The India-Africa summit was set to be held next week in Delhi after more than a decade.

The City of Johannesburg says ageing infrastructure, criminal attacks on water facilities and the rising cost of water tankers are placing huge pressure on the municipality’s ability to supply water to residents.

The department said reports claiming it had spent more than R5 million on the Grantor system were misleading.

Laura Pomfret – CCJs, decrees and unpaid court debts

‘Mentally we are strong, our brotherhood is strong,’ said Sundowns and Bafana star Themba Zwane.

Former SA Police Service special task force member Mathipandile Sotheni, accused of the murder of Marius van der Merwe — also known as Witness D at the Madlanga commission — is applying for bail at the Boksburg magistrate’s court on Friday.

Pep Guardiola has changed the tactical landscape in the Premier League, but he has also adapted to its challenges.

US secretary of state Marco Rubio will meet Nato ministers in Sweden on Friday

Most programmes promise exposure and mentorship. BBD’s promises something rarer: real work from the start.

The City of Cape Town will not seek leave to appeal the recent Western Cape High Court ruling on its fixed tariff structures and will instead open a supplementary public participation process on amendments to its proposed 2026/27 budget.

Residents should not expect an immediate return to normal once maintenance is complete.

Bridging generational gaps is key to sustaining South African organisations, writes Lungi Sangqu.

The National Prosecuting Authority on Friday said it was concerned about how the chief magistrate handled the Joe “Ferrari” Sibanyoni extortion case after it was struck from the roll this week.

Load shedding has ended, but the paranoia it brought remains