As the debate on migration rages, do not dare blame foreign nationals who left their homes in search of a better life and livelihood. The real culprits are unpatriotic individuals who sold the country to the highest bidder, in breach of their fiduciary duty to the public. The narrative that “foreigners have hijacked our cities” is convenient…
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0 claims checkedStory audio is generated using AI A pensioner from KuGompo who buys pills labelled as Adco-Dol to manage chronic back pain has warned that the drug has become a scourge in the community. The…
The Eastern Cape’s deepening unemployment crisis should alarm officials at every level of government, business owners and civil society. The province is rapidly approaching the point where too few…
SA finds itself at a precarious juncture. The escalating tension surrounding immigration, public services and economic participation has moved from the margins to the centre of national…
More than 1,000 Eastern Cape pupils — including children at primary school level — have been arrested over the past five years for serious crimes ranging from murder and assault to drug dealing, with…
Story audio is generated using AI Buying illegal medication in some spaza shops in KuGompo City proved to be as easy as uttering two words: “Ndithenga iyeza (I would like to buy medicine)”. This was…
Story audio is generated using AI Pupils from some of the Eastern Cape’s worst-performing and most dilapidated schools broke down in tears as they described learning in collapsing classrooms,…
Story audio is generated using AI A Daily Dispatch and GO! & Express report into the illegal sale of formal Schedule 2 drugs in multiple spaza shops across the metro has sparked an investigation by…
Story audio is generated using AI Nearly four-million adults in SA are illiterate and, to address this, higher education and training deputy minister Dr Mimmy Gondwe has launched the National Adult…