Why Chelsea have turned to ‘innovator’ Rosenior
After Chelsea give Liam Rosenior his first Premier League managerial job, BBC Sport looks at why they have appointed him.
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Three tourism officials in South Africa in hot water over disputed tender
Tourism Minister Patricia de Lille has confirmed that three departmental officials are facing disciplinary action following an independent investigation into a tourism monitor programme tender.
Feasibility study on Joburg’s energy options under way
In a bid to strengthen its energy security and reduce dependence on Eskom, the City of Johannesburg says it has launched a feasibility study into the potential acquisition of Kelvin power station and Egoli Gas.
How to Use Gold’s Correlation With Other Trading Assets in the Forex Market
Gold has been the backbone of international finance throughout history, impacting monetary policy, investor behavior, and cross-asset dynamics.
Celtic ‘going all out’ for signings – O’Neill
Returning manager Martin O’Neill says Celtic will go “all out” to sign players in January.
WHAT’S COOKING: Salad Days: Garlicky roasted baby potato salad
A roasted salad? I don’t see why not.
News24 | ‘Greenland belongs to its people’: Europe backs Denmark in face of US interest in Greenland
Leaders from major European powers expressed support for Denmark and Greenland on Tuesday in a joint statement, saying the Arctic island belongs to its people, following renewed interest by US President Donald Trump in taking over the Danish territory.
Minister says anyone who opens a debate about BEE promotes white supremacy
Mineral and Petroleum Resources Minister Gwede Mantashe said anyone who opens a debate about black economic empowerment promotes white supremacy.
SCOTT TIMCKE: Geopolitics without guardrails
Power is exercised with fewer constraints and shorter time horizons
READER LETTER | Voter education key to empower citizens
SA’s societal structure went from a well-organised, multicultural society to a state of disorder and corruption after the 1994 democratic transition. Voter education is needed to empower citizens to use their voting power to hold politicians accountable.
Swiss ski bar not inspected for five years before deadly fire, mayor says
The New Year’s eve fire at a bar in Crans-Montana killed 40 people and injured 116.
South Africans Abroad: Rulani makes HUGE Mofokeng admission
Rulani Mokwena wants to sign Relebohile Mofokeng for MC Alger but he admits it’s almost impossible to get the Orlando Pirates star.
Van Rooyen credits strong leadership for Lions’ narrow victory
The Lions edged out the Sharks 23-22 in a tense United Rugby Championship match in Durban, highlighted by strong leadership and strategic decision-making, despite being temporarily reduced to 14 men after a red card.
Bail postponed for DJ Warras murder suspect
Victor Majola, accused of the premeditated murder of Warrick ‘DJ Warras’ Stock, appeared in Johannesburg magistrate’s court, with his bail application postponed to January 13 after confirming his address.
Tomorrowland to hold its first-ever Asia festival in Thailand
Founded 20 years ago, Tomorrowland has grown into one of the most iconic celebrations of electronic music.
THE CONVERSATION: Joburg has failed its informal traders: there is a solution, here’s what the City needs to do
The City has an opportunity to shift from reactive, enforcement-driven approaches to a proactive, developmental model that values informal trading as a central part of Johannesburg’s economy and identity.
Thousands of students in South Africa’s richest province left unplaced as start of school year looms
With the public school calendar set to begin on 14 January, about 5,000 learners in Grade 1 and Grade 8 alone have still not been placed in a school.
WATCH | NSFAS briefs media on preparations for the 2026 academic year
Support measures enhanced for universities and TVET colleges
Is AI taking the fun out of fantasy football?
Some fans of FPL and other leagues are turning to chatbots and apps to get a leg up over other players.
News24 | US operation in Venezuela violates international law – UN
The United Nations voiced deep concern on Tuesday over the dramatic US operation in Venezuela, warning that it clearly “undermined a fundamental principle of international law”.