SATURDAY, 10 JANUARY 2026, 11:33
DFFE explains mass fish mortality
The Department of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment (DFFE) has reiterated that while the mass fish mortality observed in the Hartenbos Estuary in Mossel Bay is not linked to the red tide, it is also not due to a sewerage spillage. Through engagements with the Mossel Bay Municipality, it has been determined that this incident can be attributed...
The Polokwane Municipality says the water in Seshego is safe for drinking.
Madadzhe faked his mother’s death and claimed insurance money while she was still alive.
The Wilderness Section of the Garden Route National Park has been closed after a boat fire incident
The appointment will be effective from the 1st of February 2026.
Fire crews and volunteers, aided by aerial water bombing, work to contain the Aalwyndaal fire.
EFF proposes Student Debt Relief Bill, sparking ongoing discussions on tackling student debt.
The crackdown forms part of intensified operations under the 2025/2026 Festive Season Security Plan.
Fourteen South African nationals recruited for work are now trapped in Thailand
Fourteen South African nationals recruited for work are now trapped in Thailand
Cape Town police seize over 2,000 litres of homemade gin, arrest five linked to illegal liquor plant
Residents say the ongoing sewage problem has disrupted their daily lives
The vehicles also hit a group of children who were walking by the side of the road.
Men who brutally assaulted woman in KZN tavern surrender; viral video sparks calls for justice.
MEC of Education, Lindi Masina has launched of the Back-to-School Campaign
The metro has requested the public to steer clear of the area due to the dangerous conditions.
As Africa moves deeper into the era of artificial intelligence, organizations across the continent face mounting pressure to build the skills needed to compete in a rapidly changing global economy. A new report by SAP found that two-thirds of organizations in Africa are already introducing career development initiatives focused on artificial intelligence, aimed at upskilling […]
Organizers of the Pan African AI & Innovation Summit 2026 have announced a strategic focus on Africa’s tourism and hospitality sector, positioning artificial intelligence as a key driver of the continent’s estimated $100 billion experience economy. The summit will take place Sept. 22–23 at the Kempinski Hotel Gold Coast City and is expected to bring […]
As Ericsson closed 2025 with solid financial results and long-term infrastructure agreements worldwide, its continued investment in automation, cloud-native core networks and next-generation connectivity has positioned Africa to play a growing role in the global digital economy. The second half of 2025 marked a period of sustained innovation for Ericsson, with progress in 5G, AI-driven […]
NSFAS processes 2026 funding applications
The National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) has processed 893 847 funding applications for 2026 – prior to the start of the academic year.
“Of these, 593 981 applications (66.45%) were submitted by female applicants, reflecting the ongoing trend of strong female participation in tertiary education. Male applicants accounted for 299...
As we settle into 2026, the conversation around Artificial Intelligence in South African boardrooms is shifting fundamentally. We are moving past the initial phases of prediction and experimentation; AI is now a matter of practice, driven by the dual need of changing business models and the necessity to drive costs out of the business. For […]