Zakhona Mvelase is an anti-corruption advocate and founder of the African Women Against Corruption Network - In honour of the women of 1956, let us unite as women to fight corruption in our country. 

Zakhona Mvelase is an anti-corruption advocate and founder of the African Women Against Corruption Network - In honour of the women of 1956, let us unite as women to fight corruption in our country.

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Opinion Tuesdays: Women to fight corruption in our country

Exodus & Rebirth traces Ras Adv Sipho Gideon Mantula’s journey through Rastafari, reggae and resistance, from the 1994 Mahikeng Uprising to a lifelong commitment to African liberation. Rooted in culture, education and human rights advocacy, his work reflects a rebuilding of African consciousness and spiritual identity. Mantula weaves music, activism and scholarship to inspire cultural revival, self-determination and justice across South Africa and the continent.

Exodus &amp; Rebirth traces Ras Adv Sipho Gideon Mantula&rsquo;s journey through Rastafari, reggae and resistance, from the 1994 Mahikeng Uprising to a lifelong commitment to African liberation. Rooted in culture, education and human rights advocacy, his work reflects a rebuilding of African consciousness and spiritual identity. Mantula weaves music, activism and scholarship to inspire cultural revival, self-determination and justice across South Africa and the continent.

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As South Africa moves into 2026, the cannabis sector is shifting from informal and pilot phases into regulated commercial markets. This transition presents major opportunities for economic growth, job creation, innovation and exports amid rising global demand. However, regulatory clarity, market access and inclusion remain key challenges. Brett Hilton Barber, founder and publisher of Cannabiz Africa, unpacks what lies ahead for the industry and the path to sustainable regulation.

As South Africa moves into 2026, the cannabis sector is shifting from informal and pilot phases into regulated commercial markets. This transition presents major opportunities for economic growth, job creation, innovation and exports amid rising global demand. However, regulatory clarity, market access and inclusion remain key challenges. Brett Hilton Barber, founder and publisher of Cannabiz Africa, unpacks what lies ahead for the industry and the path to sustainable regulation.

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A South African civil society campaign is urging Elon Musk’s xAI to strengthen safeguards on Grok amid concerns that the AI can generate nude images. Activists warn this poses serious risks around consent, exploitation and the escalation of online gender-based violence, calling for stronger ethical controls and accountability in AI development. William Bird, Director of Media Monitoring Africa, weighs in on the implications for digital rights and safety.

A South African civil society campaign is urging Elon Musk&rsquo;s xAI to strengthen safeguards on Grok amid concerns that the AI can generate nude images. Activists warn this poses serious risks around consent, exploitation and the escalation of online gender-based violence, calling for stronger ethical controls and accountability in AI development. William Bird, Director of Media Monitoring Africa, weighs in on the implications for digital rights and safety.

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