Marizka Coetzer

Overcoming fear isn't just about bravery—it's about growth, joy, and skydiving 11 000 feet above the ground.

Shifts in coalitions and alliances, including the EFF-MK fallout and ActionSA's changing stance, signal a new era for South African politics.

The Department of Basic Education is at odds with the Information Regulator, with Afriforum joining the fight to publish matric results.

Illegal dumping woes hit Tshwane townships, prompting city leaders to clean up and commit to fixing long-standing service delivery issues.

Pretoria became a battleground for protests in 2024, with striking workers, students, and residents all taking to the streets.

A R5m fine and legal battle highlight the ongoing debate over publishing 2024 matric results, with privacy laws and transparency at odds.

Tshwane deputy mayor Eugene Modise's humble beginnings: ‘We used gravel and peaches to play soccer and athletics'

On Friday, 118 suspects were apprehended during a strategic crime operation in Tshwane.

The City of Tshwane disputes a ruling to reinstate five officials suspended over their involvement in the controversial Rooiwal wastewater treatment tender.

With more dry days ahead, Northern Cape and Free State farmers are praying for February rains to save livestock and pastures from worsening conditions.