The controversy surrounding the appointment of former deputy finance minister Mcebisi Jonas as special envoy to the US refers. While it is true that Jonas did, in his private capacity in 2020, ask how it came to be that “a racist, homophobic and narcissistic right-winger” took charge of the world’s […]
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Will UK court ruling influence transgender restrooms policy in SA?
A landmark ruling given by the UK Supreme Court last Wednesday has set the tone for much thought and for the possible revision of policies that previously granted access to “transgender women” to use women’s restrooms. The unanimous ruling states that “transgender women” are not legally women and is therefore […]
Miracle rescue missionary Josh Sullivan breaks silence with gratitude
Originally published in The Christian Post In his first public comments since he was rescued from his kidnappers after a deadly shootout in South Africa last Tuesday, Tennessee missionary Josh Sullivan expressed immense gratitude to God and the people who prayed for him. He is also looking forward to sharing […]
A month later: spiritual impact of Mighty Men Jeffreys Bay still resonating
By Piérre Maré A month has passed since the dust settled on the Mighty Men Jeffreys Bay 2025 gathering, but the spiritual impact of the event continues to resonate deeply in the Kouga region and beyond. The 7th Mighty Men Jeffreys Bay Conference, held at Farm Mooi Uitsig, once again […]
SA church leaders pay tribute to Pope Francis
Catholics in South Africa have been mourning and paying tribute to Pope Francis who died early on Easter Monday morning. The Vatican said the 88-year-old Francis suffered a stroke which led to a coma and his heart to fail, as he recovered from a five-week hospitalization for double pneumonia. It […]
Experiencing the Holy Trinity — Vivienne Solomons
This week as part of Holy Week, our local church congregation has gathered at our venue every day to reflect on the significance of this special time in the life of every believer. On Tuesday evening, we had an opportunity to spend time at three different stations to contemplate each […]
UK Supreme Court rules that ‘man’ and ‘woman’ refer to biological sex
Originally published in Harbinger’s Daily The Supreme Court of the United Kingdom ruled unanimously on Wednesday that the terms “man”, “woman”, and “sex” in the U.K. Equality Act 2010 refer to biological sex. Observers have called it a landmark ruling, as it confirms that biological males who identify as female can be excluded from places […]
Christians in area of Mauritania fear for their lives after protests against their presence
Originally published in Christian Daily International Authorities last week approved a demonstration by Muslims against the presence of Christians in a town of southern Mauritania that resulted in protesters exhuming the body of a Christian and dragging it through the streets, sources said. Christians in Sélibaby remain fearful following the […]
IN-DEPTH: Opposition to court bid to decriminalise prostitution finally rising
In this special report on a move to oppose a new court bid for the legalisation of prostitution in South Africa, Ryan Smit founder and director of Cause for Justice (CFJ) considers the biblical and constitutional implications of the matter. He also explains why it is an opportune time for […]
Steve Maltz — ‘The Chandelier Maker’: Book review
An intriguing novel about peace in the Middle East How do you solve the Middle East conflict? This is the theme of an intriguing new book, The Chandelier Maker (published by Saffron Planet), which is both quirky and revolutionary. Steve Maltz, prolific author of more than 30 books often dealing […]