Liverpool boss Arne Slot hailed Ibrahima Konate’s commitment to the club after the defender returned early from compassionate leave following the death of his father to help the Premier League side amid a defensive crisis.

Anglo American is struggling to sell its majority stake in De Beers amid collapsing natural diamond demand due to the rise of lab-grown alternatives.

Eskom’s wage bill for 2025 was R43.1bn.

Voices Heard, Justice Served: The Sowetan Legacy.

Vereeniging in Gauteng is under severe pressure, with the city set to lose one of its biggest employers, putting thousands of livelihoods on the line.

Provincial government sponsors two tournaments in townships

In the early hours of Friday, fans of hitmaker Sjava woke up to his new reflective body of work, Inkanyezi Nezinkanyezi—a project years in the making that’s rooted in collaboration and cultural pride.

Macpherson confirms postponement as legislature continues without dedicated venue

Billionaire investor Ray Dalio said the world is witnessing the beginning of the end of the monetary system as we know it.

After the club’s first win in the new year, coach Abdeslam Ouaddou focuses only on next foes

The fight in the police top brass took a dramatic turn at the weekend with a public fallout between KZN police commissioner Lt-Gen Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi and provincial Hawks head Maj-Gen Lesetja Senona.

A former footballer and leading figures in the arts say Sowetan gave them national visibility and credibility and was a platform that affirmed black stories at a time few mainstream publications did.

Kaizer Chiefs have turned the corner and things are looking good, and we are happy, the club’s legend, Nelson “Teenage” Dladla, has spoken.

Players are tired as they get ready to face Gomora locally and then travel to the DRC to play Saint-Éloi Lupopo

We celebrate the 45th anniversary of the Sowetan today when both the mainstream media industry and the African Nationalists that brought us constitutional democracy and the Bill of Rights are in trouble

Chippa United coach Vusumuzi Vilakazi has warned that it is still too early to get excited after their two successive victories in the Betway Premiership.

Property owners and occupiers have a legal “duty of care” to take reasonable steps to protect members of the public from foreseeable harm