News South Africa

Sri Lanka governing body instructs national team to continue tour in Pakistan despite several players wanting to leave.

Snakehead fish, invasive in Sri Lanka, decimate native species but inspire innovative solutions among local villagers.

With the death of Princess Speciose Mukabayojo, Rwanda’s royal generation now lives on through memory, diaspora and shared African history.

Protests have toppled governments across South Asia. India has stayed immune. Will Bihar elections change that?

Ekurhuleni says animals should not be kept for more than 12 hours before being slaughtered.

The CRL Rights Commission calls for greater oversight of religious organisations.

Polokwane Specialised Commercial Crimes postpones corruption case against two senior Hawks officers

The Westbury shooting murder case is expected to resume on Thursday.

Nigeria’s stunning new Museum of West African Art (Mowaa) finds itself in the crosshairs of local power politics.

As France marks 10 years since the Paris attacks, an ex-girlfriend of a jihadist survivor is arrested for an alleged plot of her own.

Trump said it was a “total disgrace” that South Africa was hosting this month’s summit.

The confrontation struck a chord with many Nigerians because of Nyesom Wike’s political stature.

Speaking before Nigeria face Gabon in African play-offs for the World Cup, Alex Iwobi says Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang was his “big brother” at Arsenal.

Thousands had turned up to El-Wak stadium, in the capital Accra, with hopes of being enlisted.

The 0.1% growth was pulled down by issues in the manufacturing industry, official figures show.

Award-winning economist Dawie Roodt said South Africa became a crumbling economy with crumbling infrastructure.

Emma and Mike, from North Yorkshire, urge others to consider adoption as the number doing so falls.

The Nikon ZR is built for the modern creator, delivering full-frame cinematic performance in a lightweight, portable design.

The Judicial Commission of Inquiry into criminality, political interference and corruption.

Parliament’s Ad Hoc committee hears testimony from Cedrick Nkabinde.

Most of those who are part of the Government of National Unity have commended the statement.

Steenhuisen requested the President to sack George over alleged underperformance.

Kaizer Chiefs coach Vela Khumalo is juggling FIFA U17 World Cup duties with teaching and helping his players study for exams after training.

Despite shining for Northampton Saints, Rory Hutchinson has found opportunities with Scotland limited, but the centre says he is now ready to take his chance with his national side.

BBC Sport looks at the England-raised former DR Congo defender who speaks eight languages and his role in recruiting European players for the national team.

Northern Ireland goalkeeper Bailey Peacock-Farrell feels Michael O’Neill’s squad is “the strongest we’ve been” as they prepare for Friday’s crunch World Cup qualifier away to Slovakia.

The R370 SASSA SRD grant will continue for another 14 months, until March 2027. But at what cost to the fiscus? We calculate …

Cape Town’s Newlands suburb is about to play host to A Taste of Belgium, where you can experience the essence of Belgian culture.

Blended APN (TitanX) is a next‑generation solution delivering resilient, multi‑network mobile connectivity for businesses that cannot afford downtime.

Liquid C2 and Microsoft recently showcased practical “AI in action” solutions, helping African organisations boost productivity, security, compliance and efficiency.

Many popular “walkie-talkie” handheld radios sold by major online retailers in South Africa are completely illegal or require a special licence to use.

The Nikon ZR sets a new bar for compact cinema cameras.

L8 will top Lepas’ model range when sales start early next year.

The twin of the Hyundai Palisade has always been restricted to left-hand drive markets in spite of interest from, largely, Australia to have it with right-hand drive.

The health secretary launches strongest criticism yet of the union ahead of Friday’s strike by resident doctors.

Psychologist Kimberley Wilson explains why it can be a more peaceful way to live.