By Duncan Mnisi Veteran South African sprinter Wayde van Niekerk is determined to make history at the Budapest World Championships, chasing his first-ever world medal after an eight-year pursuit. The Olympic champion, renowned for his remarkable speed and resilience, arrives in Budapest with a confident yet focused mindset. Having endured setbacks, including a career threatening…
By Montsho Matlala Polokwane: Beyond prejudices and unwanted attention, many women with disproportionately large breasts endure severe physical and emotional pain, often struggling with daily tasks and work responsibilities. Recently, two women underwent life-changing breast reduction procedures at Mankweng Hospital, outside Polokwane. The surgeries were made possible through the Limpopo Department of Health’s initiative for…
By Duncan Mnisi In a bold stance against mounting criticism, the Zulu royal family has reaffirmed its commitment to the traditional practice of virginity testing among young girls, asserting that the process is conducted with dignity and respect. This comes amid ongoing debates about the cultural significance and ethics of testing girls under the age…
By Duncan Mnisi Book Review – Fred Khumalo’s novel The Longest March is a compelling narrative set against the tumultuous backdrop of South Africa’s history, capturing the resilience of ordinary people amid extraordinary circumstances. Spanning more than a century, the story intricately weaves together the struggles of Zulu mineworkers, their love stories, and the societal…