Steyn City in Johannesburg is selling some of the most expensive homes in South Africa, with some properties going for over R30 million.

From solar streetlights to community events, Jozi My Jozi is revitalising the inner city through practical civic projects that inspire hope and reignite pride

The city landmark is not just a story about urban decay. It is also about what happens when a city loses control and what it takes to get that back

Jadon Sancho is set to leave Manchester United this summer, almost three years after his last Premier League appearance for the club.

Scammers are increasingly using fake tax notices to create panic and trick taxpayers into making fraudulent payments or sharing sensitive information.

Sir Ed Davey is calling on the government to start work on a “fully independent British nuclear deterrent”.

Economist Dawie Roodt argues that state capture persists through an overpaid civil service and politically connected tenderpreneurs, who consume a large share of government spending without improving service delivery.

The ANC in Johannesburg has taken a decision to recall Dada Morero as the city’s mayor.

The turbulence surrounding the departure of African Bank CEO Kennedy Bungane, the third under board chair Thabo Dloti, has raised questions about goings-on in the lender’s boardroom.

There is no friction between the defence force and the police, say top brass

Two companies with close ties to party heavyweights in Tshwane scored about R32m from the metro to supply water by tanker. How did they do it?

The move would allow officers to search premises without a warrant, seize assets and arrest those suspected of criminality.

England put in a superb showing against France, only adding to the intrigue around a dismal Six Nations campaign overall

Saturday evening, when Arsenal earned a dramatic late win over Everton before Man City were held at West Ham, felt as if it could be pivotal in the Premier League title race.

Politicians are furious Churchill will be replaced on banknotes. The RSPCA wants rats and pigeons to feature.

The mother of Ann Grosmaire, 19, who was shot dead by her boyfriend, explains why she chose restorative justice.

What began as a dog-sitting favour ended with boutique owner Bridget Hutchcroft being owed more than £1.6m.

History, records, upsets, high-scoring classics – and a thrilling finale. The 2026 Six Nations is likely to go down as the best edition in the tournament’s history.

Women content creators are helping chess shake its image as an “old man’s game” and bring it into the digital age.

A mix of stories on Sunday’s papers, with the war in the Middle East remaining prominent.