Man claims police forced his Muslim fiancée to drink beer
Nadia Khan|Published

Man claims police forced his Muslim fiancée to drink beer

Man chops up wife, roams around with her heart, body parts in bag before fleeing

IANS|Published

A gruesome murder has left residents in shock as a man allegedly displayed his wife's dismembered body parts in a bag

Shameem Kumandan: from backyard laundry to national success

Melini Moses|Updated

Join the movement to empower women entrepreneurs in South Africa as their stories of resilience and success flood pages in Her Story, Her Success.

‘Organ transplant gave me a second chance at life’

Nadia Khan|Published

Almost six months ago, Mahendran Naicker received a kidney transplant which he said had given him a second chance at life after he suffered renal failure.

Illustration: Gazan Child Memorial
Special report

These are the names of the 18,000 Palestinian children murdered by Israel since October 7

The hope of organ donation: Marilyn Rampersad battles for a triple-organ donation

Nadia Khan|Published

For the past five years Marilyn Rampersad, who is in need of a triple organ transplant, has lived with the hope that she would find a donor.

Organ donation awareness: saving lives and encouraging compassion

Nadia Khan|Published

In commemoration of National Organ Donor Awareness Month in August, various stakeholders are encouraging South Africans to give the “gift of life”.

Reflections on the National Dialogue Convention

ADVOCATE RANJIV NIRGHIN|Published

The majority of our South African citizens feel excluded, alienated and ignored by our government, and the issues that we face are not limited to a specific sector ...

'I learnt to speak up': The significance of being celebrated as a leading woman CEO

Jennifer Reddy|Published

Join top woman CEO Jennifer Reddy as she reflects on her incredible journey to becoming the Private Sector CEO of the Year 2025.

Gaza: the humanitarian crisis turning citizens against governments

Yeshelen Govender|Published

As the humanitarian crisis in Gaza deepens, terms like nomicide and medicide emerge, shedding light on the brutality of the conflict and prompting a surge in international ...

What does it take for us to be outraged?

Dr Raymond Perrier|Updated

As vigilantes threaten access to healthcare at Addington Hospital, a dire situation unfolds—many patients are turned away at the gates, raising profound questions ...

When monitors lorded over the classroom

Yogin Devan|Published

In an era where the classroom is evolving, we delve into the disappearing role of class monitors.

Navigating family ties after divorce

Gaishrie Sharon Singh|Published

Divorce often reshapes family dynamics, but what happens to the relationships formed with in-laws?

Caregiver and son arrested for allegedly strangling Chatsworth man

Yoshini Perumal|Published

The GP who declared the man dead in writing, told police he had not seen the body

Ayurveda for PCOS: how natural treatments can balance your hormones

Dr Tamlyn Govender|Published

For women grappling with polycystic ovary syndrome, Ayurvedic medicine provides a pathway towards understanding and healing, restoring balance in both body and mind ...

KPV Peptide: A minimalist tripeptide with expansive potential

Partnered Content|Published

From gastrointestinal health to skin regeneration, discover how this tiny molecule could change the landscape of therapeutic research.

Celebrating cultural heritage

Mickey Chetty|Published

Eleven young South Africans represented SA at the Reaching Your Roots programme. They took part in cultural exchanges, educational sessions, and immersive experiences ...

The surprising health benefits of Indian cuisine

Verisha Rugbur|Published

Discover how Indian cuisine can be healthy and nutritious with simple changes.

Unlock your potential this August

Mellissa Mallaya-Pandaya|Published

Astrology serves as a guiding force in our lives, and this August, the stars beckon us to embrace change while recognising our inner strengths.

Govender brothers face trial for murder linked to ‘love affair’

Nadia Khan|Published

According to the court papers, Ferrel Govender was enraged by the fact that Shailen Singh had an affair with Salona Ramrutton/Kisten

New demerit system: 15 points and your licence will be suspended for three months

Monishka Govender|Published

South Africa is set to implement a new demerit point system by September 2026, aimed at reducing road fatalities. While the Road Traffic Infringement Agency believes ...