Before you shuffle off the world stage in a stupor for the last time, ‘Genocide Joe’, let’s review your legacy report card.

As Jeremy Gauntlett retires amid allegations of historical sexual abuse, the legal profession must confront its ethical failures and the abuse of power.

The inquiry into Judge Mbenenge’s alleged sexual harassment highlights power dynamics and ethical concerns in the judiciary.

President Emmanuelle Macron just threatened Candace Owens with ‘lawfare’ if she doesn’t drop her investigation into his wife.

Before even taking office, Trump just stopped the genocide in Gaza with a breakthrough peace treaty… but will it hold?

Here’s to horsepower and the ultimate Hollywood hero cars that always seem to save the day when the chips are down …

The US government has voted to protect war criminal, Benjamin Netanyahu and sanction the ICC – for issuing his arrest warrant.

A ruling concerning the ownership structure of local airline FlySafair has serious consequences for South Africa’s aviation sector.

Norton Rose Fulbright’s opposition to the Legal Sector Code raises troubling questions about its commitment to transformation and BEE.

Ever since 7 October 2023 and the violent aftermath, discourse has been replete with unbalanced rants against Israel, writes David Saks.

Another Arab country destabilised by Sykes-Picot, Balfour, the Nakba and endless Western-led wars, is Lebanon.

Discovery Health’s bid to recover costs from the RAF was dismissed, spotlighting the legal limits of medical schemes in South Africa.

Court clears path for publication of matric results despite privacy concerns. However, a critical legal debate continues.

Once Africa’s largest country, Sudan has suffered decades of civil wars due to ancient divisions – and (of course) the oil.

Ramaphosa’s full implementation of the BELA Act sparks mixed reactions: inclusivity vs. threats to school autonomy and linguistic diversity.

With their wars in Afghanistan, Iraq and Somalia well underway, NATO eyed its next target: Africa’s most prosperous democracy.

Not content with destroying Afghanistan and Iraq in the GWOT, US/NATO set its sights on certain African countries.

After Afghanistan, the US lied again to justify another illegal war – against another weaker Middle Eastern country…

‘Drive lekker’ is my refrain till the end of the festive season. Even the Vatican agrees we should exercise ‘religious virtues’ on the road.

A relative of Nontobeko Cele – the woman brutally murdered by Sbusiso Lawrence Ntaka – says he was abusive and tried to kill her in the past.

Since 9/11, the US-NATO-Israel axis of evil has destroyed one weaker country after another under the guise of a ‘War on Terror’.

I’m often asked to impart ‘expert’ advice on stuff like getting an extended warranty for your car. But I tell everyone the same thing …

The BELA Act consultations concluded, leaving heated debates on language policies and school governance. Will transformation triumph?

Truth hurts: Whether you’re a die-hard fan or just there for the music – supporting Chris Brown’s SA concerts makes you a GBV apologist.

Dr. Mbuyiseni Ndlozi’s absence from the EFF National People’s Assembly sparks speculation of internal rifts within the party’s leadership.

Novina Pillay’s defection from ActionSA intensifies opposition-bloc tension ahead of the local government elections in two years’ time.

Are Joe Biden and Ben Netanyahu suffering from a Samson complex? Their suicidal, genocidal, apocalyptic actions seem to suggest so.

Trump, the US, and their dollar-bound Western vassal states have good reason to fear the coming economic behemoth that is BRICS.

There are three lies that Zionists regurgitate, ad nauseam, to guilt-trip the world into supporting Israel’s ethnic cleansing in Gaza.

Just a quick reminder that the US and its Western lapdogs blocked your freedom of press and information when they banned RT in 2022.

Since 2014, Mozambique has been terrorised by multiple devastating attacks from ISIS jihadists. Where are the continental police, Africom?

The recent political mayhem in Mozambique is the latest in a series of cataclysms since the impoverished country discovered NG in 2010.

The increasing number of high-profile EFF members leaving the party is creating suspicions about the future of the organisation.

Donald Trump has a chance to show the world he puts international rule of law first, not his buddy, Bibi. Will he do it?

Do illegal miners deserve emergency relief? The High Court ruling on Stilfontein tests SA’s balance between human rights and the rule of law.

An already fractured South Africa can ill-afford further division from resurgent, McCarthyite, ‘Red Scare’ Russophobia (and Sinophobia).

History-maker and Miss South Africa Mia le Roux has taught us so much in such a short space of time that we shouldn’t forget in a hurry.

This Springbok captain may struggle to get into future national squads under coach Rassie Erasmus. Here’s why …

EFF founding member and former North West provincial convener Alfred Motsi has left the party to join the rising uMkhonto weSizwe (MK) party

Ukraine’s crushing loss is looming, but Volodymyr Zelensky and US Democrats would rather risk WW3 than acknowledge it and cede defeat.

A R1.2 billion school LAN tender scandal exposes governance failures in the Western Cape. Irregularities highlight the need for accountability.

Will Donald Trump’s new administration honour their campaign promise and truly put America first? Or Israel.

Thabi Leoka’s falsified PhD scandal exposes corporate fraud and raises questions about integrity in South Africa’s professional landscape.

Republican or Democrat, regardless of who the United States elects, the endless wars will not end.

Did the ‘euthanising’ of P’Nut and Fred help sway the voter tide in Donald Trump’s favour?

Why should we be surprised that Trump won BIG? For years, we’ve watched the Democrats work hard to practically hand him a second term.

Jacob Zuma’s loyalty to the ANC while leading a rival party raises questions about his motives. Can he really have it both ways?

The EFF’s decline has been marked by election losses and high-profile exits. Can the EFF reclaim relevance, or is it destined for obscurity?

Donald Trump’s return to the White House raises new questions for Africa’s future. From economic shifts to climate policies, what will his presidency mean for the continent?

Profmed loses Constitutional Court case over procedural missteps. Is their “integrity” in question?

With polls neck and neck, the US election could shake South Africa’s economy and international relations, making it more than just a stateside event.

The Zimbabwe government is about to pay an initial $20 million to farmers who lost their land during reforms about 20 years ago.

Is it possible to separate the artist from his art when it comes to Chris Brown, who is reportedly behind a string of alleged GBV attacks…

The High Court dismissed Dr John Hlophe’s bid to block the JSC, upholding the interim order and allowing proceedings to continue.

An IOL article exposed a troubling contradiction in South Africa’s arms export policy, highlighting Rheinmetall Denel Munition’s (RDM) role in the Gaza conflict. Despite opposing Israel’s actions, arms made in South Africa may be fueling the violence.

La Grange’s conviction in the Steinhoff scandal offers little solace. With a sentence. of 10 years, five suspended, was justice truly served?

SA Fashion Week took place in Melrose Arch, Johannesburg, from 26-28 September. Here’s a look inside the exclusive event.

South Africa’s restaurant industry is facing a crisis of exploitation – underpaid staff, long hours and broken labour laws. What’s next?

Gerhardus Burger’s conviction in the Steinhoff insider trading scandal raises eyebrows. With a suspended sentence, was justice really served?

The South African Post Office is on the brink. Years of missed innovation have left it trailing more efficient competitors. Can it save itself by partnering with private players?

Thando Mangaliso talks about Sun Goddess’ 20th collection, which will be showcased at SA Fashion Week later this week.

The BELA Bill has sparked debate on language and admissions. Critics fear exclusion, while others laud it as inclusive. Can balance be found?

South African comedian Jason Goliath talks filming new dating reality show ‘Dating #NoFilter’ coming to E! Africa this October.

Thabo Bester’s legal bids reveal deeper issues in our judicial system. Why do such cases receive airtime amidst severe backlogs?

Simelane faces accusations of fraud, corruption and money laundering connected to the VBS heist. Is she Lady Justice or a counterfeit?

South African actor Anton Jeftha opened up about his love for Afrikaans dialogue and his upcoming role on ‘Skemergrond’.

