The University of the Witwatersrand (Wits University) has become one of several global institutions affected by a sophisticated zero-day cyberattack that targeted Read More
Former South African President Jacob Zuma is fiercely contesting a legal claim that seeks to recover R28 million plus that was spent Read More
By Elizabeth Ayodele Chidinma Ibemere’s “The Void Caused by Grief” achieves what most grief literature fails to accomplish—it refuses consolation Read More
A fierce legal battle over race-conscious redistricting is unfolding at the U.S. Supreme Court, and its outcome could strike a deep Read More
By Eja Manifest Eji Today, October 15, marks International White Cane Safety Day — a day to celebrate the symbol of independence for blind Read More
The four best runners-up from CAF’s final qualifying groups — Nigeria, Gabon, Cameroon and DR Congo — will contest a one-off playoff mini-tournament Read More
When it comes to breaking the internet, Kim Kardashian has a PhD in controversy—and this time, she’s done it with Read More
As Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell prepares to deliver his final remarks before the Fed’s late-October policy meeting, investors and economists Read More
It was a bittersweet morning in Washington, D.C., as Erika Kirk stood in the White House Rose Garden, accepting the Presidential Read More
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has entered a new era of leadership with the appointment of President Dallin H. Read More
Nigeria’s 4–0 victory over Benin in the final round of Group C matches has officially booked the Super Eagles a place in Read More
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From Rietgat to the bar: Adv Tiny Seboko SC fights for a fairer, more transparent justice system for all.
Whether it’s a labour dispute, a contract gone wrong, or a family matter, most South Africans will need legal help at Read More