Body of Phoenix crime fighter found two days after going missing
A private security company says it is believed the man was stabbed multiple times.
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Xaba aims to be in top 30 of cross-country champs
Glenrose Xaba is excited about the challenge waiting at the World Cross-Country Championships in Tallahassee, Florida, on Saturday
Rampant vandalism brings urgent sewerage maintenance to a halt
The City of Cape Town is unable to perform urgent maintenance because residents living above the sewer pipes cannot be moved.
Illegal loan warning for South Africans
South African consumers have been urged to stick to legal forms of credit during times of financial strain, as illegal credit providers often employ exploitative tactics.
LONG VIEW: Afcon exit hurts, but Bafana Bafana’s foundations under Broos are strong
South Africa are still reeling from their disappointing exit from the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations. Nonetheless, during his time in charge as coach Hugo Broos has laid a solid foundation on which his successor can build.
R500,000 to play two holes of golf with Cyril Ramaphosa
It will cost a pretty penny to play two holes of golf with President Cyril Ramaphosa, with the annual Presidential Golf Day expected to raise millions for the African National Congress.
News24 | Nestlé recalls NAN baby formula batch in SA over toxin fears
The global consumer goods brand said the withdrawal of the product was a precautionary measure.
News24 | Two men in court after assault on woman caught on CCTV at Pietermaritzburg tavern
Two men have appeared in court following a savage assault on a woman at a Pietermaritzburg tavern, CCTV footage of which went viral on social media.
Reality check for South Africa
Despite recent reform successes and positive indicators, South Africa needs to do significantly more to turn its economy around.
BUSINESS REFLECTION : Loaded for Bear: Islamist insurgency, gas and drugs — Mozambique may be a red rag for Trump
With the focus of a three-year-old, it is hard to say what will grab Donald Trump’s attention next. But northern Mozambique surely has all of the ingredients for a brewing potjiekos that he and his minions – notably the sinister deputy White House chief of staff Stephen Miller – will eventually scent.
News24 | ANALYSIS | The US missteps in Venezuela hand BRICS new economic leverage
With Latin America and BRICS condemning Washington and the EU split, Professor Nhlanhla Cyril Mbatha sees a window for coordinated economic pressure.
Global leaders want to emulate ANC governance – Fikile Mbalula
After South Africa was mentioned in a speech by the new Mayor of New York City, the ANC Secretary General said that their policies are ‘a shining example for the rest of the world.’
THE READINESS REPORT: The Donroe Times: Redi Tlhabi and Tony Karon on America’s return to gunboat diplomacy
In this episode, Redi Tlhabi is joined by journalist and editor Tony Karon to interrogate what Washington calls a “limited military operation” in Venezuela and what critics have described as a kidnapping of a sovereign president in the name of oil. From the revival of the Monroe Doctrine as a modern-day “Donroe Doctrine”, the idea that all of the Americas fall under US dominion, to the...
CUP CROSSROADS: Stormers set the standard, Bulls and Sharks falter as pressure mounts in Europe
The unbeaten Stormers look set to host a Champions Cup playoff as well as a United Rugby Championship quarterfinal this season, while the battling Bulls and Sharks are in danger of finishing both tournaments as also-rans.
Important deadline approaching for South African taxpayers
SARS has set a 19 January 2026 deadline for trust and provisional tax returns, a move which signals an intensified and proactive compliance focus that trustees are expected to address urgently and thoroughly.
Commission of Inquiry not phased by Zuma’s application to recuse chair
Former Justice Sisi Khampepe will preside over Jacob Zuma’s application for her recusal as a member of the TRC Commission.
AFCON 2025: How many goals have been scored so far?
The previous edition of AFCON held in Cote d’Ivoire produced a record 119 goals. Now, how many goals has the 35th edition produced so far?
South Africa bends the rules to save thousands of jobs from Eskom’s price hikes
South Africa eased antitrust rules to allow competitors in industries hit by high power costs to cooperate on negotiating cheaper power supply in a bid to prevent their total collapse.
PHOTO ESSAY: Daily life and tradition in the villages of Sterkspruit
This photo essay documents everyday life in an Eastern Cape village, from routine scenes to the celebrated return of initiates. The images record community gatherings, work, and informal social moments, offering a view of how tradition and daily life intersect at the foot of the mountains.