Voting for the first time in 2024? Check our voting tips for newbies
Uncertain, overwhelmed, and stressed. New voters might experience these feelings on election day 29 May
Several legal battles characterise upcoming 2024 elections
On the eve of what is to be the most competitive general elections since the
‘Yoh, Vote’: The dating app you must visit before you vote
Ever wished there was a dating app but for political parties? Yoh, Vote combines the
Mid to low election turnout predicted
As the nation gears up for the 2024 elections, a political analyst delivers a sobering
Elections 2024: How to vote outside the area where you registered
South African citizens can for the first time this year vote at a voting district
Dr Rassie’s ceremony, Springbok Siya’s visit to Potch reach millions
The ceremony during which Springbok coach Rassie Erasmus received an honorary doctorate from North-West University
Savouring the symphony of words through language and literature
“Poetry is a mirror reflecting the soul’s deepest emotions.” This is how Tjawangwa Dema, a
Election 2024: Choose with your mind, not your heart, political parties say
This year’s election is filled with choices. The IEC reported that one candidate was nominated
Water crisis ends after disrupting the week’s classes
As water started flowing again on Sunday in at least half a dozen suburbs of
Eagles-Ikeys, Maties-Shimlas set to clash in semi-final showdowns
The Eagles emerged victorious over Ikeys in a pulsating match on the Fanie du Toit
Voter education panel talk to students on Potch campus
A panel of political leaders and analysts addressed Potch students on 4 April as part
Victim of bullying starts foundation for the sisterhood
Nthila Sello Kalaba, who was a victim of bullying in high school, used the pain
Self-defence classes welcomed, but women want more to be done to make them feel safe
Students on the North-West University’s Potchefstroom campus welcomed self-defence classes during Safety Awareness Week. But
Amapiano Fridays fills Draak to capacity
Students at the North-West University (NWU) filled the campus watering hole the Drakenstein (Draak) to