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Broken fences, empty coffers: Alarm over E Cape reserves
Eastern Cape nature reserves are under mounting pressure from chronic underfunding, failing infrastructure and deteriorating tourism facilities, raising fears for the future of conservation in the province. But both the board of Eastern Cape Parks and...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Fighting poverty through village economic development
Anon-profit organisation (NPO) in Mpumalanga is helping to fight poverty at grassroots level, by ensuring that children in early childhood development (ECD) centres are well-fed while receiving education. Based in Bushbuckridge in the (hlanzeni...
Read Full Story (Page 1)“Shame on them!”
THE shock goes on for family of missing Sodwana Bay skipper John ‘Matambu’ Dercksen as his case is listed among several in an explosive letter from AfriForum to acting police minister, Prof Firoz Cachalia. The letter details several serious cases...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Ambassadors snub SA’s Africa Day celebrations
South Africa’s official Africa Day celebrations today have been overshadowed by a diplomatic snub from African diplomats skipping the event over safety concerns for foreign nationals, as a UKZN political analyst warns that rising hostility towards...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Isikhulu seTheku sicacisa ngezinkinga ezihaqe umasipala
INXUSE izakhamizi zaseNingizimu Afrika ukuzinika isikhathi zithole ulwazi lomsebenzi womasipala nokwehluka kwemisebenzi eyenziwa yiziphathimandla zabo imenenja yeTheku, uMnu Musa Mbhele (esesithombeni). UMbhele usho lokhu ngesikhathi ekhuluma...
Read Full Story (Page 2)Wings on his soles
After dominating the race up front, Ethiopian athletes said they felt honoured to shine on their home continent at the Cape Town Marathon yesterday. With organisers hoping to receive top-flight World Marathon Majors status, elite athletes were given a...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Intukuthelo kumphathiswa bephendulwa izichuse
SINENGE umphathiswa wezemfundo Kwazulunatal, umnuz Sipho Hlomuka, isinqumo somnyango kamgcinimafa sokujuba ozoqapha ngelokhozi ukusebenza kwemali kulo mnyango. Lesi sinyathelo somnyango kamgcinimafa sivevise uhlomuka, okhale ngokuthi ngisho...
Read Full Story (Page 1)TRUCK WATER WARNING
More than R314m has been spent by Johannesburg and Ekurhuleni on outsourced water tanker services over the past three financial years. As Gauteng faces water infrastructure maintenance later this month, in June and July, more water trucking services...
Read Full Story (Page 1)SA’s push for Agoa 15-year extension
The South African government has put forward a spirited defence of its eligibility for the African Growth & Opportunity Act (Agoa) despite its upper-middle-income country status, with Pretoria pushing for a 15-year extension of the duty-free pact. The...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Kipchoge upstaged, Esa breaks African marathon record
MOHAMED Esa ensured the Sanlam Cape Town Marathon will be remembered for far more than Eliud Kipchoge’s much-anticipated continental marathon debut after the Ethiopian produced the fastest marathon ever run on African soil yesterday. While much of the...
Read Full Story (Page 1)South African activists share harrowing tales from Gaza flotilla mission
A WAvE of emotion, determination, and raw testimony swept through O.R. Tambo International Airport on Saturday, as the six South African delegates from the Global Sumud Flotilla arrived home after a harrowing detention in an Israeli prison. Kidnapped...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Elderly siblings locked in bitter fight over Apartheid-era township home
APARTHEID laws came to the forefront during a legal dispute between two elderly siblings, who were at loggerheads over a family property left by their parents. Under those laws, their parents were never recognised as legal owners despite living on the...
Read Full Story (Page 1)‘DURBAN IS NOT COLLAPSING’
ETHEKWINI Municipality City Manager Musa Mbhele has hit back at criticism that he had steered the city towards collapse. Instead, he insisted that Durban had undergone steady transformation under his leadership and that the entity’s long-term outlook...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Elderly siblings locked in bitter fight over Apartheid-era township home
APARTHEID laws came to the forefront during a legal dispute between two elderly siblings, who were at loggerheads over a family property left by their parents. Under those laws, their parents were never recognised as legal owners despite living on the...
