By Koketso Ramorei South Africa’s healthcare system continues to face immense pressure, from overloaded public hospitals and understaffed clinics to a shortage of medical professionals equipped to handle the country’s complex health challenges. The crisis doesn’t begin in the wards, but in the classroom, where aspiring doctors often lack the financial and practical support they…
By Koketso Ramorei Daily Maverick investigative journalist, Pieter-Louis Myburgh, revealed that he was allegedly offered a R60 000 bribe by Independent Development Trust (IDT) CEO Tebogo Malaka and her spokesperson Phasha Makgolane in an attempt to stop a corruption investigation.The meeting held at a restaurant in Stellenbosch on Sunday, 3 August, as part of Myburgh’s…
By Koketso Ramorei Hardly a year into her wedding to traditional healer husband, Karabo Khakhu, better known as Jelly Babie in the entertainment circles, is set to end her short-lived marriage.The Jukulyn hitmaker rose to fame after working with the late Vusi MaR5, the king of Bacardi music genre.Following MaR5’s death, Jelly Babie carved out…
The decision by the United States to impose a 30% tariff on South African imports highlights the urgency with which we have to adapt to increasingly turbulent headwinds in international trade. The US is South Africa’s second largest trading partner by country and these measures will have a considerable impact on industries that rely heavily…
By The Ga-Rankuwa Mail Reporter Deputy Minister in the Presidency, Kenny Morolong and the Board of the Media Development and Diversity Agency (MDDA), will officially unveil new state-of-the-art studios at TUT FM and Tshwane FM in Pretoria on Friday, 08 August 2025. Morolong will deliver a keynote address at the unveiling of the digitised studios,…
By The Ga-Rankuwa Mail In what would not be seen as a shocker in a court, the accused in a stolen R7 million transformer collapsed in court after being refused bail for a second time. Paramedics were urgently called to attend to the man in court, and ultimately, an ambulance was called to attend to…
Women’s Voices, Women’s Power, Our Nation’s Strength By Ga-Rankuwa Mail ReporterIt is time to Honour, Reflect, and Empower Just as the Women’s Month unfolds, The Ga-Rankuwa Mail will feature powerful stories of local women making a difference, proving that true power lies in everyday acts of courage, care, and community. Tshwane Mayor, Dr Nasiphi Moya,…
By Koketso Ramorei There is a saying that “talent is born and not made!” This is popularised by the olden theory by the Great Man, popularised in the 1800 by Thomas Carlyle, which suggested that leadership traits are intrinsic, meaning that great leaders are born. These simple terms could be the simplification of introducing Ernest Sefolo,…
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