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‘Her body may be gone, but her spirit lives forever’: Elizabeth Moselakgomo remembered by her brother
Family and loved ones gathered in Pankop, Mpumalanga, to mourn Elizabeth Moselakgomo at her funeral. Her brother delivered a heartfelt tribute, remembering her as a dedicated runner, a loving mother, and an important pillar of the family.
The story documents the personal grief and community remembrance surrounding the passing of Elizabeth Moselakgomo.
Cosatu’s R12 million congress collapse: What went wrong and what happens next
COSATU’s congress collapsed after disputes over delegate credentials and the suspension of Mike Shingange. The failure exposed deep internal tensions within the federation. COSATU now faces the task of resolving these conflicts and addressing unfinished business when it reconvenes.
Old-fashioned ginger pudding recipe with a rich, buttery sauce
This easy ginger pudding recipe delivers a soft, saucy dessert with warming spice and plenty of nostalgic appeal, served with custard for a classic finish.
Four killed in two separate shootings in Eastern Cape
Police are investigating two unrelated double murders in Kwazakhele, Gqeberha, after four people were killed in separate shootings on Friday and Saturday.
When a happy marriage exists only for the cameras
Many couples appear happy in public while privately feeling disconnected or trapped. Relationship coach Kas Naidoo argues that lasting change begins when both partners take responsibility and do the inner work.
Mpumalanga education ordered to appoint teacher after bypassing her as top-ranked candidate
An arbitrator found that the Mpumalanga Education Department unfairly bypassed a teacher after she ranked first for a Departmental Head post at Yedwa Primary School.
Mosimane explains Foster snub as Bafana tenure begins
Pitso Mosimane says Lyle Foster’s lack of regular football influenced his decision to leave the striker out of Bafana Bafana’s upcoming qualifiers and friendly.
Shembe maidens face backlash over topless Reed Dance
Shembe Church members have questioned the participation of young female church members in the Reed Dance in Phongolo, with some arguing that going topless on the Sabbath conflicts with church rules. The eBuhleni faction says the Reed Dance is open to everyone and distinguishes between church rules and members' private lives.
Macpherson orders probe into firm linked to man who made violent threats to women in Sandton restaurant
Public Works Minister Dean Macpherson has directed the CIDB to investigate alleged irregularities involving infrastructure company Morial Infrastructure Group, which has been linked to businessman Lawrence Chamurwa Mudzingayima.
AI is racing ahead – and even its creators are asking who is in control
AI is advancing so quickly that some of the people who helped build the technology are now warning that humanity may be struggling to keep control of it.
South Africa's GBV Crisis: The everyday things women are afraid to do alone
From morning runs and walks home to nights out and solo travel, ordinary activities are becoming safety calculations for women across South Africa as fears grow following the deaths of nine women in Ekurhuleni.
‘I cried for the eight-year-old’- Sibu Mpanza’s heartbreaking GBV plea after losing his mother
Sibu Mpanza signed up to support Women For Change days before his mother was murdered. Now, amid the deaths of nine women in Ekurhuleni, he says he may finally complete the run in their memory.
Durban family ordered to vacate property after not paying rent for over 12 years
The KwaZulu-Natal High Court has ordered a Newlands East family to vacate their rental property by October 15, 2026, after upholding the cancellation of their lease. The sheriff may enforce the eviction from 20 October if they remain.
Beyond the All Blacks: Why the real value of Rugby’s Greatest Rivalry is yet to come for Springboks
With senior heavyweights set for a well-earned rest, South Africa's terrifying depth will take centre stage in Europe as fringe stars battle for coveted spots in the Springboks' 33-man World Cup squad.
Haashim Pead’s Cape Town homecoming finally set after Stormers-Lions transfer tussle
Junior Springbok scrumhalf Haashim Pead is expected to leave the Lions for the Stormers after the Cape side reached an agreement for his release.
UKZN engineering graduate creates real-time South African Sign Language translator
A UKZN engineering graduate has developed a prototype that uses computer vision and AI to convert selected South African Sign Language signs into spoken words in real time.
Ngwenya on the brink of PSL history after seventh straight goal
AmaZulu forward Thandolwenkosi Ngwenya has scored in seven consecutive Betway Premiership matches and needs one more goal to set a new PSL-era record.
19-year-old arrested after Gqeberha church robbery, two firearms recovered
A 19-year-old suspect has been arrested after a church robbery in New Brighton, with police recovering two firearms, ammunition, cellphones and a vehicle.
Revolution on the square: Drop-in pitches reshape SA cricket venues ahead of 2027 World Cup
Cricket South Africa’s nationwide rollout of exchangeable drop-in pitches aims to restore decaying surfaces, but the structural shift has sparked a fierce debate over pitch quality and maintenance.
South African journalist Micah Reddy reportedly missing in Djibouti
South African journalist Micah Reddy and fixer Kooki Mahmoud are reportedly missing in Djibouti, prompting CPJ to demand answers and confirmation of their safety.
