South Africa faces a rising risk of social unrest if economic growth remains weak, with slowing reform progress potentially keeping growth below 1% in the near future.

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In parks, on pavements and training fields across the country, more South African pet parents are setting their sights on a meaningful milestone: the Kennel Union of Southern Africa (KUSA) Canine Good Citizen Programme. The programme offers a clear pathway for dogs and their handlers to demonstrate sound temperament, good manners, and responsible ownership. But […]

Paramedic says gas may have been carried by a breeze from neighbouring company

Sanlam reported a mixed bag of results for its 2025 financial year, with strong new business growth alongside weaker earnings.

Civic group’s report exposes conflicts of interest in student accommodation

I’m calling on the government to institute a commission of inquiry into criminal activities in the entertainment industry, which include sexual misconduct and drugs.

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More than 30 years into our hard-earned democracy, black people in SA continue to talk about “white monopoly capital”.

US President Donald Trump’s administration said on Wednesday it was launching two trade investigations into excess industrial capacity in 16 major trading partners and into forced labour, rebuilding tariff pressure

Move to Saudi Pro League benefits ex-Pirates attacker

The Loftus Versfeld Stadium will be the venue for both the Bulls and Sundowns but rugby takes priority over football in this instance.

Tottenham Hotspur interim coach Igor Tudor has been criticised for his treatment of goalkeeper Antonin Kinsky after substituting him after 17 minutes of his side’s 5-2 loss at Atletico Madrid in the Champions League on Tuesday

Woolworths CEO Roy Bagattini will retire later this year, with the retailer’s current Food division chief exec set to take over the reins.

Ekapa tragedy highlights that health and safety must remain non-negotiable foundation of SA’s mining sector

In an attempt to resolve the recurrent issue, Safa has proposed new terms which would – it hopes – be acceptable to all parties.

The police have identified Nelson Mandela Bay as the epicentre of insurance killing, with 62 murders investigated in the metro. However, safety and security political head Luyanda Lawu said the figures were likely worse as police did not include Despatch