SARS Commissioner Edward Kieswetter collected R2.01 trillion in the last financial year, the most tax revenue in South Africa’s history.

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The Prime Minister welcomed the ceasefire deal and said the UK would do “all we can to support and sustain this ceasefire”.

Madagascar declared a nationwide state of energy emergency for 15 days on Tuesday, citing disruptions in energy supply caused by the conflict in the Middle East, its cabinet said.

Temperatures could nudge as high as 26C (79F) in some places on Wednesday.

For the third year running, Codehesion has proven itself to be the deserving winner of this prestigious award.

South Africa’s fixed investment levels are declining, and one reason for this is late payments by the government, which is severely affecting the local construction industry.

England full-back Ellie Kildunne admits feeling “really alone” after experiencing an emotional dip following their Rugby World Cup win.

Our security correspondent offers his analysis on the two-week ceasefire.

Selina Brown, from Birmingham, says she is delighted to be the UK’s first National Reading Hero.

The old digital publishing argument was simple enough: produce strong reporting, build a loyal readership, and the business model will eventually settle around that value. In principle, the argument remains attractive. In practice, it has become harder to defend as a complete strategy. Audience attention now arrives in fragments, often via mobile devices, and rarely […]

Some of golf’s iconic images – from Seve Ballesteros’ celebration to Rory McIlroy’s roar – and the stories behind them.

Brazil has put China’s BYD on a registry of employers who have subjected workers to conditions similar to slavery after a 2024 scandal in which Chinese workers were said to have been victims of human trafficking and abusive contracts

The money had been raised towards a scouts trip to Canada, leaving 100 children in the lurch.

Hungry Lion is set to open 200 new stores this year, which is the fastest rollout of any fast-food restaurant chain in South Africa.

This comes a year after the school lost 11 classrooms to a fire.