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Young role models shaping the future

Too often, in many of our communities, drug dealers and gangsters are viewed as role models. Yet the reality is that many of them cannot even walk freely in certain areas without fearing for their lives. Others leave a trail

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Extortion syndicates claim beloved pastor

Syndicate extortionists are known to closely observe and monitor hardworking individuals who are simply trying to make an honest living. These unscrupulous individuals often resort to intimidation tactics, frequently issuing threats of dire consequences if their demands for protection fees

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Ready D: Pioneer of South African Hip-Hop

For more than three decades, Deon Daniels, better known as Ready D, has remained one of South Africa’s most respected pioneers of hip-hop, DJ culture and turntablism. As a key player in the iconic Prophets of Da City (POC) during

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The history of the banking system

For decades, allegations and theories have circulated claiming that influential financial, political, corporate, and religious elites as well as organisations have exercised significant influence over global banking, mainstream media, politics, the pharmaceutical industry and world affairs. The history of banking

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SA can’t be governed by ‘Mob Deadlines’

As South Africa continues to grapple with illegal immigration, unemployment and border security, the debate has intensified following the March & March movement’s 30 June deadline—today—for undocumented foreign nationals to leave the country. The movement, which identifies Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma, a

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MyCiTi Fare Hike Sparks Outrage

As Cape Town residents brace themselves for yet another increase in the cost of living, the proposed MyCiTi fare increases have left many commuters questioning whether affordable public transport is becoming a thing of the past. Among the strongest concerns

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Steenberg woman turns broken pieces into a new story

Accord Creative Works is a creative and expressive initiative founded by Michelle van Staden Abrahams, a retired nurse, widow, mother, mosaic artist, and author from Steenberg, Cape Town. Rooted in the philosophy of restoration, the venture was born from the

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A journey of love, strength and advocacy

Life, for Joy Davids, changed forever at the age of 34 when her only child was diagnosed with Down syndrome shortly after birth. “I remember holding my breath as the doctor confirmed the diagnosis,” Joy recalls. “I felt shocked, worried

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Parenting as an Autistic mom

There is nothing as powerful and beautiful as the heart of a mother. She understands and accepts that each of her children is unique and deserving of a special kind of love. Keisha Williams, granddaughter of the late Willie Martin,

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