Read Full Story (Page 1)ZULU PALACE POWER WAR ERUPTS
A SENIOR official in the Zulu Prime Minister Executive Council (PMEC) has attributed the dismissal of Royal Chancellor inkosi Malusi Zondi and the dissolution of the king's private office to a power struggle over the proximity to AmaZulu king Misuzulu...
Read Full Story (Page 1)‘We’ve got to dodge and queue in Pothole Avenue’
Nelson Mandela Bay’s roads are a maze of potholes, with motorists forced to dodge patchworks of broken tar daily along major routes and residential streets. Residents across the city say pothole-ridden roads are damaging vehicles, disrupting...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Wings on his soles
After dominating the race up front, Ethiopian athletes said they felt honoured to shine on their home continent at the Cape Town Marathon yesterday. With organisers hoping to receive top-flight World Marathon Majors status, elite athletes were given a...
Read Full Story (Page 1)WOL
Nes sy pa, Hendrik, is Billy van Zyl van Philippolis deesdae in ’n leiersposisie in die wolbedryf as voorsitter van die Nasionale Wolkwekersvereniging — in die jaar wat die vereniging sy eeufees vier. Hy vertel van die belangrikheid van wol. Lees ook...
Read Full Story (Page 3)Undocumented foreigners told to leave
SUPPORTERS of anti-illegal immigration movement March and March have given undocumented foreign nationals until June 30 to leave South Africa. Tensions between anti-illegal immigration groups and foreign nationals have escalated in recent weeks with...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Africa Day snub for SA
● In a dramatic show of outrage at the recent surge in anti-immigrant militancy in South Africa, African ambassadors plan to boycott the country’s main Africa Day event in North West tomorrow. The snub is a slap in the face for the government’s...
Read Full Story (Page 1)INSIDE THE HALTED CASE AGAINST JOE FERRARI
In a complaint to the police, mining contractor Tengane Ntuli alleges that Mpumalanga taxi boss Joe “Ferrari” Sibanyoni runs a network of businessmen and forum figures who extracted more than R2-million from him as “protection fees” over several years,...
Read Full Story (Page 1)DID THE SAPS GET PLAYED?
FOLLOWERS of the Madlanga Commission of Inquiry must brace themselves for another damning testimony of how the South African Police Service (SAPS) was shortchanged into paying private companies billions of rand for the right to use computer software...
Read Full Story (Page 1)From struggle to security, 500 families get homes
It was a day of joy for 500 beneficiares from Who Can Tell Village in the Enoch Mgijima Local Municipality (EMLM) who were handed the title deeds to their new homes on Friday. The initiative is aimed at securing sustainable housing for previously...
Read Full Story (Page 1)FIGHT TO BRING TEEN HOME
FOR weeks, the family of 15-year-old Nande Mdingi says they have lived through every caregiver’s nightmare, watching a vulnerable child’s condition deteriorate while desperately searching for answers inside one of Gauteng’s most embattled public...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Durban harbour’s pollution crisis
DURBAN's reputation as a leading sailing and watersports city is under growing pressure as sewage pollution, foul smells and deteriorating water quality in the bay drive away boat owners and water users. It comes as one of the country's oldest and...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Navy chief sounds alarm over SA’s maritime security
THE head of the SA Navy has warned that repeated budget cuts have left the force buckling under the strain of safeguarding the nation’s maritime borders, especially with South Africa’s waters seeing a 100% surge in ship traffic as the Strait of Hormuz...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Tuindagboek
Ons nuwe tuindagboekskrywer sê winter is die seisoen vir deklae, kompos maak, kruietee en snoei – of maak ’n wurmplaas van Pvc-pyp wat jy in jou beddings kan plaas
Read Full Story (Page 3)Garden Diary
Our new garden diary writer says winter is the season for mulch, making compost, experimenting with herbal teas, and pruning.
Read Full Story (Page 3)SAPS nabs drug dealers and undocumented foreigners
Four undocumented foreigners were recently apprehended, after a joint operation was executed by the Makhanda Police in collaboration with the Department of Home Affairs and the Department of Traffic Services. Police spokesperson Captain Marius...
