
From bad to worse for major South African clothing retailer
Truworths reported weak interim results for the first half of its 2026 financial year, as strong growth in the United Kingdom was not enough to offset its struggling Africa business.
SATURDAY, 28 FEBRUARY 2026, 21:40

Truworths reported weak interim results for the first half of its 2026 financial year, as strong growth in the United Kingdom was not enough to offset its struggling Africa business.

This former Kaizer Chiefs striker has been convicted and sentenced to 12 years imprisonment for dealing in drugs.

Question over whether accused had his legal rights read to him before making statement

A small group of 268,000 South Africans is behind a large share of personal and corporate income tax in South Africa.
Sacha and Sarah have seemingly made things IG official.

Cape Town is arguably the best place in SA to find a job, provided you can afford the ‘entry fee’ of a lifestyle that most of its citizens will never touch.
Former City of Johannesburg speaker and MK Party chief whip Colleen Makhubele has replaced politics with the airwaves.

While on-demand online streaming services have become the preferred way to consume movies and series, South Africa still has a handful of DVD rental stores

The teacher is allegedly still working at the school
Two South Africans who were recruited to travel to Russia as part of foreign employment schemes associated with the ongoing war in Ukraine have died.

Toyota plans a large-scale unwinding of strategic shareholdings that would involve banks and insurance firms selling around $19bn of its shares, two sources said, in what would mark a watershed moment in Japan’s corporate governance reform.
RGS Group Holdings escalates its legal battle against Tongaat Hulett’s liquidation, emphasising the urgent need for transparency and accountability in a case critical to KwaZulu-Natal’s economic stability.

Kaizer Chiefs host Orlando Pirates in the first Soweto Derby of the season on Saturday. What are the numbers saying?
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Outgoing SARS Commissioner Edward Kieswetter says there is huge significance in making the right appointment for his successor to maintain economic momentum and to help fund the country’s democracy.

Allegations of Julius Mkhwanazi fraudulently fitting blue lights to a fleet belonging to Vusi “Cat” Matlala and rogue EMPD officers being accused of criminality are just “a tip of an iceberg” in Ekurhuleni, according to suspended HR head Linda Gxasheka.

Spur plans to appeal a ruling that it owes GPS Foods up to R233 million, plus interest, for allegedly breaking an oral agreement.

Investigator leaves the floor after heated exchange with MK MP Skosana