Police separate Celtic and Rangers fans after Ibrox pitch invasion
Flares were thrown as supporters from both sides spilled onto the pitch after Celtic’s 4-2 win on penalties.
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PILLAR OF SAFETY: Shelter for women fights to stay open — urges public to ‘adopt an account’
Gqeberha’s Yokhuselo Haven, a lifeline for women and children fleeing domestic violence, urgently seeks public support to cover rising operational costs and keep residents safe.
Five things you need to know about chemicals in sanitary pads
Aaron Motsoaledi says no clinical harm has been linked to the products
News24 | Monday’s weather: Heatwave in Western Cape, Karoo; partly cloudy, cool to hot in rest of SA
The South African Weather Service has warned of a heatwave in parts of the Namakwa District and parts of the Western Cape on Monday, which will spread to the Little and Central Karoo and parts of the Garden Route from Tuesday.
SHAPING KNOWLEDGE OP-ED: When women scientists are invisible, science suffers: 5 ways to fix Africa’s STEM pipeline
On International Women’s Day, this is a call for the South African research community to value increased visibility of women in science leadership, not just science in general.
Slip of the finger: How a typing error exposed alleged R600,000 fraud in Nxuba school fundraising
When a regular donor of a Nxuba school accidentally paid too much into what he thought was the school’s account, his mistake uncovered an alleged fraud scheme that cost the Marlow Agricultural School more than R600,000.
Galaxy Rockets too fast for rudderless, blunt Spears
Galaxy reach Nedbank Cup semifinals with decisive win
South Africa must stop BEE, NHI, and Expropriation without Compensation
Economist Dawie Roodt said the government has managed to put South Africa on a healthier fiscal path, and now the next step is to do away with economically damaging policies like BEE, NHI, and Expropriation with Compensation.
Unanswered questions as search for Nancy Guthrie enters a new month
The disappearance of the mother of TV presenter Savannah Guthrie captivated the US, but police have not made any arrests.
CROSSED WIRES: The space economy: Suddenly everyone wants to go back to the moon
The sudden pivot to the moon is not so much about scientific milestones, but about winning a crucial geopolitical race to secure extraordinary strategic and economic advantage for the rest of the century.
BORROWED GROUND: Two rivers, one disaster: the flood that reshaped Pafuri
When massive flooding hit the Kruger Park, reports noted that the north had been hardest hit: roads and camps underwater, bridges down, and Pafuri Tented Camp smashed. This is a view from the ground in Kruger’s most beautiful area.
SABC abandons R1bn profit goal
State-owned broadcaster aims to boost revenue for 2026/27 through digital platforms and partnerships
Man dies outside UK’s first drug consumption room
Police sealed off the entrance to The Thistle on Hunter Street on Sunday morning, and said the death was not believed to be suspicious.
Overcoming Odds: Livingstone Hospital staff rally behind Paralympian Jaco ‘Bullet’ Smit after training setback
An unexpected trip to the hospital has gained a Paralympian sprinter a special group of fans who are determined to get him back on his feet and on his way to competing at the 2026 Commonwealth Games later this year.
Experts dismiss panic over chemicals in sanitary pads
Health minister assures no harm from different elements found in menstrual products