Read Full Story (Page 2)PIGGLY WIGGLY WARM EMBRACE CONTINUES TO
The Piggly Wiggly Warm Embrace once again showcased the incredible heart of the Midlands’ community during the Blanket Day initiative. Blessed with a beautifully warm Autumn day, supporters gathered to celebrate the hard work, generosity and...
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Read Full Story (Page 1)At 84, Bezuidenhout still painting life in full colour
At an age when many people are slowing down, Lorraine D Bezuidenhout is still chasing colour, inspiration and that perfect brushstroke. The talented 84-year-old artist from Kennerley Retirement Complex in Bonza Bay still paints daily — her canvasses...
Read Full Story (Page 1)MY WIELE ’n Leser se bloedrooi sleepkombinasie vir die grondpad RY-INDRUK een klap | WOONWATOETS Tuff Cats Mbada 2d Max tref die kol SLEEPTOETS die plaas! | ELEKTRIESE VOERTUIE Die borrel bars, sê Mic LAAI DIE BRAKKE IN!
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Read Full Story (Page 1)SHOP PREMIUM ESSENTIALS AT UNIQ DIAMOND PAVILION
Discover this season’s must-have styles and capsule wardrobe staples at UNIQ Diamond Pavilion. We offer exceptional quality and superior winter comfort in one easy shopping experience. Diamond Pavilion, Oliver & Mac Dougall Rd, Kimberley.
Read Full Story (Page 1)Stenden SA graduates ready to rise to global challenges with vision
Proud families and friends celebrated the achievements of 18 BCom Hospitality Management graduates (three cum laude) and 11 BAdmin Disaster Relief Management graduates (six cum laude) at the Stenden SA graduation ceremony on Friday May 15. VIP guests...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Head in the clouds
A Qantas flight travelling from Melbourne to Texas was diverted to Tahiti, French Polynesia, after a drunk passenger allegedly bit a crew member, The Independent reports. Passengers were seven hours into their 18-hour flight when a man stumbled out of...
Read Full Story (Page 2)Familie eis geregtigheid
HEIDELBERG - Dié dorp is weereens diep geskok na ’n jongman vir die tweede keer binne die bestek van 17 maande nog ’n lewe van ’n persoon geneem het. Noodlottig gesteek Dié keer is die lewe van Pieter John Oktober (39), in die vroeër oggendure van...
Read Full Story (Page 1)WIN
SOME PLACES DON’T NEED TO ANNOUNCE THEMSELVES – THEY SIMPLY SHIFT YOUR PACE THE MOMENT YOU ARRIVE. Yellowwood Cottage is one of those rare gems, with just the right ratio of ease to escape. A short drive from Cape Town, in the secluded hamlet of...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Security company lighting up the City in the fight against crime
For the safety of the community, Mi7 National Group has embarked on an initiative to install 500 Halo poles across the city, aimed at lighting up areas where residents live, walk, run, cycle and travel daily. The company has already identified areas...
Read Full Story (Page 2)Fire destroys family home
A Flora Park family lost their home and decades of treasured possessions in a devastating fire last Sunday, with growing concerns over the response time of the Polokwane Municipality fire department after firefighters reportedly arrived more than 40...
Read Full Story (Page 1)DIAZ BEACH The rush to restore it
With structures and homes precariously positioned along the crumbling dunes of Diaz Beach, a local landscape architect has emphasised the rush to repair the damage on the primary dune and restore it before the situation worsens. The Mossel Bay...
Read Full Story (Page 1)SA’s COCAINE shame
There have been major drug crackdowns in South Africa recently, reaffirming how the country is intricately entwined with global cartel activity. A R1-billion methamphetamine manufacturing facility was discovered in North West, and a multimillion-rand...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Bacela ukwakhelwa abantwana abafundela phandle eMndundu Primary School
AKUMNANDANGA ebantwaneni baseMndundu Primary School abafundela phandle ngenxa yamagumbi angamabhodlo. Isikolo sabo siphakathi kwezingaphaya kwekhulu ezonakaliswe yimimoya emikhulu eshiye idemesha engenambaliso kwiindawo ezininzi ephondweni leMpuma...
