Don’t take Brook’s WWE beer celebration wrong way – Root
Joe Root hopes Harry Brook’s ‘beer smash’ celebration will be “received the right way”.
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Boeing swings to profit despite losses in biggest divisions
Sale of Jeppesen for $10.6bn covers operating losses in commercial and defence divisions
British Army officer dies after incident during fire training
The 25-year-old died on Sunday after the incident at an army training site in Northumberland.
US ANALYSIS: With midterms looming, Trump softens stance on ICE brutality after second killing
Two killings in Minneapolis by ICE agents have led to massive protests in midwinter — and a slight pullback of the Trump Administration’s draconian stance.
WEATHER: Flooding and hail expected in these THREE provinces
Curious about what the skies hold? Discover the latest outlook for all nine provinces across South Africa this Wednesday, 28 January 2026.
Police raid Joshco offices while boss appears at Sandton police station
Acting CEO Themba Mathibe linked to Hawks investigation
WATCH | Woman in court for shooting and killing boy (5)
Accused, who is a neighbour of the victim, remanded in custody until February 4
Hadjar crashes new Red Bull in F1 testing
Newly promoted Red Bull driver Isack Hadjar crashes his car in wet conditions on the second day of Formula 1 pre-season testing.
BUSINESS REFLECTION: After the Bell: Eskom… just as things were getting better
While the utility’s behaviour appears to show it is trying to maintain its dominance, when it comes to solar it has also become a strong contender for the World’s Worst Communication™ title.
South Africa plans major tariffs of its own
South Africa is considering imposing tariffs of up to 50% on vehicles from China and India as it moves to protect its automotive industry from a flood of imports.
TROUBLED WATERS: Inside SA’s fishing industry: Marine Protected Areas are the sea’s second chance
It’s a no-brainer: where the fishing stops the fish bounce back. The sea is forgiving and we need to listen.
King and Queen meet Holocaust survivors at Palace
King Charles III hosted the reception to mark Holocaust Memorial Day with survivors honoured in a series of specially commissioned portraits.
Villa sign striker Abraham for £18m
England striker Tammy Abraham completes an £18m return to Aston Villa from Turkish side Besiktas.
News24 | amaBhungane | PetroSA’s R3.5-billion ‘raid’ on student funding
Documents and emails show that PetroSA, the state-owned fuel company, attempted to divert R1.2 billion – earmarked to train unemployed youth – to fix an offshore oil rig.
Ex-Lib Dem MP ‘distressed’ by Mail publisher’s ‘unlawful’ acts, court hears
Sir Simon Hughes is among seven high-profile figures bringing claims of unlawful information gathering against Associated Newspapers.
News24 | US violated children’s rights by cutting legal aid for 26 000 migrant minors – UN experts
Washington’s decision to terminate federal funding for legal services for unaccompanied minors in immigration proceedings has led to serious violations of children’s rights, several United Nations rights experts warned on Tuesday.
Canadian PM Carney denies walking back Davos speech in phone call with Trump
The Canadian prime minister confirmed that he and the US president spoke by phone after Trump threatened 100% tariffs on Canada.
Spain plans to give half a million undocumented migrants legal status
The process will be available to foreign nationals without a criminal record who can prove they lived in Spain for five months prior to 31 December 2025.
‘Jump on the fun boat’ – Arteta appeals to Arsenal fans
Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta promises “beautiful” things that “we cannot even imagine” lie ahead after gathering his players together following their home defeat by Manchester United.
Baxter out of Six Nations as prop problems grow for England
England’s prop problems continue in the run-up to the Six Nations with Harlequins’ Fin Baxter ruled out of the tournament.
UK has removed 281 migrants under France deal, minister says
The home secretary says there are “practical issues” around how quickly people can be detained.