Sunday Tribune2 min read
Spending On Fashion Showing No Sign Of Slowing Down In SA
While the country battles the cost-of-living crisis, one thing South Africans refuse to compromise on is looking good. This comes after data released by Standard Bank showed that consumers in the country continue to embrace online shopping, particul
Sunday Tribune3 min read
SA’s Culture Of Reading Is Disappearing – Study
CHILDREN in South Africa cannot read, at least not for understanding, and the once-rich culture of reading is fast disappearing, studies have discovered. Last year, statistics found that the country ranked low in the reading ability of children in Gr
Sunday Tribune2 min read
Africa’s Travel Indaba Expected To Generate Over R1.2bn For Durban
Africa’s Travel Indaba 2024 (ATI) is well on track to outperform last year’s event and is expected to contribute more than R1.2 billion to the national fiscus. It is set to take place at the Inkosi Albert International Convention Centre in Durban fr
Sunday Tribune2 min read
China Emporium Demolished By City
THE eThekwini Municipality began its Inner City Regeneration Programme with the demolition of China Emporium on Friday as they attempt to restore the CBD to its “heydays” and attract investors. And they promised to re-purpose other buildings in this
Sunday Tribune4 min readPolitical Ideologies
The Perilous Game Of Electoral Manipulation
On the morning of April 25, 2024, we woke up to a barrage of social media posts by ANC leaders and supporters hailing an excellent showing at the by-elections held around the country the previous day. It looked like a real emphatic showing by the go
Sunday Tribune2 min read
Traore Accuses Ivory Coast Of Welcoming ‘Destabilisers’
The head of Burkina Faso’s military regime, Ibrahim Traore, accused Ivory Coast on Friday of welcoming “all the destabilisers” of his country, adding that there was a “problem with the authorities” in Abidjan. Traore’s government took power in a 2022
Sunday Tribune2 min read
Liverpool’s Title Hopes Take Another Blow With Stalemate
LIVERPOOL’S slim title hopes took another huge blow with a 2-2 draw at West Ham United yesterday, while bottom team Sheffield United’s relegation was confirmed with a 5-1 thrashing at Newcastle United on a pivotal day in the Premier League. Mancheste
Sunday Tribune3 min read
Freedom Day And Black Empowerment
As we celebrate Freedom Day, we’re reminded of the courage of those who fought for our democracy. Yet, members of the anti-apartheid movement not only fought for the equal right to vote and take political office, but for the economic freedom of every
Sunday Tribune3 min read
How True Freedom For All Can Be Achieved In SA
South Africa can only achieve true freedom if we start to undo the stark inequality prevalent in the country, by providing our people with well-paying jobs and turning the tide against crime in our communities. Restoring the rule of law, which has br
Sunday Tribune3 min read
Creating Awareness About Bad Weather Conditions
Convincing communities to follow environmentally friendly actions that could see a reduction of harmful emissions into the atmosphere remains a challenge and continues to place both KwaZulu-Natal and South Africa in harm’s way when it comes to global
Sunday Tribune5 min read
‘More Corrupt SA Than Ever’ Has Many Fearing The Worst
THE state of South Africa’s corruption is causing fears as it grows uncontrollably worse. And, the South African Federation of Trade Unions (Saftu) said it was worried that corruption in the country remained at alarmingly high levels. This was after
Sunday Tribune2 min read
‘RHOD’ Star Maria Valaskatzis Called Out For Alleged Diva Behaviour
Durban make-up artist and beauty content creator, Warren Killian, recently took to Instagram to spill some piping hot tea. After watching the latest episode of, The Real Housewives of Durban, Killian took to Instagram to share a video to clear the ai
Sunday Tribune4 min readInternational Relations
US Aid Packages Furthering Interests At Expense Of Peace, Stability
Nothing since the US invasion of Iraq in 2003 has divided the international community as much as the conflict in Ukraine, which erupted in February 2022. Two years later, the once-united US is as divided as the international community is on the confl
Sunday Tribune4 min readCrime & Violence
Two Judges Reported To The JCC And Chief Justice For ‘Misconduct’
TWO top Gauteng Judges were reported to the Judicial Conduct Committee (JCC) and the Office of the Chief Justice for alleged misconduct. Opposing attorneys labelled the allegations “baseless and vexatious”. This, after dismissed University of Johann
Sunday Tribune2 min read
Unleashing Potential In Dogs
Nicoline Koekemoer has embarked on a journey of compassion and dedication to ease the plight of stray dogs and those not properly cared for by their owners. With limited resources but an unwavering spirit, Koekemoer has been feeding the dogs for seve
Sunday Tribune3 min read
