Lenacapavir: South Africa’s Revolutionary Anti-HIV Initiative
South Africa plans to introduce Lenacapavir, a biannual anti-HIV injection, in over 300 clinics to curb new HIV infections by 2028.
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South African Modernism: A Powerful Rediscovery at Gallery 1
South African Modernism shines at Gallery 1, revealing rare works and new insight into a movement that shaped global art and inspires today’s creators
Guinea Stadium Massacre: Unraveling a Long-Delayed Quest for Justice
A year after the historic verdict, the Guinea stadium massacre appeals trial remains uncertain, leaving victims and authorities in limbo.
Municipalities are ruining Hartbeespoort Dam: A Growing Environmental Crisis
Municipalities are ruining Hartbeespoort Dam as pollution and sewage threaten aquatic life, tourism, and the community’s future.
Madlanga Commission Launches in Pretoria with Strong Mandate
The Madlanga commission begins hearings in Pretoria on 1 September, tackling corruption, political interference, and criminality in South Africa’s justice system.
Waterborne Diseases Crisis: A Silent Threat Exposed by Khayelitsha’s Youth
Waterborne diseases are a growing crisis in Khayelitsha, where stagnant water, climate change, and poor sanitation fuel a dangerous health emergency
10 Notable Extortion Attempt Cases on Social Media and How to Handle Them
Discover 10 major extortion attempt cases online and strategies to protect yourself from falling victim to digital fraud
Springboks’ 30-22 Victory Over Wallabies in Cape Town: A Thrilling Showdown of Rugby Mastery
Springboks’ 30-22 Victory Over Wallabies in Cape Town showcases Handré Pollard’s leadership and tactical brilliance, securing a thrilling win in the Rugby Championship.
Hawks Bust Rhino Trafficking Syndicate Linked to 964 Horns – Major Win for Wildlife Protection
South African Hawks make a breakthrough in a seven-year investigation into a massive rhino trafficking syndicate, seizing 964 horns worth millions.
