Murder arrest over businessman’s death in 2004
John Luper died at his home after robbers attacked him and tied up his wife, daughter and au pair.
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News24 | WATCH | Risky stunt lands ‘dancing’ Durban driver in hot water
A Durban man, who was captured on video performing dangerous stunts on a gravel public road while behind the wheel, handed himself over to the Road Traffic Inspectorate in Pinetown on Wednesday.
Medvedev destroys racquet in 6-0 6-0 loss
Daniil Medvedev destroys a racquet as he suffers the first 6-0 6-0 loss of his career at the hands of Matteo Berrettini in Monte Carlo.
Church of England to apologise for role in historical forced adoption
Tens of thousands of babies were taken from their unmarried mothers in the three decades after World War Two.
US carmakers accuse EU of blocking pick-up truck sales
US carmakers have accused Brussels of keeping their largest pick-up trucks, including the Ford F-150, the Chevy Silverado and the Ram 1500, off European roads, the Financial Times reported on Wednesday.
So far, so close: The shy constellation that mirrors Table Mountain
In Cape Town’s ‘Deep South’, on a moonless night, you can witness a quiet conversation between a remarkable entity and her cosmic counterpart. And it tells an ageless story about our connection with Hoerikwaggo.
Faisal Islam: Pause in war is welcome but the economic scars will last
Allowing all ships through the Strait of Hormuz will calm markets but the war has created new problems.
WAR ON IRAN ANALYSIS: From brink of Armageddon to uneasy truce in Iran war
Despite global fears, at the last minute the Pakistani government has brokered a ceasefire in the war on Iran. Will it hold, and who benefits?
Trophy hunting quotas without accountability: How different courts are exposing the same broken state
A lion bone case in the Pretoria High Court. A Constitutional Court challenge to wildlife legislation. And fresh trophy hunting quotas for leopard, elephant and rhino published without resolving either. These are not separate stories. They are three windows into the same institutional failure.
Singer Moe: Adapting from South African to Chinese stages
Singer Moe shares her journey from South Africa to China, revealing how language, culture, and identity shaped her rise.
SA actor Theo Bongani Ndyalvane stars in Apple hit
Dreams are coming true for Theo Bongani Ndyalvane as he stars opposite Kerry Washington and Elisabeth Moss in Apple streamer Imperfect Women.
South African rand and stocks bounce back
South Africa’s rand soared, government bond yields tumbled and stocks jumped the most in six years as investors piled back into emerging-market assets that were worst-hit by the Middle East conflict.
South Africa’s next Capitec could be a private hospital group
Remgro CEO Jannie Durand believes Mediclinic can do in the healthcare sector what Capitec has in banking.
Non-interference is golden rule, Cyril Ramaphosa tells new diplomats to SA
Ramaphosa warns US ambassador and others against interfering in host country affairs
Vance says Trump is ‘impatient’ about progress on Iran
U.S. President Donald Trump is “impatient” about making progress toward ending the Iran war and has instructed his negotiating team to engage the Iranians in good faith, Vice President JD Vance said on Wednesday.
Sundowns, Pirates in PSL title race but Chiefs are the king-makers
Sundowns and Pirates are indeed in the PSL title race but Chiefs will have a big say in who wins it at end of it all.
EFF no-return policy tested after former MK Party campaigner elected in Nongoma
A former MK campaigner’s election to the EFF’s Nongoma leadership has triggered internal anger and renewed questions about party discipline in KwaZulu-Natal