Young People Are Eager For Change As Polls Draw Closer
AS of January 2024, almost 27 million citizens were registered to vote in the general elections in May. Of these, the majority were women, at 14.9 million, while men accounted for around 12 million of the registrations. In all nine provinces, women t
Sunday Tribune2 min readCrime & Violence
Steinhoff: A Legal Analysis Of The Reserve Bank Notice And Order Of Forfeiture
The recent developments in the Steinhoff scandal, particularly the forfeiture of assets belonging to Markus Jooste’s former “lover”, Berdine Odendaal, have set a significant legal precedent in the fight against corporate fraud in South Africa. Within
Sunday Tribune2 min read
Africa To Descend On Durban
TRAVEL industry experts, including exhibitors from various African nations, will be showcasing their products at one of the largest global tourism trade shows to take place at Durban’s Inkosi Albert Luthuli International Convention Centre from May 13
Sunday Tribune3 min readCrime & Violence
Arrest Is A Political Game, Says Family Of Magashule’s Ex-PA
THE family of Moroadi Cholota, former personal assistant (PA) to Ace Magashule, believe her arrest is being used as a weapon to fight the political battle between the former Free State premier and ANC factions. The family said this started after Chol
Sunday Tribune3 min read
Nature Reserves Where You Can Prioritise Your Winter Fitness Goals
AUTUMN and winter are the ideal months for outdoor activities and workouts. According to experts, exercising outdoors during cooler periods is perfect as you’re less likely to put heat stress on your body, thus making your workouts feel easier. It’s
Sunday Tribune2 min read
City’s Poor Form A Great Burden On Tinkler
CAPE Town City coach Eric Tinkler has been crying out for answers as his team plummets down the DStv Premiership standings to the point where they may no longer be challenging for a season-ending top-four finish. Cape Town City are now in seventh pla
Sunday Tribune2 min read
No Party Election Posters Allowed On Eskom Poles
ESKOM has warned political parties that it is illegal to place election posters on Eskom’s electricity structures. In a statement yesterday, Eskom cautioned political parties not to place election posters on its structures as part of their campaigns
Sunday Tribune2 min readCrime & Violence
Tariomix Liquidators Engaged In Seizure Of Assets
THE liquidators of diamond dealer Louis Liebenberg’s company Tariomix have embarked on a spree of asset seizures, hiding behind the thin veil of “asset recovery” while trampling on the rights and properties of innocent individuals. This week, their e
Sunday Tribune3 min read
Know Your Candidates Ahead Of Polls
As we move closer to the elections on May 29, the Sunday Tribune will introduce you to some of those who are vying for your vote. Some will be standing in the elections for the first time while others might be a bit more familiar. Dr Ebrahim Khan Eb
Sunday Tribune5 min readInternational Relations
Athletes Should Never Pay The Price For Government Conflict
THE Paris Olympics, better-known as the Paris Summer Games 2024, have opened more questions about the interference of politics in sport. But then again, every dark cloud, has a silver lining, doesn’t it? The Association of National Olympic Committees
Sunday Tribune4 min read
Working With Youth
LOTUS FM’s recent shake-up has brought young talent to the forefront of mainstream radio. Rivash Soni Davnarayan, a familiar voice on community radio station Hindvani, has moved to Lotus FM, where he presents a prime-time weekend show. Davnarayan d
Sunday Tribune3 min readPolitical Ideologies
Gnassingbé Dynasty’s Been In Power For Almost Six Decades
The perennial political and constitutional crisis in Togo has been given new momentum. This after the country’s parliament passed controversial constitutional reforms on April 19, which effectively switched the country’s political system from the pre
Sunday Tribune2 min read
CHEERS! India’s Beer Myths Debunked
Beer as a social beverage has been enjoyed by millions of people for centuries across cultures. Yet in India, its image is often clouded by misconception stemming from long-rooted social beliefs that beer is bad for health. As a result of these myths
Sunday Tribune3 min read
‘Baby Reindeer’ One Of The Most Unsettling Shows Of A Real-life Stalking Experience
Aside from the fact that Baby Reindeer was leading the Top 10 shows on Netflix, streamers couldn’t stop talking about the show on social media. Offputting title aside, but, contextually, it makes perfect sense, I started watching the seven-part serie
Sunday Tribune2 min readCrime & Violence
Electoral Court Ruled That Zuma Is Eligible To Stand. This Is Why
The Electoral Court has provided the reasons why it ruled former president Jacob Zuma could stand as a candidate despite his conviction and sentence by the apex court. The Electoral Court stated that Zuma was eligible to stand as a member of parliame
…Or Discover Something New