Author: journalismeditor
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Durban trains resume operations with limited services
Qiqa Tobia After a four month interruption, Durban trains have on Monday resumed their operations. This is after the operation was put on hold due to ... -
Tik-Tok withdraws operations from Hong Kong
Sibonisile Mdlozini It has been confirmed that TikTok is pulling out of Hong Kong due to the new national security law granting more power to the ... -
Sparks fly in Moshe and Phelo’s relationship
Nhlakanipho Mncwabe Celebrity couple Moshe Ndiki and Phelo Bala’s relationship has been one of the romantic movies. But their seemingly “perfect” relationship has ended in tears ... -
Young entrepreneur breaks the stigma around hair-styling
Zintle Majola Sethabile Mhlongo, 20-year-old aspiring entrepreneur dreams of becoming a multiple business owner in future. Mhlongo is from a small town called eGingindlovu in the ... -
Female small scale farmer dreams big
Nontokozo Mchunu Small scale farmer is transmuting her farming goals into physical reality. Nombulelo Madlala is a proud owner of Simbulelo farms and a supplier of ... -
Online learning, not everyone’s solution
Thembeka Mtolo On 23 May 2020, the minister of higher education and training announced that there will be multi-modal learning. The idea of remote multi-modal learning ... -
Babuyele esikoleni abafundi bebanga lesi-11,6 noR
Samkelisiwe Khawula Babuyelile esikoleni abafundi emva kwesinqumo esathathwa ungqongqoshe wezemfundo u-Angie Motshekga sokuthi abafundi bebanga lesi-11, 6, kanye nabebanga lika-R bebuyele esikoleni. Kuqalile ukufunda emva kwezinyanga ... -
MTN SA donates R5OO OOO to SANEF
Dumsile Mbatha The South African National Editors Forum (SANEF) has launched a relief fund for journalists who have lost their jobs during lockdown. A statement that ... -
Citizens warned of bogus traditional healers amid Covid-19 pandemic
Andiswa Kunene With the COVID-19 pandemic it is easy for people to be swayed by bogus traditional healers. Dr Victor Velaphi Otty Mkhize, a traditional healer ... -
Power cuts, a result of illegal connections in Umlazi
Thabile Kweyama Illegal electricity connections are causing electricity cuts in some households in Umlazi, V section, South of Durban since 8 am on Monday. “Electricity failure ...
