Monday, 23 September 2019
Lucas Ledwaba is a freelance journalist and the author of two books. He is also the founder and editor of Mukurukuru Media.
After a lifetime of working on the mines, Zwelendaba Mgidi dreamed of returning home in his own car. Instead, he was diagnosed with silicosis, a progressive, often fatal, lung disease.
It is vital that traditional leaders set examples for their communities in understanding HIV and AIDS and how to manage it.
MetroRail commuters experience frustrating delays every day. Will the president’s being stranded recently on a stalled train prompt improvements to the service?
On Thursday mourners assembled to commemorate the former president of Mozambique in the village where he died in a plane crash.
A thousand years ago an African civilisation wrought beautiful objects, and traded with Egypt, India and China.
Apartheid-era style dispossession and exploitation still fester in far-flung rural outposts where impoverished people have little choice but to accept their meagre lot.