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Read Full Story (Page 3)LAND OF BLOOD
MKHUHLU - This township near Hazyview, grimly nicknamed the “land of blood” after more than 60 gun-related killings in three years, has been rocked by the assassination of Joseph Nyalungu. To some he was an alleged rhino poaching kingpin, while others...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Kate oorrompel Italië en ’n nuwe generasie tydens haar eerste reis ná haar kankerstryd
Read Full Story (Page 1)WHY COALITIONS COME APART
There has been much talk, some of it dangerous, about how to stabilise municipal governments in the age of coalitions. Smaller parties, some of them with only one elected person, become kingmakers when no party has an overall majority and larger...
Read Full Story (Page 6)MAHLANGU SET FOR ORBIT EXIT?
Soccer Laduma has been led to believe that experienced midfielder Pogiso Mahlangu may not stay with Orbit College beyond the end of this season. Mahlangu joined Orbit towards the end of last season after spending a few months as a free agent. He was...
Read Full Story (Page 2)Tight exam roster under scrutiny
Hoërskool Outeniqua principal Christo Vorster has appealed directly to Basic Education Minister Siviwe Gwarube to urgently revise the 2026 National Senior Certificate (NSC) exam timetable, warning that as it stands, some learners could be forced to...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Clinic allegations are probed
Two KwaSokhulu women have detailed their traumatic experiences of alleged illtreatment and denial of healthcare services at KwaSokhulu Clinic under uMfolozi Municipality, prompting a formal complaint to the KZN health MEC. Victoria Mkhwanazi (48) from...
Read Full Story (Page 2)Rotsstorting gatslag vir toerisme
Die rotsstorting wat 9 Mei op die grottepad na die ernstige vloede plaasgevind het, het alle inkomste, nie net na die Kango-grotte nie, maar na verskeie toerismebestemmings aan die ander kant van die versperring in duie laat stort. Die aankondiging...
Read Full Story (Page 1)2 weeks on and still NO power
PLETTENBERG BAY - Residents in the Crags, Fisanthoek, Harkerville and Airport Road in Plettenberg Bay are growing increasingly frustrated over prolonged power outages and what they describe as poor communication and limited transparency from Eskom...
Read Full Story (Page 1)CHARMING THIEVES CARRY OUT DARING JEWELLERY HEIST
Dshe said. ressed to the nines and armed with compliments about a Scottsville couple's garden, three welldressed women charmed their way into an elderly couple's home before making off with valuable heirloom jewellery. An 84-year-old Scottsville...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Hide-and-seek game ends in tragedy: girl (5) crushed to death by municipal skip bin
WHAT began as a game of hide-and-seek ended in tragedy when 5-year-old Kiara Mohan was crushed to death after a municipal skip bin fell on her, while she was playing. The incident has sparked outrage, with residents and family members blaming the...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Light aircraft makes emergency landing
IT was the quick action of a pilot that saved the lives of passengers aboard a light aircraft, which made an emergency landing near Richards Bay on Sunday afternoon. It is reported that the pilot landed on Long Beach, north of Richards Bay. According...
Read Full Story (Page 2)TOERUSTING VIR TEE ALLES WAT WALLIS! KIA SE 4x4-BAKKIE
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Read Full Story (Page 1)GLOBAL ACTIONS FOR A BETTER FUTURE
From Earth Hour to World Water Week – see how the world is working together!
Read Full Story (Page 1)Conversations with leaders
The Public Service Commission Amendment Bill promises significant changes in the public administration, says PSC Chairperson Somadoda Fikeni
Read Full Story (Page 2)SPECIAL
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Read Full Story (Page 1)Highlights
Africa’s Wildest Mothers As Mother’s Day approaches, it’s a moment to honour nurturing, protection and the fierce, enduring bonds between mothers and their young. Nowhere is this more powerfully expressed than in the African wild, where survival...
Read Full Story (Page 8)TOP BUSINESS OF THE MONTH
South African leaders succeed by starting within – peoplecentred operating models align leadership, people and purpose for sustainable growth.
Read Full Story (Page 8)CEO LETTER
Over the past few months, many of our customers have felt the impact of rising travel costs, including the introduction of our fuel surcharge.We know that any increase, no matter how small, affects your plans and budget, and we remain mindful of this...
