John Smit took part in 3 day race
Former Springbok captain John Smit took part in the iconic mountain biking stage race the KAP sani2c. Riders took on 260kms of trails from Underberg to Scottburgh in KZN. Smit…
Minister Zulu visits child and youth centres
eNCA reporter Lethiwe Mdluli is at a Durban-based safe house for vulnerable children. She speaks to Minister of Social Development, Lindiwe Zulu. #DStv403
Drug-resistant | South African leads research
South African TB research is influencing global policy changes for the treatment of drug-resistant variants. The World Health Organisation has announced key changes, with treatment time slashed from 18 to…
Money matters | New credit offerings in personal finance
The short-term credit market is growing. More and more stores and companies are offering Buy-Now-Pay-Later schemes. Just how does this work and what are the pitfalls? Trend analyst and economist,…
New play “Kunene and the King” by John Kani captures the complex divides of race, class and politics
John Kani beautifully captures the complex divides of race, class, and politics in his remarkable and moving play "Kunene and the King". The formidable writer and actor – does it…
Book Review: The Man Who Loved Crocodile Tamers by Finuala Dowling
Award-winning poet and novelist, Finuala Dowling, is back on the literary circuit with a new book titled, The Man Who Loved Crocodile Tamers. In this book, we follow the nervous…
Cape Town’s ganglands a warzone
eNCA’s Ronald Masinda reports on the gang violence in Cape Town. Courtesy #DStv403
Rustenburg rapid bus transport project
Taxi associations and their members operating in Rustenburg in the North West have raised concern about what seems to be the stalling of the Rustenburg Rapid Bus Transport Project. As…
Afrocentric essayist and founder of Mutapa | Veli Mbele Kasompisi
To discuss with us these comemorative events and the role South Africa plays in a Pan Africanist society is Veli Mbele kaSompisi, he is Afrocentric essayist and co-founder of Mutapa…
ANC Gauteng: We’re avoiding legal action
The ANC in Gauteng says it wants to avoid legal action that might threaten its upcoming provincial elective conference planned for June. This as two regional conferences meant for this…