Julius Malema Hits Musa Khawula with R1 Million Demand Over Infidelity Claims
The era of "unverified tea" is meeting the full force of the law. Julius Malema and his wife, Mantwa Matlala, have officially issued a letter of demand to controversial X (Twitter) blogger Musa Khawula, following a series of posts alleging that their marriage was collapsing due to infidelity. The Legal Hammer: R1 Million and Criminal Charges Represented by England Slabbert Attorneys...
Why Humanity is the Core of Cyber Resilience
In an era of rapid digitization, South African organizations often fall into the trap of the "Mirage of Maturity." We buy the latest AI tools and pass audits, yet remain fundamentally unprepared for a breach. Professor Naidoo suggests that true security is a practice of responsibility, not a race to a "finished" state. 1. The Illusion of Control Many South African...
UJ to Award Honorary Doctorate to Francois Pienaar Amid 2026 Autumn Graduations
As the orange robes take over the stage this autumn, the University of Johannesburg is set to confer qualifications upon a staggering 13,125 graduates. While the season celebrates the next generation of professionals, UJ will also pay tribute to the architects of the nation’s past and present. Honouring a National Icon Leading the cohort of honorary degree recipients is Francois Pienaar,...
The Great Escape: UJ Stuns NWU Eagles to Secure “Fortress Westdene”
On Monday night, the University of Johannesburg (UJ) Rugby Stadium lived up to its reputation as a "fortress." In a Round 3 clash that swung from absolute dominance to near-disaster, the Orange Army managed a narrow 35-29 victory over the FNB NWU Eagles. First Half: The Zian Cilliers Show UJ opened the match with blistering intensity. After an early scare from...
Match Day: Kaizer Chiefs Face Richards Bay FC in Sell-Out Thriller
The wait is over. Kaizer Chiefs return to action tonight against a resilient Richards Bay FC side. While the Amakhosi are looking to climb the Betway Premiership table and secure three vital points, the "Natal Rich Boyz" have proven to be a difficult nut to crack on their home turf. The Essential Details Fixture: Richards Bay FC vs. Kaizer Chiefs Date: Tuesday,...
Prof Liezl van Dyk Appointed as SU’s Chief Academic Authority
The appointment of Prof Van Dyk follows a rigorous international search and a consultative process involving the Senate, Student Representative Council, and Institutional Forum. Currently the Executive Dean of Engineering at North-West University, she brings a "rare combination of strategic clarity and operational depth" to Stellenbosch. A Vision of Academic Coherence Prof Van Dyk’s roadmap for SU focuses on moving away...
Unisa Announces the 3rd International Teaching and Learning Conference (ITLC 2026)
From 4 to 7 May 2026, the University of South Africa (Unisa) will host a high-level gathering of global minds at its Muckleneuk campus. This year’s conference is dedicated to a powerful theme: "Hope through transformation: Advancing sustainability, inclusion and digital innovation in higher education practices." Turning Crisis into Innovation The ITLC 2026 is born out of a necessity to stay...
UP and hearX Launch WhatsApp Training to Tackle Childhood Hearing Loss
The University of Pretoria (UP), home to Africa’s only WHO Collaborating Centre for the Prevention of Deafness and Hearing Loss, has officially leveled up its fight against undiagnosed hearing impairment. In partnership with the hearX Foundation, they have launched the EARS teacher training programme—a fully automated, AI-powered tool delivered directly via WhatsApp. The Problem: The Silent Crisis Globally, nearly 90 million...
Miguel Cardoso Blasts Loftus Versfeld Surface After Champions League Clash
In the high-stakes world of the CAF Champions League, the margin between victory and defeat is often thin—but according to Espérance de Tunis manager Miguel Cardoso, the margin at Loftus Versfeld was buried under layers of sludge. Following a grueling match against Mamelodi Sundowns, Cardoso slammed the state of the pitch, labeling it "horrible" and unfit for a competition of...
Stagnant Lines, Living History: Zakes Mda’s ‘Sunday Dresses’ Captures the Agony of the Modern Queue
Written in 1988, Mda’s play centers on two women waiting outside a government warehouse in Lesotho for subsidized rice. However, Kweyama’s direction bridges the gap between 1988 and the present-day South African reality. The Parallel: Kweyama draws a direct line between the play and modern SASSA recipients who sleep on pavements from 04:00, clutching camping chairs and blankets, only to...
