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From his ‘matchbox’ Soweto home to a prison cell February 15, 1990: Nelson Mandela wakes as always at 5am and begins his hour-long exercise rou

Not only has the Covid-19 pandemic caused chaos in the personal lives of all persons but it has and still will bring major changes in employment law

If history had taught us anything at all, there would be life lessons aplenty for us to prevent a repeat of doom after doom laying waste to lives.

A Bahá'í Perspective We often wonder how to achieve a happy and purposeful life, despite the challenges we face which today includes the Covid-19 pa

Nearly five months ago, President Cyril Ramaphosa addressed South Africans about his decision to implement a hard lockdown for 21 days. While this

In October of 2016, the term “fake news” was almost unheard of. A month later, amidst a landmark US election, interest in the phrase quadrupled. It

As South Africa approaches what we truly hope could be the end of the peak of our Covid-19 pandemic, and information overload and Covid fatigue sets

On Sunday, the country celebrated Women’s Day. This occasion marks the anniversary of the day in 1956 when 20 000 women marched to the Union Buildin

When one of the country’s top rugby commentators Kaunda Ntunja died recently, a senior government communicator issued a press statement ex

Corruption during a national disaster is a particularly heinous type of crime, and perpetrators are going to be dealt with decisively and harshly.