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Ouaddou: Pirates have brought real competition to Sundowns
Abdeslam Ouaddou says Orlando Pirates and Mamelodi Sundowns are like Manchester City vs Arsenal as the title race goes to the wire.
African nations warn citizens about xenophobic attacks in SA
African countries including Kenya, Malawi, Lesotho and Zimbabwe have warned migrants in South Africa to be cautious and remain indoors due to attacks targeting foreigners, and Ghana has lobbied the AU regional bloc for action.
Water boss resigns after multiple supply failures
David Hinton, the chief executive of South East Water, is to leave after a transition period.
Players on the beach? Why lack of motivation is difficult to deal with
Tony Pulis on why motivating players who have nothing to play for is just one of the challenges facing a manager at the end of the season.
President Ramaphosa hails South32 investment as Hillside Aluminium marks 30 years
President Ramaphosa hails South32 investment as Hillside Aluminium marks 30 years
President Cyril Ramaphosa has hailed Hillside Aluminium’s contribution to South Africa’s economy, skills development and job creation, while reaffirming government’s commitment to creating an enabling environment for investment and industrial growth.
Speaking at the 30th anniversary celebration of the...
Day of reckoning as top court to rule on Ramaphosa impeachment bid
EFF’s challenge to parliament’s rejection of Phala Phala report comes to a head
Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality Mayor leads relief efforts
Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality Mayor leads relief efforts
Nelson Mandela Bay Executive Mayor Babalwa Lobishe has been conducting site visits across flood-affected communities to ensure the smooth progress of relief interventions as heavy rains continue to disrupt large parts of the metro.
By Thursday afternoon, more than 1 000 residents had been evacuated from flooded areas, with...
A VIEW OF THE WEEK: Hope now in handcuffs
Has being an MP benefited his voters, or just Fadiel Adams?
Why South Africa is Zoho’s third-fastest-growing market
While the dollar SaaS stack squeezes IT budgets, Zoho’s rand-priced bundle is gaining ground in South Africa.
The invisible engine powering SA’s informal payment revolution
A proliferation of fintech firms have built affordable payment infrastructures that reach merchants not on the traditional roadmap.
LIVE | ConCourt judgment on EFF’s bid to revive Phala Phala saga
ConCourt delivers the long-awaited judgment on the EFF’s bid to revive the Phala Phala saga
SAWS partners with Santam to enhance disaster risk management
SAWS partners with Santam to enhance disaster risk management
The South African Weather Service (SAWS) and Santam have announced a partnership to strengthen the country’s early warning and forecasting capabilities and ensure communities are better prepared to deal with severe weather-related occurrences and disasters.
A joint statement issued on Thursday said Santam has sponsored...
SAWS partners with Santan to enhance disaster risk management
SAWS partners with Santan to enhance disaster risk management
The South African Weather Service (SAWS) and Santam have announced a partnership to strengthen the country’s early warning and forecasting capabilities and ensure communities are better prepared to deal with severe weather-related occurrences and disasters.
A joint statement issued on Thursday said Santam has sponsored...
Bulls still have a job to do against Zebre
The Bulls have never beaten Zebre Parma by anything less than 25 points. But they warned that a win is still not a foregone conclusion.
Exeter Chiefs approve takeover by AFC Bournemouth owners
A takeover of Exeter Chiefs by the owners of Premier League football side AFC Bournemouth has been approved by the Prem rugby club.
Schoolboy rugby fixtures: Derbies galore this weekend
Among several derbies this weekend, Monument host Noordheuwel in Krugersdorp, and Parktown face KES in Joburg.
Clapping emojis, jibes and chaos as council meeting collapses amid flood crisis
While residents continued to battle severe weather in Nelson Mandela Bay, a hastily convened council meeting descended into a flood of bickering, finger-pointing and theatrics on Thursday.
Four monitored in CTN over possible Hantavirus exposure
A possible Hantavirus exposure case is under investigation, in the Western Cape
Dozens killed in jihadist attacks on villages in central Mali
The death toll is unclear but sources say between 30 and 50 people died in Wednesday’s attacks.
Tau welcomes progress made at Richards Bay Industrial Development Zone
Tau welcomes progress made at Richards Bay Industrial Development Zone
Trade, Industry and Competition Minister Parks Tau has expressed confidence and satisfaction in progress being made at the Richards Bay Industrial Development Zone (RBIDZ) in KwaZulu-Natal.The Minister paid a visit to the facility on Thursday where he was joined by the Deputy Minister of the Department of Science...