The Constitutional Court of South Africa held a special sitting this week to honor Justice Zukisa Tshiqi as she delivered her final judgment, marking the conclusion of an illustrious 21-year legal career. The event drew a distinguished crowd, including Justice Minister Mmamoloko Kubai, Chief Justice Zondo, Deputy Chief Justice Moseneke, and NPA head advocate Andy … Read more
Landmark Christchurch Property Hits Market in “As Is” State A once-grand residential property in the Christchurch suburb of Cracroft is set to change hands, as the derelict home at 345 Worsleys Road heads to auction. After sitting vacant for approximately a decade, the site is being sold “as is, where is” following the death of … Read more
The Bezbatchenko Era: How Global Synergy is Transforming American Soccer The return of Tim Bezbatchenko to Columbus marks a pivotal shift in the North American soccer landscape. By assuming the role of Haslam Sports Group (HSG) President of Global Soccer, Bezbatchenko isn’t just returning to his roots; he is bringing a sophisticated, European-style multi-club ownership … Read more
The Mystery of Airport “Ghost Cars”: Why Vehicles Are Being Left Behind Imagine returning from an international trip, exhausted and ready to head home, only to find your car hasn’t moved in months. Now, imagine that scenario reversed: you are the airport authority, and you have a parking garage filled with vehicles that haven’t moved … Read more
Former Minister of Social Development Sisisi Tolashe has been removed from office, but a controversial R3 million trip to New York in 2025 remains under scrutiny. Bridget Masango, the chairperson of Parliament’s portfolio committee, has stated that the expenditure will not be left unprobed. Accountability Over New York Expenditure The trip, which involved Tolashe and … Read more
From Cricket Legend to Luxury Auction: The Rise and Fall of a $4.2M Estate—and What It Means for NZ’s High-End Property Market By [Your Name], Property & Lifestyle Journalist — ### The Auction That Captivated Auckland: Why This $4.2M Estate Didn’t Sell—and What It Reveals About NZ’s Luxury Market On a crisp May morning in … Read more
Iran Crisis 2026: What’s Next? Key Trends, Risks, and What to Watch as Diplomacy Hangs in the Balance May 19, 2026 — The Middle East stands at a crossroads as the U.S., Iran, and regional allies navigate a fragile ceasefire, escalating tensions, and a high-stakes diplomatic gambit. After President Donald Trump postponed a planned military … Read more
The New Blueprint for Success: Why Empathy and Early Risk are the Future of Business For decades, the traditional career path was linear: get a degree, climb the corporate ladder for thirty years, and perhaps start a venture in your late forties. But the tide is shifting. We are entering an era where “the gamble” … Read more
The number of luxury homes purchased by foreign buyers has quadrupled within a single month following a change in visa regulations, though industry experts caution that the initial surge may not represent a permanent shift in the high-end market. Since March 6, the Overseas Investment Office has approved 16 applications for property purchases from investors … Read more
City of Johannesburg officials have conducted a multi-departmental operation on Small Street in the inner city, resulting in the demolition of several illegally built structures. Shop owners were forced to watch as their stores were torn down during the cleanup effort. Multi-Agency Enforcement The operation was led by City Mayor Dada Morero and Sithembiso Zungu, … Read more