ace matric as research shows rural communities bear grave development burden which negatively affects education achievement Lucas Ledwaba WHEN it…