By Suraya Hamdulay, Director of Corporate Affairs, Mars Sub-Saharan Africa Leadership is a privilege that in my view carries the responsibility to create opportunities for others. Each of us has something unique to offer – be it advice, connections, or simply providing a seat at the table for those who might not otherwise have the…

Mvume Ndima reflects on the Tembisa Hospital corruption scandal, the murder of whistleblower Babita Deokaran, and South Africa’s fight for accountability.

By Mvume Ndimba In honour of World Mental Health Month writer MVUME NDIMBA reflects on the postpartum experience, not from the usual maternal lens, but through the eyes of a father who found himself questioning the silence surrounding one of life’s most transformative periods.

In this column, Mvume Ndima dives into the recent failed rapture prediction with equal parts wit and sharp critique. Expect satire, cultural commentary, and a closer look at how pastors, podcasts, and gullible audiences keep fuelling these viral moments.

041Culture | Mvume Ndimba Please read with Anita Baker playing in the background for maximum effect This column is a critical breakdown of internet nonsense. After I missed International Super-Power Day for all Black people worldwide, I made it my goal to tell you guys when the internet is losing its mind.

In this opinion piece, writer Mvume Ndimba reflects on the recent death of controversial US commentator Charlie Kirk. He considers the public reaction, the broader issues of free speech and political polarisation, and why the event sparked such complex emotions.

MVUME NDIMBA Abuse doesn’t always look the way we expect. It can happen anywhere, to anyone, and those who witness it have a responsibility to act. This piece reflects on three real situations close to me and the urgent need to intervene before it’s too late.

MVUME NDIMBA Trigger warning: Contains frank discussions on gender inequality and toxic behaviour. I’ve always had a fondness for women. Long before I had any sexual desires or interest in women on an adult level, I have always maintained strong relationships with women and do my best to put myself in their shoes whenever possible…

In true 041 fashion, Mvume Ndimba blends sharp wit with unfiltered honesty, pulling us into a story that starts with a cousin named Lammie and ends with a question many South Africans are asking in 2025: What even is money anymore?

MVUME NDIMBA | 041Culture ⚠️ Mature Content WarningThis column contains frank and personal reflections on traditional initiation practices, mental health, sexuality, and grief. Reader discretion is advised. I can’t explain how much I enjoy speaking to people who live completely different lives from me… This simple exercise of just asking and answering questions honestly has…