We speak to Khanya Mzongwana on growing food and your life
Khanya Mzongwana is a chef and contributing food editor for Taste Magazine. She is also a garden enthusiast and future director for an alternative...
So these people made R433 440 PER DAY off the SA...
For our latest report on updated figures of the earnings of Kishugu Holdings click here.
For Working on Fire's own statement click here.
So, a private...
The internet: Where have you taken Zuma?
While all and sundry have passed comments about the performance (or lack thereof) of the ANC in some of the most contested parts of...
So who gave the real state of the nation address?
It was the least surprising moment of the evening, the Economic Freedom Fighters were invited to leave the National Assembly on Thursday evening after repeatedly...
“As long as the economy is bad, people will go†–...
Bulawayo, Zimbabwe – A long, white luxury coach with 48 passengers on board crawls out of its parking depot, destined for Johannesburg, South Africa....
Why is Scarlett Johansson in Ghost in the Shell?
Hollywood is known for its habit of whitewashing characters that were never supposed to be white. The hashtag #OscarsSoWhite brought attention to the issue...
10 reasons SA doesn’t suck right now – June edition
June sucked. There was Brexit, Rivers Church, #SodwanaBay, Hlaudi power-tripping at the SABC, and so much else. Although SA needs to be left in...
The three stages of Eskom-induced grief, aka load shedding
On Wednesday last week, Eskom slapped consumers on the back for a job well done on conserving electricity. But load shedding is by no...
SA’s deadliest mine disasters in numbers
Collapses, explosions and strikes have caused the worst mining disasters over the years. From Coalbrook mine to Marikana, MBALI ZWANE lists the deadliest mine...
The Weekly Dissident: Writing against the canon
On the Weekly Dissident today, MPHUTLANE WA BOFELO brings you a poetic contribution entitled "Raising bastards".
RAISING BASTARDS
our teachers and priests
scouts & the best
among our parents
played their role
to...
Five things people often get wrong about introverts
Crowded parties or meetings often might feel like a holding cell to an introverted person, even as they sportingly up their end of the...
Watch: The Daily Vox hangout with NWU-Pukke students
At 2:30 on Tuesday, the Daily Vox reporter Pontsho Pilane speaks to students from North West University's Potchefstroom campus to discuss issues concerning discrimination,...
Five reasons why Uzalo has knocked Generations off its top spot
Upstart SABC drama Uzalo has done the impossible and replaced perennial favourite Generations as the most-watched show on TV. ZILUNGILE MNISI gives us five...
Five reasons the Proteas may have lost, but certainly didn’t panic
No sooner had our boys lost, did the peanut gallery begin using the dreaded c-word. Not that c-word. The other c-word. Also known as...
Twitter 1. Zuma 0.
The outrage on Twitter is responsible for Jacob Zuma's dramatic decision to reshuffle the cabinet, a source within the presidency has said.
In a surprise...
A letter from Zimbabwe where the people ‘battle to breathe’
Marching Wednesdays seems to be the country's new fad since the citizen movement #ThisFlag and civil servants' strike shut the nation down on the...
10 things that happen when you’re exhausted
We all have days when we push ourselves too hard, when there are a million things to do, and no time to do them...
Aaisha’s Ramadaan Diaries, Day 26: On censorship, press freedom, and the...
Day 26: On censorship, press freedom, and the SABC
On Friday I was not at home, but my heart was in Auckland Park with my...
#StopTheSale petition casts light on Cape Town’s stark inequality
New calls for Cape Town's local government to stop the sale of property which formerly housed two old-age homes have once again cast a...
What next for Uzalo?
Uzalo viewers are finding it hard to believe that supposed lead character Gxabhashe is really dead. LIZEKA MADUNA speculates.
A flawed family man is dead,...
