Joburg follows Cape Town’s Bree St with its first Open Streets Sundays
Johannesburg will host its first Open Streets Sunday this weekend, following the success of Cape Town’s Bree Street initiative.
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‘You are my god’, Japan’s PM tells British rock band Deep Purple
Hard rock enthusiast Sanae Takaichi beamed as she met the rockers in her Tokyo office.
Solly Msimanga wants to rebuild rural, party structures if elected DA federal chairperson
Solly Msimanga, Gauteng DA leader and MPL, says if he is elected as the party’s federal council chair, he will prioritise rebuilding grassroots structures that collapsed during the mass exodus of black leaders from the party, particularly in Gauteng
The All-Clad Factory Seconds Sale Is Back—for Now (2026)
All-Clad cookware is some of the best you can buy, and it lasts a lifetime—unlike this sale. Or your warped frying pan.
SA Rugby leads tributes following untimely passing of beloved Stormers manager
SA Rugby president Mark Alexander has mourned the passing of long-serving Stormers team manager Christopher ‘Chippie’ Solomon.
Zille says SA is on different path because of DA
Zille bids farewell to DA members at the federal congress in Midrand
Looking for a College Scholarship on Social Media Sites? Buyer, Beware.
Students say they trust their peers’ advice more than financial advisers’, a new survey found. But experts say students need to do their own research.
5 cheapest 4×4 SUVs you can buy in South Africa
South Africa is home to a good number of off-road SUVs, but not too many budget options.
Congratulations to the Artemis II crew – but the case for sending astronauts into space is rapidly shrinking | Martin Rees and Donald Goldsmith
Soon, thanks to the advance of robots, the only reason left to send humans to the moon will be as an ultra-expensive sport
Martin Rees is the astronomer royal and a former president of the Royal Society; Donald Goldsmith is an astrophysicist and science communicator
The 2020s has seen a revival of the “Apollo spirit”. The US and China are seemingly in a race to send humans to the moon by...
At Houston’s Art Car Parade, Trashed Vehicles Become Everyone’s Treasure
Texans spend a lot of time in their cars. But once a year, they converge at the Art Car Parade to celebrate those who transform rundown vehicles into masterpieces on wheels.
Peru’s election: A battle for the Presidency amid political chaos and crime
With 35 candidates in the race, Peru is set to elect its 9th president in less than a decade. Amid rising corruption and crime, voters are left asking: Can this election finally break the cycle?
Schwartzel lone survivor from SA at the Masters in Augusta
Jarvis and Potgieter failed to make it to the weekend at the year’s first Major.
Only factory of its kind tied to 100 years of history in South Africa being forced to shut down
A silicon metal smelter, the only one of its kind in South Africa, could be forced to shut down due to unsustainable power costs.
SA rugby in shock following passing of Stormers team manager Chippie Solomon
‘Chippie brought passion to everything he did and embodied the values of our sport.’
Baseball statue broken as it is unveiled in Seattle
The mishap occurred as a tarp was pulled off a bronze figure immortalising Hall of Famer Ichiro Suzuki.
NHS to offer second MenB vaccine after deadly Kent outbreak
Vaccines were offered to thousands of people who may have been exposed, including university students and school pupils in the area.
DA joined GNU to ensure stability in South Africa: Helen Zille
About 2,000 delegates from across the country are attending the two-day elective conference
He lives on through his work – 16 incredible photos from late Planet Earth cameraman
Doug Allan worked alongside Sir David Attenborough on BBC documentaries including The Blue Planet and Frozen Planet.
Sekhukhune United unveil Coetzee ahead of derby against Magesi
Coetzee could make his debut for Babina Noko in the Limpopo derby against Magesi FC tonight.
Hundreds of Irish forecourts run out of fuel as protests continue
Hundreds of forecourts have run out of petrol and diesel due to the protests involving slow-moving convoys
The one type of business that SARS can’t get its hands on
Many businesses in South Africa’s large informal sector remain outside the formal tax system, prompting SARS to step up enforcement.