Новости за 01.04.2024

Small enough to fit into the palm of your hand, baby turtles have started to wash up along South Africa's coastline, in what conservationists call "stranding season".

A man from Alexandra, Johannesburg, traded his corporate job to bring coffee and scones to motorists in the middle of Sandton traffic.

In a country in which populist politicians increasingly beat the xenophobic drums of hate and fear, there are also those who sing of peace and togetherness. Bertha Chiguvare is one such person in the province of Limpopo, where xenophobia is rife, writes Jan Gerber.

Mfundo Vilakazi's first team debut for Kaizer Chiefs was one of the most eagerly anticipated events in SA football this year, but the teenager from Soweto is in no rush to realise his dream.

The starvation of the people of Gaza, the cutting off of the water and electricity supplies, and the active prevention of allowing aid and humanitarian supplies to enter are now all too much to sweep under the carpet when this war finally stops. The world has already seen it all. A Rubicon has been crossed, argues Oscar van Heerden.

The fact that the politics of land resonate with voters, albeit through the EFF, means the PAC's focus has never been off the mark. It's the PAC's organisational politics that doesn't appeal to voters, argues Mpumelelo Mkhabela.

For the past four years, conservationists have been rescuing thousands of small Clanwilliam sandfish from the Biedouw River in the Cederberg before they can be snapped up by non-native bass and bluegill or become stranded in drying pools.

The Green Cab is a transport solution that empowers women by placing them in the driving seat of electric vehicles and fighting gender-based violence.

Theo Baloyi said the new range, 10/43, gives a nod to the genesis of Bathu. It also pays homage to the journey he started as the founder of Bathu.

The 15 were arrested in various provinces over the Easter weekend, including Gauteng, Eastern Cape, Western Cape and KwaZulu-Natal.