Late King Makhosoke II remembered as champion of rural development
King Makhosoke II died on Tuesday after reigning for 40 years.
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What does 1-0 win mean for Scotland’s chances of qualification?
With eight third-place finishers advancing to the last 32, might three points be enough for Scotland to make history?
Brazil begin World Cup bid with Morocco draw as Scotland edge Haiti
Qatar strike late to draw with Switzerland.
From hospital bed to running the Comrades
Two first time entrants to this year’s 99th edition of the Comrades marathon include an athlete who was in a serious car crash in March and a runner who ran 100km in less than six hours.
Why the US economy keeps defying the odds
Why has the American economy continued to outperform so many of its peers, despite facing the same global shocks?
England’s first World Cup training session: What did we learn?
England have had their first training session in Kansas City – what did we learn?
Is the ANC serious about keeping Gauteng?
What does Dada actually know about turning around a municipality, and where is the show of competency for it?
De Lille kept in the dark as tourism department’s assets go ‘missing’
An asset verification exercise by the department of tourism has revealed a gap between its asset register and the assets in its possession — a state of affairs minister Patricia de Lille has apparently been kept in the dark about
Why Haiti v Scotland was antidote to the ills of world football
It might have been nervy. It might not have been pretty. But Scotland are here. And Scotland have won. Tom English reports from Boston.
Tensions in ANC see Morero removed from task team
Joburg mayor scrapped from unit set up to hold other ANC mayors to account after complaints from party leaders
UK Police Officer Accused of Using AI to Fake Evidence
The Sunday Times reports:A criminal investigation has begun after a police officer allegedly used AI to create evidential material in a “number of cases”. Derbyshire Constabulary said an officer was being investigated over an allegation of suspected perverting the course of justice. The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) confirmed it was engaging with defence lawyers and the courts over...
South Africa shivers as temperatures plunge below 10°C
Curious about what the skies hold? Discover the latest outlook for all nine provinces across South Africa this Sunday, 14 June 2026.
PSL promotion/relegation: Two promoted, two relegated
The final PSL promotion and relegation picture for the 2025/26 season has been confirmed. Milford FC and Kruger United earned places in next season’s Betway Premiership.
The architecture of amplification — how SA news media manufactures public figures
In the modern attention economy, there is a dangerous delusion that putting a radical figure on a live broadcast constitutes ‘covering the news’.
‘A must win game and we won’ – Clarke
Scotland manager Steve Clarke reacts to his side’s 1-0 victory over Haiti in their Group C opener at the Boston Stadium.
‘I turned out fine’ – the most dangerous thing we say about fatherlessness
We are very sure about fatherlessness – that is the problem. How one radio conversation exposed a national blind spot.
McGinn fires Scotland to first World Cup win for 36 years
John McGinn’s goal was enough as Scotland beat Haiti 1-0 at the Boston Stadium to record their first win at a World Cup for 36 years.
Jetour adds hybrid fuel efficiency to award winning T1
The Jetour T1 has welcomed a more powerful and fuel-efficient plug-in hybrid derivative to the range.
New York Knicks win NBA championship for first time in over 50 years
The Knicks clinched the title against the San Antonio Spurs, 94-90, in the fifth game of the best-of-seven series.
McGinn ‘beaming with pride’ – and hopes kids around Scotland are too
Scotland’s John McGinn says his “scuffed” goal which downed Haiti in their World Cup opener leaves him “beaming with pride”.
AMABUNGHANE ANALYSIS : Tongaat Hulett business rescue: Brinkmanship on steroids, in service of a dubious Zimbabwean elite
Attempts to take over Tongaat Hulett have been shadowed by suspicions that the initiative is driven by politically exposed Zimbabweans pushing to externalise their cash and their influence by gaining control of the sugar value chain in Southern Africa. The latest revelations in the legal battle involving the stalled business rescue of Tongaat Hulett and its possible liquidation.