Building Africa’s Future Through Technology: A Conversation with Atlas B. Maharaj

A 22-year-old pregnant woman is at odds with her grandmother, who has never approved of the father of her baby.

Ariana Grande is at the centre of a political storm after the White House used her hit song Bye in a social media video showing ICE immigration arrests. The video featured scenes of agents detaining individuals, prompting Ariana to slam the post as "barbaric" and "inhumane." Although the audio was later removed, the incident has reignited the debate around politicians and government agencies using artists' music without their consent.

Colleague Accused of Taking Co-Worker's Idea and Landing Dream Job

 From running 100km in nearly 10 hours to raising funds for young rugby players, Lance Stevens is turning gratitude into action. Inspired by someone who once helped him attend a rugby tour, he's now helping the next generation chase the same opportunities

After facing consequences for a past social media incident, Unathi (Nobangela) reportedly cannot register at any higher education institution for five years.

She thought her pregnancy would bring two families together. Instead, her father chased away her baby's father's family and accused her of bringing shame to the family. With a baby on the way, who's in the wrong here?

The highs, the lows, the uncertainty, and the growth — Tannah's new single “Twenties” captures the reality of navigating young adulthood. A deeply personal track that reflects on self-discovery and embracing life's unpredictable journey.

As South Africa observes Child Protection Week, we're shining a light on the importance of keeping children safe, heard and protected.  Today, we chat to Ontshiametse, founder of #SafeHere, about advocating for children's rights, creating safer communities, and the role we all play in protecting young people.

Love brought them together, but faith may pull them apart.  A young woman faces a life-changing decision after her Muslim fiancé asks her to convert to Islam before marriage. Should love be enough, or is faith a non-negotiable part of who we are?