Andre de Ruyter resigned from Eskom after being overwhelmed by intense scrutiny, political interference, and a lack of government support, which distracted from running the utility and addressing its core challenges.

SAWS has issued a severe thunderstorm warning for Gauteng, excluding the City of Tshwane on Monday

OpenAI will begin showing ads to all users of the free and Go versions of ChatGPT in the US in the coming weeks.

A household with an average income of £55,000 has cut spending on leisure activities by £40 a week, offical figures suggest.

Weight-loss drug prices are falling in the US – but can the example be repeated?

Companies of all sizes and across all industries are considering outsourcing the hosting of their data and looking at colocation as part of their ongoing IT strategy.

Three weeks into the Iran war, there’s an ever-growing gap between the price of oil futures and supplies that determine costs for consumers in the real world.

Regulus will suddenly disappear from view for a couple of hours on the first evening of British summer time

There is something unexpectedly thrilling about watching one celestial object pass in front of another, an eclipse being the obvious example. On the evening of 29 March, the moon will briefly blot out one of the brightest stars in the spring sky. Such an event is known as an occultation,...

The ANC saw a resurgence of grassroots support ahead of the 2026 local government elections.

A bask of crocodiles escaped from a farm and went on the run along the R40 in Barberton, Mpumalanga, prompting a capture operation.

Charlie Dewhirst calls for more to be done to help young white men from poorer communities.

Gauteng Health has teamed up with debt collectors to recover outstanding patient fees from patients

Here are five important things happening in South Africa on Monday, 23 March 2026.

Popular American Bryson DeChambeau enjoyed another massive payday after his win at LIV Golf South Africa on Sunday.

Here’s the weather outlook for the week.

Recent data reveals a striking trend in South Africa’s marriages: wives are overwhelmingly far more likely to file for divorce.

As South African organisations contend with escalating ransomware campaigns, identity compromise and increasingly sophisticated supply chain attacks, cybersecurity has become a board-level priority.

The praise for grants from the president over the weekend is poor electioneering

One city in KwaZulu-Natal has been rewarded for its excellent service delivery in a province notorious for challenges in this regard.

The Strait of Hormuz may be opened for ships destined for South Africa.

We ignore that African men bore the primary physical and systemic brunt of the colonial and apartheid machines