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Groundwork Collective brings their voter education campaign to Johannesburg and Whistleblower week is celebrated.

JoyNews' Emmanuel Kwasi Debrah and Francisca Enchill have won big at the prestigious West Africa Media Excellence and Conference Awards, WAMECA 2023.

SA’s withdrawal of its diplomats from Tel Aviv is the strongest indicator that its relations with Israel are strained and serves as an expression of discontent by Pretoria.

KPK chieftain ensnared in extortion case

Bombing of hospitals, schools and houses reveals a callous disregard for the lives of Palestinians

Something has gone seriously wrong with the issuing of fishing quotas in pursuit of transformation, and it’s killing the historical small-boat industry that’s at the heart of picturesque harbours like Kalk Bay.

About 53 weeks ago, President Cyril Ramaphosa promised that the government he leads would work against corruption and that State Capture would never happen again. However, there is little to no evidence that the promise is being kept.

Former deputy chief justice calls on the state to protect whistleblowers as inaugural Whistleblower Awards celebrate journalists, rights defenders and media houses for their dedication to building a corruption-free South Africa.

The ambition of farmworker equity schemes, aimed at incorporating workers into farm businesses and socially uplifting them, has not been fulfilled.