Afrikaanse Hoër Meisieskool Pretoria was honoured by the Gauteng Department of Education as the province’s top-performing school based on its 2025 matric results.

The state must fund and fix our public education system so no pupil is left behind

The Changan Alsvin has arrived in SA to do battle against the Suzuki Dzire, Honda Amaze, Kia Pegas and VW Polo.

South Africa is walking a thin line, as the country’s relations with the United States deteriorate while new avenues for trade outside the US become increasingly appealing.

TS Galaxy sold Qobolwakhe Sibande to Petrojet SC for an undisclosed fee but which country has more players in the Egyptian league?

The IFP sought to project calm, dismissing collapse claims and insisting the KwaZulu-Natal government remains functional despite coalition tensions.

Are South African expats choosing to have medical and aesthetic procedures done back home? We explore the pros, cons and cost comparisons – including Botox in South Africa vs the UK.

This year’s AFCON tournament is drawing to a close, and while teams are eager to lift the trophy, attackers want the Golden Boot.

Former acting national police commissioner Khomotso Phahlane said R24 million, plus interest, was paid to a service provider that failed to deliver a single camera to police.

Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi criticised the Rust-Ter-Vaal community for insisting on appointing a contractor of their choice to build a school, which resulted in the project being abandoned halfway and costs rising by R16m.

Amid the fanfare of new Chinese entries, it is easy to forget the existence of certain low-volume legacy players.

The Western Cape continued to outperform all other provinces in 2025, setting the stage for another seller’s market in 2026.

The Safer Cars for Africa programme was launched in 2017 by Global NCAP in partnership with the AA and the FIA Foundation.

Campbell barely lasted 10 minutes on the pitch as he was shown his marching orders soon after coming on as a substitute.

The Mpumalanga education department is engaging with district managers to address school closures caused by heavy rains and flooding, which affected some schools in the northern region. While most schools opened, some remain inaccessible.

There were long queues at the Morningside Teaching Centre on Wednesday, where anxious parents and pupils from Midrand, Alexandra, Ivory Park and Tembisa gathered in the hope of securing school placements for the 2026 academic year.