Knysna seahorse returns to SANParks display

**Title: Knysna Seahorse Returns to SANParks Display: A Win for Conservation Education** The Knysna seahorse, a critically endangered species endemic to the Southern African coastline, has made its triumphant return to the SANParks display in Knysna, Western Cape. The educational display tank, recently restocked, aims to heighten awareness of this unique species, which is one … Read more

Teaching beyond the classroom through art

## Teaching Beyond the Classroom Through Art: Transforming Education in South Africa In recent years, there has been an increasing recognition of the power of art to transcend the traditional confines of the classroom. In South Africa, an emerging trend is utilizing creativity as a pivotal educational tool that not only engages students but also … Read more

Traffic volume expected to surge

**Traffic Volume Expected to Surge as Thousands Return Home from ZCC Easter Pilgrimage** As South Africa gears up for the aftermath of a vibrant Easter pilgrimage, authorities anticipate a significant increase in traffic volumes on major highways, particularly those leading away from Moria outside Polokwane. The annual Easter sermons delivered by the bishops of the … Read more

It’s Topical | ‘Unholy’ practices: The church under the spotlight

**Title: ‘Unholy’ Practices: The Church Under the Spotlight in South Africa** As South Africa celebrates Easter—a period traditionally associated with renewal and reflection—it also observes Freedom Month, a reminder of the strife and struggles that have shaped the nation. Yet, amidst the celebrations, the role of religious institutions has come into sharp scrutiny, especially concerning … Read more

Discussion | Preventing traumatic brain injuries in children

### Title: Protecting Young Lives: Preventing Traumatic Brain Injuries in Children During the Easter Holidays As South Africans prepare for their annual Easter holidays, the allure of travel and family gatherings often brings forth an essential conversation about road safety. With millions expected to hit the roads during this festive period, the reality is stark: … Read more

Crash victims laid to rest

### Crash Victims Laid to Rest: A Community Comes Together in Grief In a somber gathering, the families of eight victims from a tragic crash that claimed the lives of 13 people in February came together to lay their loved ones to rest. The devastating incident occurred on the R40 road in Hoedspruit, Limpopo, when … Read more

Discussion | Intellectual Property awareness campaign

**Title: Launch of National Intellectual Property Awareness Campaign at Mangosuthu University of Technology** In a significant move aimed at enhancing understanding of intellectual property (IP) rights and their vital role in driving economic and social growth, Mangosuthu University of Technology (MUT) has partnered with the National Intellectual Property Management Office (NIPMO) and the Companies and … Read more

Asbestos trial accused face 15 years in prison if convicted

### Asbestos Trial Accused Face 15 Years in Prison if Convicted In a significant development in the ongoing asbestos roof removal saga, a group of 18 accused individuals, including prominent political figures and businessmen, could potentially face substantial prison sentences if found guilty of the numerous charges against them. The Free State High Court is … Read more

ZCC & St Engenas ZCC members leave Moria

**Title: ZCC and St Engenas ZCC Members Depart Moria After Annual Easter Ceremonies** **Polokwane, South Africa -** This afternoon, thousands of members of the Zion Christian Church (ZCC) and Saint Engenas Zion Christian Church began their exodus from Moria, a significant pilgrimage site located just outside Polokwane, Limpopo. The departure follows the conclusion of the … Read more

Justice Minister describes Shivambu’s visit to Bushiri’s church as ‘error of judgement’

**Title: Justice Minister Calls Shivambu’s Visit to Bushiri’s Church an ‘Error of Judgment’** In a recent controversy that has sent ripples through the South African political landscape, Justice Minister Ronald Lamola did not mince words when he described uMkhonto weSizwe (MK) Party Secretary-General Floyd Shivambu’s visit to Shepherd Bushiri’s Enlightened Christian Gathering Church in Malawi … Read more

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