THURSDAY, 16 APRIL 2026, 10:35
Iranians in South Africa are united against war propaganda. They reject foreign intervention, emphasising that pro-war voices do not represent their views. Together, they advocate for peace and Iranian sovereignty.
Suspended Ekurhuleni metro police deputy chief has denied any involvement in the kidnapping and attacks on his subordinate.
Experts say South Africa’s contradictory approach to drugs — treating addiction as both a disease and a crime — is fuelling a worsening crisis in places like Westbury, where illicit drugs plague the community
Scores of party supporters are expected to make their way into the city to support EFF leader Julius Malema as he appears for his firearm case.
The National Consumer Commission has referred BM Foods Manufacturers to its tribunal to impose a R1m fine after Listeria traces were found in its hummus products.
The water crisis in Selby, an industrial suburb of Joburg, has deepened as businesses have been forced to spend thousands on acquiring water privately, with little communication from Johannesburg Water.
Sunninghill-based company fraudulently claimed R19,1m for the Temporary Employer/Employee Relief Scheme (TERS)
Washington’s top diplomat urged Israel and Lebanon to seize a “historic opportunity” for peace as direct talks between the two opened on Tuesday despite objections from Hezbollah, which announced fresh attacks on Israel just as negotiations got under way.
The Competition Commission has approved AttBid’s bid to acquire RMB Holdings, paving the way for the Van der Walt brothers to gain control of the company.
Seasoned broadcast journalist Graeme Raubenheimer brings you The Lead, News24’s definitive podcast for in-depth reporting.
Johannesburg is urging residents to help shape its development priorities through the Integrated Development Plan – but behind the public meetings lies a process many say is opaque, poorly structured and increasingly ineffective.
Embattled Ekurhuleni metro police deputy chief Julius Mkhwanazi has defended his decision to make 55 appointments within three months.
There is a growing underclass that is the consequence of the South Africa’s once-vast mining migrant labour system, which once employed almost 500,000 foreign workers who were subjected to ruthless exploitation for decades.
Hungary’s election results signal a shift against populism, sparking hope and highlighting the economic failures of Orbán’s regime.
Morero and Brink’s absence in court raises contempt concerns
The South African Weather Service has warned of damaging waves in parts of the Western Cape, while severe thunderstorms with heavy downpours persist in other parts of the country.
South African stars took centre stage at the world premiere of Michael in Berlin, Germany, proudly flying the SA flag high on the global stage.
When not trying to shake up the BEE ownership regulations, Communications Minister Solly Malatsi does cook up some solid policy frameworks.