Read Full Story (Page 12)BENTLEY SOUTH AFRICA
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Read Full Story (Page 1)Three dynamic creatives; Wendy , Kealeboga “Kea” , and Sphokuhle come together as Dark & Lovely ambassadors to celebrate creativity, self-expression, and the power of sisterhood.
Read Full Story (Page 4)Crab spiders are masters of disguise
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Read Full Story (Page 3)ONS PRAAT OOR
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Read Full Story (Page 1)‘NOBODY CARES ABOUT ME TODAY’
Read Full Story (Page 1)The POWER of a simple routine
Achieving firmer and smoother-looking skin doesn’t have to be complicated – it’s as easy as a daily dedication to a simple routine. With the NIVEA Q10 Anti-Wrinkle Routine, you can enjoy firmer and smoother-looking skin, with visible wrinkle and fine...
Read Full Story (Page 3)MY WALK-AND-STALK MONTANA TURKEY HUNT
Outwitting a gobbler takes some effort. DANIE GROBLER
Read Full Story (Page 3)“ Where Light Meets Luxury
At K. Light, we believe exceptional lighting transforms a bedroom into a sanctuary. Our curated range of imported on-trend light fittings is carefully selected to create layered, elegant illumination with effortless style. A striking chandelier, modern...
Read Full Story (Page 3)The Inflection Point
Every corporate resurrection has an inflection point — a moment when leaders decide that the past is not destiny. For Telkom, that pivot required abandoning the psychology of a monopoly and embracing the mindset of a competitor. It meant trading...
Read Full Story (Page 3)From the editor’s desk
The premise of one of my wife’s favourite television shows, Love is Blind, is that strangers can fall in love and commit their lives to one another with no consideration of appearance. They can only see one another for the rst time after several...
Read Full Story (Page 12)EDITORS NOTE
As you hold this special magazine, imagine receiving a bouquet of pink roses—a symbol of admiration, grace, and appreciation. This edition is just that: a bouquet dedicated to YOU. Too often, women pour into others without pausing to receive their own...
Read Full Story (Page 3)Where To Next? Short Story By Anne Lieberman
THE Christmas jingles hadn’t changed in the 40 years Heather had worked at the supermarket. The song selection lasted one hour before it looped again, which was about the maximum time a shopper spent there, but only a small fraction of Heather’s...
Read Full Story (Page 13)Testosterone
All the info you need about the hormone that could give you your life – and sex drive – back
Read Full Story (Page 2)THE VISION
From Egypt to the Cape: inspired journeys | South African creatives to watch | The interiors setting the tone for the year ahead | Children’s bedrooms, reimagined
Read Full Story (Page 1)TOP OF THE CHOCS
Looking for an Eid treat, a flourless cake for Pesach or a project for the kids involving leftover Easter eggs? Find it in this collection of 26 of our best-ever chocolate recipes.
Read Full Story (Page 5)ON THE COVER
The Balikli BLK-Y308, a Turkish made bolt-action hunting rifle in .308Win. The Remington 700 clone uses Accuracy International magazines. Read more on p34. Photo by Phillip Hayes
Read Full Story (Page 4)VEILIGHEIDSNET
Jou kinders se veiligheid is ononderhandelbaar. Die Aqua-Net Swembadveiligheidsnet is SuidAfrika se bewese oplossing vir swembadveiligheid. Sedert die bekendstelling daarvan in 1972 is geen verdrinkings aangemeld nie. Hierdie pasgemaakte...
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Read Full Story (Page 3)1 MAZHOU
Campsite 10 level sites ranging from small to very spacious, all with ample shade. Each has electricity and a tap. Guests may use the swimming pool next door at Limpopo Forest Tented Camp. Ablutions 1 small, neat bathroom, with a kitchen...
Read Full Story (Page 12)PUPILS CREATE SOCCER BALLS FOR UNDERPRIVILEGED SCHOOLS
In a creative blend of recycling and community spirit, Etham College grade seven pupils have transformed discarded plastic into soccer balls for underprivileged schools. Shaneen Ulyate, the teacher who led the project, said it aimed to promote both...
Read Full Story (Page 1)TRENDS TO MAKE YOUR OWN
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