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The Price of Silence

In Dostoevsky’s The Brothers Karamazov, three sons wrestle with the sins of their father, a man consumed by greed, selfishness, and power. Each brother embodies a path: Dmitri the impulsive, Ivan the rational sceptic, Alyosha the spiritual and compassionate. The tragedy of their family and of the wider society around them is not simply one

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Free SA Condemns Government’s Attempt to Secretly Revive the 2021 Firearms Control Bill

Free SA has condemned the ANC government’s renewed and clandestine efforts to revive the controversial 2021 Firearms Control Amendment Bill, a move that would strip ordinary South Africans of their constitutional right to self-defence while bypassing meaningful public consultation.   The proposed legislation, which would have banned firearm ownership for self-defence, was withdrawn in 2022

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Police Arrest One Suspect Following Armed Robbery and Kidnapping Near Musina Mall

A manhunt by the South African Police Service (SAPS) in Musina has led to the arrest of one suspect following a brazen armed robbery and kidnapping that occurred this past weekend. The incident took place on Saturday, 04 October 2025, near the Musina Mall. According to police reports, the event unfolded at approximately 10:58 when

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Community in Mourning After Deadly Tavern Shooting in Zithobeni

A quiet community has been plunged into mourning following a deadly shooting at a local tavern in Zithobeni, Bronkhorstspruit, this past weekend. The attack, which occurred in the early hours of Sunday morning, left five people dead and six others injured, with the suspects still at large. The incident has left families shattered and residents

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Manamela confirms appointment of new SETA Accounting Authorities

Higher Education and Training Deputy Minister Buti Manamela has announced the full constitution and appointment of Accounting Authorities (AAs) for all Sector Education and Training Authorities (SETAs), effective from 30 September 2025. The appointments mark a key milestone in stabilising governance across the skills development sector and ensuring continuity in the execution of SETA mandates.

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Domestic violence helpline saves lives but it needs public support

The National Shelter Movement of South Africa is hoping to raise R500,000 to keep its national helpline running smoothly. The helpline receives 4,000 to 6,000 calls annually. Based in Johannesburg, the helpline is operated by six trained social workers and a large team of NSMSA staff members. Five years ago, the National Shelter Movement of

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Landowners must go through mediation before applying for an eviction, court rules

The Land Court has ruled that landowners must go through a mediation process before seeking an eviction order from a court A full bench of the court said this week that mediation is mandatory under the Extension of Security of Tenure Act (ESTA). “Good faith negotiations” are not sufficient, the judges ruled. Mediation — and

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