Business tycoon Sandile Zungu criticises the inequitable control of South Africa’s economy, highlighting that while the white minority holds economic power, 90% of black South Africans lack meaningful management roles.

The 2026 municipal elections will decide whether South Africa democratic accountability works beyond the national level.

While South Africa’s financial markets have responded positively to recent policy shifts and improvements, the real economy remains constrained by the government’s focus on failed macroeconomic policies.

Bellarmine Chatunga Mugabe and his co-accused, Tobias Mugabe Matonhidze, will remain behind bars until 3 March

Increased law enforcement and driver education crucial to reducing deaths

The comedian has purchased a castle in the Scottish Borders which comes with 17 bedrooms and its own working railway.

Joe Latakgomo, founding editor of Sowetan and a respected journalist, is remembered by his peers as a ‘gentleman par excellence’ after his death at Kalafong Hospital

The party’s new home affairs spokesman Zia Yusuf says it would be a “burning” priority for a Reform UK government.

The victim’s brother Billy Blue says it is “an absolute disgrace” that no-one has been charged over the crime.

Most South African traders spend years refining entries, indicators, and risk rules, but they often ignore the one decision that can quietly reshape everything: who they trade through. In Johannesburg, Pretoria, Cape Town, and Durban, it is common to see traders blame the market for poor fills or frustrating spreads, when the real issue is […]

Bellarmine Mugabe, son of former Zimbabwe resident Robert Mugabe, and Tobias Mugabe face charges of attempted murder, defeating the ends of justice, and firearm possession. Police are continuing their investigations.

While President Cyril Ramaphosa celebrates the end of loadshedding, the plan to fix a new electricity crisis, load reduction, is falling behind schedule and proving more difficult.

Gambling firms not licensed in the UK could be banned from sponsoring British sports teams – including Premier League clubs – as part of a government crackdown.

Walmart will launch 21 new stores in Gauteng, KwaZulu-Natal, and the Western Cape, offering South Africans lower prices than those at Checkers and Pick n Pay.

Players who receive treatment for an injury could be forced to stay off the field for one minute under proposals from Fifa.