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War is brewing in South Africa

Yesterday at 11:00 AM, via BusinessTech

South Africa is facing an escalating risk of major social unrest, with anti-illegal immigration groups giving foreigners until 30 June to leave South Africa.

Hunt pens new Stellies deal

Yesterday at 10:51 AM, via The Citizen

‘I’m very excited about the project we’re building at Stellenbosch FC,’ Hunt told Stellies media.

Steenhuisen calls for urgent climate resilience in agriculture

Yesterday at 10:50 AM, via SAnews

Steenhuisen calls for urgent climate resilience in agriculture

Agriculture Minister John Steenhuisen says resilience is no longer an abstract concept for agriculture but an “operational necessity” as climate change, failing logistics infrastructure and volatile global markets reshape the future of South Africa’s deciduous fruit industry.

Addressing the Hortgro Symposium 2026 in...

Your next website could be built by AI and it won’t cost R20k

Yesterday at 10:47 AM, via BusinessTech

A few years ago, building a professional website meant hiring a developer, constant back and forth, and spending thousands of rands. Today, AI can generate a fully designed, responsive to any screen website in minutes with no coding required. For South African small and medium businesses, this changes everything. The problem with outdated websites has

Police arrest 142 following looting and public violence in Mangaung

Yesterday at 10:38 AM, via SAnews

Police arrest 142 following looting and public violence in Mangaung

Free State police have arrested 142 people following incidents of looting, public violence and damage to property in several areas of Mangaung.

According to the South African Police Service (SAPS), the incidents followed the circulation of voice recordings and digital posters on social media calling for a “total...

WATCH LIVE | Senzo Meyiwa murder trial

Yesterday at 10:34 AM, via SowetanLIVE

The five suspects accused of murdering soccer star Senzo Meyiwa are back in the dock at the Pretoria high court on Tuesday

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