Five days after attaching himself to a 1.5-tonne Land Rover on a concrete runway near London, British Army veteran Darren Hardy set a new world record for a vehicle pull on Tuesday.

The Stellenbosch University Choir, widely hailed as the best choir in the world, celebrates 90 years with more honour and a gala concert.

There’s something deeply troubling about Julius Malema’s conduct in his latest attack on Gen Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi, and it has nothing to do with robust political debate. Let’s be clear: no public figure is above scrutiny. But what we’re witnessing here is n

The Senzo Meyiwa murder trial continues at the Pretoria high court on Wednesday.

Gennaro Gattuso knows his players must overcome the mental weakness that has plagued Italy’s World Cup ambitions.

From Nairobi to Cape Town, two countries shaped by diversity offer very different experiences of life.

Lobby group AfriForum is releasing a dossier on Wednesday implicating ANC secretary-general Fikile Mbalula in alleged fraud, money laundering, corruption and other “reckless” actions.

Discover the Kaapschehoop Klein Camino, a guided hike through Mpumalanga’s misty forests, wild horse country, and historic escarpment trails.

Shukri Conrad admitted that he pondered the reason for playing a T20 series immediately after a World Cup

The North Gauteng High Court in Pretoria is on Wednesday hearing the MK Party’s urgent bid to block the payment of former national director of public prosecutions advocate Shamila Batohi’s pension and other post-term gratuities.

Syndicate has been targeting tourists and residents coming from the OR Tambo

Transnet recorded R3.16 billion in irregular expenditure and R42 million worth of fruitless and wasteful expenditure for the 2024/25 financial year.

A recent audit outcome of parliament for the 2023/24 financial year, heralded by the presiding officers as “unqualified with no findings”, is not a badge of honour for our democracy.

The shift that needs to happen is simple: move from selling products to building solutions.

Carmaker is in talks with Israel’s Rafael Advanced Defence Systems, FT reports

The inquest into the 1985 murders of the Cradock Four continues in the Gqeberha high court on Wednesday.

Chinette Gallichan was working on case involving alleged unfair dismissal of miners

Family members face murder, fraud, money-laundering and other charges