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South Africans stranded in the UAE speak of fear and uncertainty as they plead for safety
International relations department says evacuation options are being explored.
News24 | WATCH | REPORTING NOTES: Inside Imogen Mashazi’s tender flight of fancy
Join News24 investigative journalists Khaya Koko and Jeff Wicks as they discuss the latest story of a three-day London shopping trip aboard a chartered jet that had a price tag of R3.5 million.
Top South African food producer takes a nosedive
The owner of OUMA rusks and YUM YUM peanut butter, RCL Foods, reported weak results for the first half of its 2026 financial year, as margin pressures persist.
A new chapter of conflict between the United States and Iran
A new war has suddenly broken out between the United States and Iran.
New website promotes well-known billionaire becoming South Africa’s next president
A new PM27 Campaign website has been launched to support Patrice Motsepe as the ANC and South Africa’s next president.
News24 | Senior US officials sceptical that Khamenei death will lead to Iran regime change
Following the killing of Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, many senior US officials remain sceptical that the US and Israeli military operation against the Islamic Republic will lead to regime change in the near term.
Modern portfolio thinking: How diversification is evolving for today’s markets
n today’s evolving investment landscape, diversification remains central to building resilient portfolios. While traditional portfolios, anchored in equities and bonds, still matter, recent shifts have encouraged investors to broaden their approach.
Inside South Africa’s oldest grocery store
Daily Investor visited Thrupps, South Africa’s oldest grocery store. This is what it looks like inside.
BHEKISISA | Teen girls drink for vibes, to keep up with the Joneses
‘Those who don’t drink get teased and spurned by friends’
The Alfa Romeo Junior: A tale of two variants
While the model is fully electric, it feels like an Alfa Romeo but there’s a big difference between the entry model and the top-of-the-range model
S’THEMBISO MSOMI | Have we learnt the lessons of two world wars?
From time to time one comes across a story that proves the accuracy of that old French proverb that the more things change, the more they stay the same.
What’s in your pad? Study sparks debate over chemical exposure in hygiene products
Manufacturers and industry groups argue that endocrine-disrupting chemicals in menstrual products are present at extremely low levels and do not compromise safety
Insurance claim for car left on road rejected
A third-party claim by an uninsured motorist was rejected because he failed to put hazards on, place triangle behind his vehicle which had broken down.
Competition Commission drives social investment with settlements
The difficult and challenging economic conditions that continue to engulf South African society call for competition regulation that is no longer just about market efficiencies and consumer welfare.
Kaze admits derby loss dims Chiefs’ title hopes
Kaizer Chiefs co-coach Cedric Kaze has admitted that it is now complicated for them to be in the title race after being thumped by their traditional foes, Orlando Pirates, 3-0 at FNB Stadium on Saturday.
WATCH | Insurance claim for car left on road rejected
A third-party claim by an uninsured motorist was rejected because he failed to put hazards on, place triangle behind his vehicle which had broken down.
Mom sues hospital for negligence after stillborn baby burial mix-up
Court rules that the mother who buried a wrong child did not show enough emotional and mental suffering to sue the hospital for the body mix-up
Britain asks parents: Should social media be banned for under-16s?
LONDON, March 1 (Reuters) – Britain is seeking the views of parents and children on whether to ban access to social media for under-16s, as well as possible restrictions on gaming platforms and artificial intelligence chatbots.
Marah Louw on discipline, unity in music industry
Marah Louw’s journey in South African music has faced countless challenges, a reality few artists truly understand.