READER LETTER | SA must enforce immigration laws
The enforcement of immigration laws should not automatically be interpreted as hostility toward foreign nationals.
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READER LETTER | Every worker deserves dignity
Every employee should be given a voice and allowed to express themselves freely without fear of victimisation.
We want answers on Gcina’s death − Cartrack employee’s family
The family of a Soweto woman who died inside a toilet cubicle at work say they are expecting to meet with Cartrack on Wednesday in a bid to find answers regarding what led to her death.
‘I don’t regret anything’: Gianni Infantino on the US hosting the Fifa World Cup
Global body’s president urges detractors to ‘chill’ on huge issues facing the 2026 Fifa World Cup
Matikinca wants out of his contract with Smith
Matikinca has teamed up with Colin Nathan and the host prospect from Mdantsane wrote to Boxing SA seeking assistance because he wanted to terminate his contract with Smith.The regulator called them for a meeting and gave them the opportunity to tell thei
INTO THE CAULDRON: Bafana ready to test Mexico in World Cup opener, says Broos
Bafana Bafana are set to take on Mexico in their World Cup opener, with coach Hugo Broos expressing confidence in his team’s readiness to face a formidable opponent on home turf.
News24 | ‘This can shift the course of a young chef’s life’: Meet the Cape Town cook heading to France
Jamal “MJ” Mhlanga, a commis chef at Luke Dale Roberts’ The Test Kitchen Fledgelings in Cape Town, has been selected for a fully funded three-month internship at Le Calabash in France’s Loire Valley through the DREAM Initiative, connecting emerging chefs from under-resourced backgrounds with world-class culinary training.
News24 | No delays to Phala Phala impeachment process, Parliament secretary insists
There are no delays for the impeachment committee, the Secretary to the National Assembly told senior MPs on Thursday morning.
News24 | This coffee shop employs deaf people and has reached 10 years, 500 000 hours and the UK
A non-profit organisation that started as a single café and worked its way to becoming an internationally expanding social enterprise is celebrating 10 years of creating meaningful employment opportunities for the deaf community.
WHAT’S COOKING: Beef mince and braised leek bake with parsnip mash topping
In my quest to bring you the most warming of winter dishes, I came up with this one-dish bake that has some of my favourite things in it: not least, braised leeks and parsnip mash. Oh, and cheese.
JUNE BY-ELECTIONS: Patriotic Alliance notches easy win to retain key Malmesbury ward, worries mount for DA
The Patriotic Alliance strengthened its grip on a key Swartland ward in Malmesbury in the Western Cape with an increased majority over the DA in the final Western Cape by-election before the local government elections in November. The PA has further established itself in a municipality which was once the safest DA municipality in the country.
IN PICTURES: Przewalski’s horses in Hortobagy National Park, and more from around the world
Moving, tragic, surprising, inspiring, terrifying, shocking… This is a selection of images from our planet, over the past seven days.
How Gauteng’s ‘old money’ spend their riches
The Gauteng elite are rejecting volatile crypto markets to invest their millions in tangible assets.
BOOK EXCERPT: Glimpses of Montagu: One of the most attractive mountain towns in the Klein Karoo
Driving east through Cogmanskloof on Route 62, the first town you find is Montagu, spread out like a shiny welcome mat into the Klein Karoo.
News24 | Unread | World Cup eve, xenophobia boils over, and Malema’s defamation case derailed
Skip the scroll. Get the story. A 10-minute news briefing by News24 broadcast journalist Graeme Raubenheimer.
Deadly Indonesia floods wiped out at least 7% of rare orangutan population, report says
JAKARTA, June 10 (Reuters) – Deadly floods and landslides in Indonesia’s Sumatra last year have wiped out at least 7% of the total population of the critically endangered Tapanuli orangutan, a new report released on Wednesday showed.
White House defends Cuba sanctions as UN warns of harm
WASHINGTON, June 10 (Reuters) – The Trump administration defended its sanctions on Cuba on Wednesday after the United Nations’ human rights chief warned US actions were causing “widespread harm to the population and endangering lives.”