South Africa marks 32 years of freedom as youth question democracy’s promises
South Africa marks 32 years since its first democratic elections on Freedom Day 2026, as young South Africans voice doubts about democracy's undelivered promises.
South Africa marks 32 years since its first democratic elections on Freedom Day 2026, as young South Africans voice doubts about democracy's undelivered promises.
The Joburg Market has announced its operating hours for the upcoming public holidays, including Freedom Day and Workers' Day.
Freedom Day dawns in Philippi, Cape Town, with daily gunshots, murders, robberies, car-jackings and the intimidation of City of Cape Town contract workers.
President Ramaphosa will 'consolidate South Africa's gains' at this year's Freedom Day national address.
Freedom Day celebrations will be filled with political rallies led by South Africa's Big 3. Watch them all right here: