Man implicated in Madlanga Commission survives alleged hit attempt
Police have identified the victim as Wiandre Pretorius.
South Africa
Minister Tau on a working visit to China
Minister Tau on a working visit to China
Trade, Industry and Competition Minister Parks Tau has undertaken a working visit to China.
The trip ,which started today and ends on Saturday, comes at a time when South Africa is pursuing an objective of market diversification and export growth.
The purpose of the trip is to sign the China-Africa Economic Partnership Agreement (CAEPA),...
Rwanda, Kenya Press for Inclusive, Applied AI at Global Digital Cooperation Forum
Discussions on artificial intelligence and digital governance took center stage during the 5th General Assembly of the Digital Cooperation Organization and the International Digital Cooperation Forum, held under the theme “Inclusive Prosperity in the Age of AI.” The gathering brought together ministers, policymakers, technology leaders and international organizations to shape the future of...
AI In Cybersecurity: Battleground Or Breakthrough?
The rise of Artificial Intelligence (AI) has transformed industries from healthcare to finance, but one area where its influence is both promising and perilous is cybersecurity. On one hand, AI enables attackers to craft more sophisticated and autonomous threats than ever before. On the other hand, it empowers defenders with predictive analytics, automated decision systems, […]
Court postpones Katiso Molefe’s case to March 12
Molefe is accused of orchestrating the killing of Oupa Sefoka, popularly known as DJ Sumbody
NSFAS makes progress in clearing backlogs
NSFAS makes progress in clearing backlogs
National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) Acting CEO, Wassem Carrim, on Thursday highlighted steady progress made by the student funding body in clearing backlogs and expanding access to funding for eligible students.
Carrim highlighted that more than 180 000 outstanding documents that were submitted to NSFAS, led to an additional 50...
Over 60% of South African Public Servants Are Optimistic About AI
Over 60% of public servants in South Africa are optimistic about AI adoption, with the country ranking fourth globally, according to the new Public Sector AI Adoption Index 2026 released today by Public First for the Center for Data Innovation, with sponsorship from Google. The Public Sector AI Adoption Index is based on a survey […]
Don’t Leave Your Health In The Hands Of AI Prompts
Google’s recent decision to remove some AI-generated health summaries from its search results has reignited an old but important conversation about how people seek and interpret medical information online. Following an international investigation, the technology giant confirmed it had withdrawn AI Overviews for certain health-related searches after inaccuracies were identified in its...
Study finds insurers looking to build trust, value in AI
The insurance business is built on trust. Likewise, AI cannot work without trust; users and consumers have to believe that it’s providing accurate answers based on sound data. But as a new SAS report shows, trust in AI is a tricky subject, with users placing more trust in generative AI than traditional AI, but not always investing in […]
Court orders Carrim to comply with Madlanga Commission subpoena
Carrim is accused of having dealings with alleged criminal cartel kingpin Vusimuzi ‘Cat’ Matlala.
LIVE: Murder accused Katiso Molefe appears in court
Katiso Molefe is facing multiple charges, including the murder of Oupa ‘DJ Sumbody’ Sefoka in 2022
LIVE: National Student Financial Aid Scheme media briefing
NSFAS briefs media on the status of applications for the 2026 academic year.
Concern over Senteeko Dam safety risks
Concern over Senteeko Dam safety risks
The Department of Water and Sanitation has issued a dam safety directive to address serious and ongoing safety risks at My Own Dam, publicly known as Senteeko Dam, in Mpumalanga.The directive, issued in terms of Section 118 of the National Water Act, was served on the dam owner, Shamile Communal Property Association (CPA), on Tuesday, 3...
Safety directive issued to Senteeko Dam owner
Safety directive issued to Senteeko Dam owner
The Department of Water and Sanitation has issued a dam safety directive to address serious and ongoing safety risks at My Own Dam, publicly known as Senteeko Dam, in Mpumalanga.The directive, issued in terms of Section 118 of the National Water Act, was served on the dam owner, Shamile Communal Property Association (CPA), on Tuesday, 3...
NAC opens applications to fund arts projects
NAC opens applications to fund arts projects
The National Arts Council of South Africa (NAC) has encouraged individual arts practitioners, registered arts organisations and community art centres to apply for funding for the 2026-2027 financial year.“This call appeals to arts practitioners to present projects that can continue to educate, entertain, and enlighten audiences....
Former KZN DPP to continue to testify before the Nkabinde Enquiry
The Nkabinde Enquiry is assessing suspended South GP DPP Adv Andrew Chauke’s fitness to hold office.
SANDF outlines preparations for 2026 Armed Forces Day
SANDF outlines preparations for 2026 Armed Forces Day
The South African National Defence Force (SANDF) has outlined plans and activities leading up to the 2026 Armed Forces Day, which will be commemorated on 21 February 2026.
The Armed Forces Day (AFD) will take place in Thohoyandou, Venda, in the province of Limpopo.
Addressing members of the media during a briefing held at the...
Murder accused Katiso Molefe expected to appear in court
The state alleges that Molefe orchestrated the murder of DJ Sumbody in November 2022.
Families of Lily Mine workers lodge complaint with HRC
The families expressed concerns that the remains of their loved ones have not been retrieved.
News24 | Mystery solved! Long-lost plant rediscovered in SA after 200 years
A biodiversity officer from the Northern Cape has given the botany world a new-year suprise after recently rediscovering a long-lost plant, which was believed to be extinct for close to 200 years.
UWC expands student accommodation by 5 000 beds
South Africa continues to face a national student housing shortage