WATCH LIVE | Khampepe inquiry into TRC cases continues
The inquiry is taking place in Newton, Johannesburg
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Hendricks puts on brave face amid sports admin chaos
Sascoc president Barry Hendricks is unfazed by the state of SA sports federations with Netball SA’s Cecilia Molokwane still awaiting a DC hearing; ASA without a president and four Safa NEC members suspended
Pick n Pay senior manager investigated for fraud
A former Pick n Pay staff member is facing fraud allegations, which are now being investigated by the Hawks.
High police presence as Julius Malema appears in KuGompo City court
The EFF leader will be sentenced today in relation to a firearms case
End of a 30-year era for the man leading one of South Africa’s top wealth management firms
Citadel CEO Andrew Möller is set to retire from the helm at the start of July 2026, three decades after he first joined the wealth management firm.
READER LETTER | New history curriculum a must
SA should have had a new history curriculum 30 years ago.
READER LETTER | Govt only acts after tragedy
When children died from suspected poisoned snacks bought at spaza shops owned by foreign nationals in 2024, the government ordered that all spaza shops must have permits.
Geordin Hill-Lewis slams ‘reprehensible’ Trump, as DA pleads for thaw in icy US-SA relations
Hill-Lewis has harshly criticised Donald Trump, despite his party’s desperate push to mend frosty United States-South Africa ties.
Mngqithi tips top scorer Dion to clinch Golden Boot but…
Arrows coach admits his striker has some stiff competition
WATCH LIVE | Madlanga commission continues
The Madlanga commission of inquiry continues hearing witness testimonies on Wednesday.
Porsche 911 GT3 S/C adds drop-top driving thrills to the GT formula
There’s a new Porsche 911 model in town, one that is sure to polarise the brand’s purists more than any before.
AMBASSADOR APPOINTED: Ramaphosa taps fishing buddy Roelf Meyer as US ambassador
Meyer’s negotiating nous and affable personality make him the perfect choice.
NHI is not the distraction — piecemeal solutions cannot resolve urgent health system issues
Achieving universal health coverage can never be realised through piecemeal reforms that tinker at the margins of a fundamentally unequal system. Incremental fixes may address isolated inefficiencies, but they leave intact the structural fragmentation, inequitable financing and misaligned incentives that define the status quo.
Ex-Bafana Bafana star on how he ran away from Kaizer Chiefs
Kaizer Chiefs failed to secure the services of this now former Bafana Bafana star at a very young age many years ago.
High petrol and diesel prices push critical South African industry to breaking point
Rising fuel prices in South Africa are driving up operating costs in the logistics sector, with some smaller operators on the brink of closure as a result.
HONOR Teases the upcoming HONOR 600 Lite
Designed to elevate everyday use, the upcoming device combines sleek design, advanced AI photography, and reliable long-lasting power. Global AI device ecosystem company HONOR today announced the upcoming launch of the HONOR 600 Lite in Mzansi. The launch will be revealed soon, as HONOR South Africa gets ready to impress Mzansi once again with a stylish design […]
Key businesses shutting down one by one across South Africa and taking 35,000 jobs with them
Most of South Africa’s smelters have shut over the past 15 years due to rising electricity prices and unreliable supply, with only a few surviving through discounted power deals.
News24 | Pope Leo warns of democracies sliding into ‘majoritarian tyranny’ after Trump attack
Pope Leo warned of the risk of democracies sliding into “majoritarian tyranny”, in a letter issued by the Vatican two days after US President Donald Trump attacked the pontiff on social media.
Ramaphosa names apartheid-era negotiator as new ambassador to the United States
President Cyril Ramaphosa has chosen Roelf Meyer, a former chief government negotiator during talks to end white minority rule in the 1990s, to be his country’s next ambassador to the United States.
University capture: A decades-long problem
Previous councils failed to act and hold the vice-chancellor accountable. They bear responsibility for many of the challenges now facing Fort Hare
Bad news for South Africans who want to dump Eskom and get solar panels on their roofs
Two major developments over the past few months could present a significant risk to South Africa’s electricity sector reforms and the price of solar panels in the country.