Is Sevens rugby still as big as it once was or are we witnessing the slow death of the shortest format of the game?

Codehesion, voted South Africa’s most trusted software development company, helps companies to modernise their mobile apps and give them a fresh look and feel.

The Gauteng Education Department has admitted that the strike has affected learning and teaching.

South Africa will host Pakistan in three T20 International matches starting in Potchefstroom on Tuesday.

Students said hunger and financial stress made academic participation impossible.

The crisis has led to social tensions, with residents queuing for water tankers, often at night, and fighting over limited supplies.

Welsh golfer Ffion Tynan explains how she went from a family holiday in Orlando to professional golfer on the Ladies European Tour.

John Steenhuisen recently announced he will not seek a third term as DA leader

Severe thunderstorms are expected in southern KZN, bringing heavy downpours and damaging winds.

Two weeks ago we celebrated National Police Day amid a crime and safety pandemic in SA. In 1995, SA formally established the SAPS as part of our new democratic dispensation.

Amakhosi legend says coach Ben Youssef should not complain about what he can’t control

AmaZulu coach sees Nedbank Cup as ideal for club’s first cup since 1992

The deaths of 14 schoolchildren in a horrific scholar transport crash in the Vaal last month has jolted Gauteng into a familiar ritual of emergency meetings, stern warnings and promises of reform.

Outstanding statements from a journalist and historical conduct are among the material evidentiary gaps that allowed the ultimate return of embattled Ekurhuleni police chief Julius Mkhwanazi from suspension.

SAA’s repeated mismanagement, delayed reporting, and misuse of taxpayer funds highlight the urgent need to reconsider the airline’s operations.

Since 2022, Zambia has rolled out free education from primary through secondary school, boosting enrolment by over 2.3 million learners. As Hakainde Hichilema’s government seeks to entrench the policy in law, the opposition warns of overcrowded classrooms and strains on education quality

Behari will continue his testimony before the Madlanga Commission on Tuesday.

The affected products were manufactured on 15 January 2026.

According to Statistics SA, the unemployment level of black women as of 2025 is 40.2%, despite affirmative action.