Israel’s Eurovision contestant ‘shocked’ by protests during semi-final show
Noam Bettan was met with a mixture of cheering, boos and chants as he performed in Vienna on Tuesday night.
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‘It is ridiculous’ — party’s reaction as Ekurhuleni’s Lerutla returns to work
“Mr Lerutla is expected to resume his duties on 18 May 2026, following the conclusion of his leave period,” said the city spokesperson Phakamile Mbengashe.
Why is there a row about an MSP’s immigration status?
Q Manivannan, originally from India, is on a student visa which is due to expire at the end of the year.
Recalled Robinson one of best bowlers in the world – Key
England director of cricket Rob Key said Ollie Robinson is “one of the best bowlers in the world” after ending the Sussex seamer’s two-year international exile.
News24 | Farage under investigation for hiding £5 million billionaire gift as Reform UK surges
The British parliamentary sleaze watchdog will probe hard-right politician Nigel Farage’s non-disclosure of a £5 million gift from a billionaire donor to his party, UK media reported on Wednesday.
RETURN OF HYBRID WORK: Employers should not reach for retrenchments too quickly as oil shock squeezes workers
The Middle East conflict may have sent petrol prices higher and household budgets into a fresh state of panic, but employers should be careful not to mistake a short-term oil shock for another 2008-style financial crisis.
Ex-Spurs chief Levy never imagined relegation fight
“Not in a million years” did Daniel Levy believe Tottenham would be fighting for Premier League survival after he stepped down as executive chairman.
Brother feared triple killer would take his own life
Valdo Calocane’s brother, Elias, told a public inquiry he felt “powerless” when it came to his illness.
Malawi’s solar push bypasses its poorest
A peer-reviewed study finds wealth inequality is locking the poorest households out of solar electrification
Warrant officer Phakula accuses Feroz Khan of orchestrating arrest to derail cocaine bust
Phakula says Khan orchestrated the arrest of four police officials at the scene to shift attention away from the investigation and let the ‘real perpetrators’ walk free
Taylor named England fielding coach in landmark move
Former wicketkeeper Sarah Taylor named England’s fielding coach, making her the first woman to coach an England side in a major sport.
Five things to know about ANC councillors’ frustrations over delayed Sedibeng SIU probe
ANC councillors in the Sedibeng district municipality have expressed great disappointment in the lack of progress of the SIU proclamation to investigate maladministration and corruption.
News24 | PODCAST | The Lead: Your ultimate Phala Phala couch catch-up
Seasoned broadcast journalist Graeme Raubenheimer brings you The Lead, News24’s definitive podcast for in-depth reporting.
Rhun ap Iorwerth reveals new Welsh government ministers
Ap Iorwerth said it was not just a change in administration but a change of approach for governing Wales.
News24 | SA overtakes Spain as top citrus exporter
SA citrus growers exported close to 3 million tonnes of produce in 2025, while rival Spain contended with climate and production challenges.
TRIBUTE: Maria McCloy: Joburg loses a cultural heartbeat
Maria McCloy, a vibrant force in Jozi’s cultural scene, leaves behind a legacy that redefined South African pop culture and connected artists far and wide.
News24 | Thursday’s weather: Cool and warm in most parts; damaging waves in KZN
Damaging waves, which may disrupt ports, are expected in KwaZulu-Natal, while cool and warm conditions are forecast for most parts of the country, with morning fog in at least three provinces, according to the South African Weather Service.
WINTER SHOCK: Joburg gas shutdown leaves inner-city residents facing winter energy squeeze
Piped gas has been cut off in parts of Yeoville, Berea, Hillbrow and Observatory, with Egoli Gas blaming safety risks, illegal connections and crime – leaving low-income households scrambling to afford alternatives as questions mount over promised rebates.
News24 | North West municipality goes to court to block corruption report
The Tswaing Local Municipality in the North West has ignored Cooperative Governance, Human Settlements and Traditional Affairs MEC Gaoage Molapisi’s instruction to “initiate a process of revocation” of the appointment of three senior officials.
EXPLAINER | Why Gauteng municipalities are ramping up demolitions of illegal structures
Joburg and Ekurhuleni are among the areas demolishing structures officials say will enhance the enforcement of bylaws