South Africa Issues First Muslim Marriage Certificate in Historic Milestone
In a significant move towards inclusivity, South Africa has issued its first-ever marriage certificate that recognizes a "Muslim marriage." This ground-breaking development took place earlier this month, with the first…
New Study Links Pet Ownership to Lower Depression in Women
Recent research links pet ownership, especially dogs, with reduced depression and anxiety in women, particularly those with a history of trauma.
Pearl Thusi Shines in ‘Her Perfect Life,’ a Mental Health Drama Debuting on Apple TV+
Pearl Thusi, one of South Africa's celebrated actresses, is set to take the spotlight in the new short film Her Perfect Life, a thought-provoking project focusing on mental health.
Irvette Van Zyl Withdraws from Soweto Marathon Due to Injury
Irvette Van Zyl withdraws from Soweto Marathon due to injury, focusing on recovery and 2025 plans with support from sponsors.
Popcru Calls for Urgent Mental Health Support for SAPS Officers
Popcru urges mental health reforms for SAPS, citing suicide and rising mental health struggles. Calls for better funding, debriefing, and stigma reduction.
Elon Musk’s Start-Up Journey in the US Raises Questions Over Immigration Policy Stance
Elon Musk, a vocal opponent of open borders, reportedly worked without legal status in the US during his start-up days, sparking debate over his immigration stance.
Billy Porter Joins Bonang and Nomzamo Mbatha to Host Earthshot Prize in Cape Town
Billy Porter, Bonang Matheba, and Nomzamo Mbatha will host the Earthshot Prize Awards and Earthshot Week in Cape Town, celebrating global environmental innovators.
Patrice Motsepe Confirms Bid for Second Term as CAF President
Patrice Motsepe confirms his bid for a second term as CAF president, setting up a potential challenge from Cameroonian legend Samuel Eto’o in the March 2025 elections.
Discovery Sets Minimum Monthly Salary at R16,666, Emphasises Equitable Pay
Discovery raises minimum pay to R16,666 monthly, highlighting equitable pay and diversity. Executive earnings reveal a wide pay gap, sparking further discussion.
SA Government Considers Legislation to Restrict Certain Economic Sectors for South African Nationals Following Food Poisoning Scares
South Africa eyes new legislation to restrict specific sectors to citizens following food poisoning scares, aiming to boost economic stability, safety, and immigration compliance.
