By: Lathitha Matebese South Africa possesses a rich and deeply complex history that is often left underrepresented in the media and in our textbooks. Orally passed-down memories often leave a gap in our knowledge of tradition and heritage, leaving misinterpretation and misinformation to flourish. The past often informs the future, and documentaries help keep stories alive, ensuring they reach new audiences. Every generation inherits the responsibility of informing people abou

By: Siphokazi Magwaza As of March 2026, the Natasha doll, a stress relief toy resembling a dark-skinned baby, has taken the internet by storm and prompted people to question whether discrimination can ever truly be eradicated from society. Initially, the trend started as a harmless joke in China on social media when a content creator, whose identity has not been publicly revealed, bought the squishy doll and began making videos where they treated it as their real daughter and

By: Siphokazi Magwaza In a world where education guarantees a greater chance of success, individuals who are deprived of good education become inferior members of society. However, what should be done in situations where the quality of education is high, but the learner is unable to benefit from it due to a lack of understanding? Public schools in rural areas face this issue due to the fact that during the foundation phase learners are taught in their home languages. This is

By: Ashleigh Mackintosh On the 17th of June 2026, world-renowned former Top Gear star, Jeremy Clarkson, announced his prostate cancer diagnosis. Fans were devastated when the thought arose that Season 6 of Clarkson’s Farm might be cancelled following his treatment. However, good news was recently announced: Clarkson caught the cancer early and has successfully undergone treatment, confirming that the show will continue. The Top Gear host, from 1988 to 2015 alongside his co-h