News24 | Surprisingly strong SA economy beats expectations
South Africa’s economy grew by 0.5% in the first three months of 2026 compared to the previous quarter.
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News24 | Malema’s defamation case case against Kunene struck off court roll over filing error
A R1-million lawsuit EFF leader Julius Malema launched against Patriotic Alliance deputy president Kenny Kunene has been struck from the roll of the Gauteng High Court in Johannesburg.
Ford Southern Africa seeks answers from CIPC over ‘fraudulent’ appointment
Group files charges with police and lodges formal complaint with Companies and Intellectual Property Commission
Bafana ‘will fight like lions’ against ‘complete team’ Mexico in World Cup opener
Coach Hugo Broos watched co-hosts thrash Serbia 5-1 and admits it was ‘fantastic how they played’
eThekwini city manager fires back at accusers, asks them to prove sexual allegations against him
‘People have created this monster that has a libido on steroids he cannot control … The emotional scars inflicted on me because of these unsubstantiated claims is unexplainable’
Madlanga probes Khan: Talks on tenders and Julius Malema emerge
Commission analyses top cop’s hard drive
Play BBC Sport’s new World Cup predictor game
Play BBC Sport’s new World Cup predictor game to be in with the chance of winning a signed football.
Chappies ‘Did You Know?’: The one fact none of us ever found
A birthday gift Chappie reminded me of a childhood quest. The hunt for fact number 1. Turns out we were all chasing a number that runs into the hundreds.
RFU council member resigns over Alphonsi post
Rugby Football Union council member Matthew Smith resigns after posting discriminatory criticism of television pundit Maggie Alphonsi.
Why France’s Olise is moving into Ballon d’Or picture
After a first international hat-trick against Northern Ireland, former France striker Louis Saha believes Michael Olise can move into Ballon d’Or contention.
WATCH | Kenyan police arrest former chief justice at national park protest
People are protesting against plans to build on part of a national park in Nairobi
Protected: SAACA is teaching the next generation to care through pet cancer awareness
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Know your rights when you’re sick at work
Here’s what you need to know when you are sick at work.
WHAT’S COOKING: Orange sweet potato and fresh turmeric soup
Orange sweet potatoes are so much more delicious than the purple-skinned variety. As I happened to mention to a shopper the other day. And, with fresh turmeric, they make a super soup.
PERSPECTIVES REVISITED: Proposed school history syllabus focuses on Africa as the main story, not a sidebar to Western history
The move from the old curriculum is contentious, but is also a necessary and useful redirection.
LABOUR MARKET: SA’s skills gap leaves millions unemployed despite job vacancies
Millions of young people are out of work, but many employers still cannot find candidates with the practical, technical and operational skills required in today’s factory or office environment.
Champion Maria asks for respect after Queen’s snub
Tatjana Maria says Queen’s should show more respect to its defending champions after she goes through qualifying to reach the main draw.
ITSHOKENG KEKANA |Corruption: It’s not only the powerful who are guilty
State capture was never only at the top. South Africa’s state capture era is often narrated as a story of elite manipulation, and it was, writes Itshokeng Kekana
News24 | Gauteng crime stats: Murder rate drops by 15%, sexual assault up by 5.2%
Gauteng has recorded a 5.9% decline in contact crimes, including a 15% decrease in murder.
NWU Eagles secure promotion, place in national final
The NWU Eagles defeated Mkhambathi FC 2-1 in the semi-final to secure promotion to the Motsepe Foundation Championship and book a place in the national final.
LESEGO LETSWALO | The silly election season of spectacle and no substance is upon us
Patronage politics and flashy spending eclipse real community engagement, writes Lesego Letswalo