Former Johannesburg council speaker Colleen Makhubele joined the Jacob Zuma-led MK Party following her party’s dismal election showing.

Should South Africans – particularly people of colour, relinquish their support to the All Blacks, and finally back the Springboks?

Can Showmax’s ‘The Mommy Club: Sugar and Spice’ bring the same level of drama as the ‘Real Housewives of Durban’?

Despite her efforts to lead a positive life, Meghan Markle faces disproportionate scrutiny and false accusations.

First-ever differently-abled Miss SA Mia le Roux is the first titleholder to embody inclusivity in the beauty pageant industry.

Here is an overview of how some of the Miss SA competition rules have changed over the years. In general, the rules seem to be less strict.

Whether by pressure or through accountability, Chidimma Adetshina stepping down from the Miss SA pageant was the right decision to make.

Like Miss SA finalist Chidimma Adetshina, SA’s ‘golden girl’ Tatjana Smith was also born to a foreign father. No one is hating on her though…

Did LaConco, the mother of Jacob Zuma’s child, display the most amount of maturity on ‘Real Housewives Ultimate Girls Trip SA’?

The City of Johannesburg crumbles while politicians remain indecisive about whose turn it is to be mayor of the richest city in Africa.

Has Tinder and other dating apps, such as Bumble and Hinge, evolved dating and redefined romance in the new era of ‘courting’?

Before elections, Palestine was a mainstay of Ramaphosa’s politics. Now, it is unclear if the ANC’s partners have taken his voice.

Giving back on Mandela Day: How charitable are good deeds if businesses use charity mainly for their own benefit?

The ANC, led by Nelson Mandela, aimed to dismantle Apartheid and create a democratic society where all citizens would be equal under one legal system.

Joe Mojapelo explores the potential coalition scenarios that could unfold in Parliament after elections 2024.

So much in life depends on making connections and some of those will surprise you like the connection between Dusty Ray Bottoms and the Amandla Development in Phillipi.

The week after the Springboks came within minutes of sealing what would have been a historic double over the All Blacks Kiwi scribes see fit to criticize SA Rugby’s transformation policy. Isn’t that strange?

Solar energy has environmental benefits including significant reductions in greenhouse gas emission which are dangerous.

Service delivery is South Africa’s hot topic. But what are the factors flubbing South Africa’s service delivery – set against apartheid claims made by Paul Mashatile?

Why do South Africans protest? Here’s more about the psychology of protesting under the magnifying glass, and how it’s done legally in South Africa.

Some people prioritize gameplay, neglecting the essential elements of usability and diverse content in South African casinos.

There is something ironic about the meaning of Khama Billiat’s name in respect of his recent return to Zimbabwe after leaving Chiefs.

Harry Potter is one of the world’s most popular books. But where is Africa’s version of Hogwarts, and why does this mean criticism in Africa?

Your mother’s politics is something you might never have thought about before. Who did your parents vote for – back when ‘things were different’?

Amid all the names being linked with Kaizer Chiefs’ job, a surprise name of Kalisto Pasuwa has emerged in the picture.

Springboks killing Test match rugby is something we have heard quite a bit about lately. Is this reality though? As real as unicorns, the tooth fairy and the Loch Ness monster.

The Soweto derby this once again signifies the importance of this match and how it holds the cultural significance to South Africans

Springbok Rugby World Cup success is a desperately needed beacon of hope for South Africans that very few outsiders can ever comprehend.

World Rugby has not made itself popular with rugby fans. Their solutions to issues are often ham-handed and make no sense to the loyal fan.

Society has taught men to be emotionless, to always be strong and fearless forgetting men are also human.

Introverts value their alone time and like their own space but Africans are all about the communal way of life.

Discover how South Africans can become powerful allies for the Deaf Community, creating a more inclusive nation.

Many parents never had the chance to make it and they keep hoping their children will make it on their behalf.

Prime Video’s Red, White & Royal Blue is the stereotype crushing, queer fairytale love story we have all been waiting for.