News24 | F1 drivers call for safety changes after high-speed Bearman smash
Formula One drivers called for changes to protect their safety after Haas’s Ollie Bearman slammed into a barrier at high speed at Sunday’s Japanese Grand Prix.
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TIPPING POINT: Joburg’s Upper Houghton mansions ‘now slumlord dumps’ — government admits failure
The Joburg heritage area of Upper Houghton is facing severe pressure as historic homes are being vandalised, occupied and falling into disrepair.
Spurs have addressed their Tudor error – but they can’t afford another
While Tottenham have addressed the mistake they made in appointing Igor Tugor, they cannot afford to make another, writes Phil McNulty.
Those who say BEE and Affirmative Action must stop are dreaming – Cyril Ramaphosa
President Cyril Ramaphosa stated that Black Economic Empowerment (BEE) and Affirmative Action are here to stay.
BBC Sport choose their England World Cup XIs – who would you pick?
With one game to go until Thomas Tuchel picks his England World Cup squad, BBC Sport reporters choose their starting XI’s for the summer. Who would you pick?
Ramaphosa warns of ‘consequences’ for dual ANC-SACP members who don’t campaign for ANC
ANC president Cyril Ramaphosa has warned of consequences for those with dual ANC-SACP membership if they do not campaign for the ANC in the lead-up to the local government elections.
Iran says its forces ‘waiting’ as US troops arrive in region
US officials have not confirmed if ground troops will be deployed in the conflict, which would escalate the war.
CAF will respect CAS ruling on Senegal − Motsepe
The decision to strip Senegal of its title has sparked strong reactions over the past few weeks. CAF’s appeal board awarded the 2026 title to the host nation, Morocco, ruling that Senegal effectively forfeited the match when the players walked off the pit
NET HARM OP-ED: Club Med’s green image challenged by shark control controversy
Bather safety can be achieved either by killing sharks through gill nets and drumlines or by repelling them without harm. Once that choice exists, the end result is no longer a question of means. It is a question of morality.
LIV Golf earns first real legitimacy in SA with electrifying crowds and high-stakes drama
LIV Golf may have spent billions on players, production, and hype, but legitimacy has been harder to buy. The recently concluded tournament at Steyn City gave the league a truly electric moment, showing that crowds, emotion and pride can make even the most lavishly funded start-up feel real.
LANGUAGE EQUALITY: Sepedi Animal Farm translation aims to break barriers in SA classrooms
A new Sepedi translation of George Orwell’s Animal Farm aspires to enhance political discourse and critical thinking among South African learners, promoting equal access to education.
IN PICS: Montreux Franschhoek Jazz Festival
The inaugural Montreux Franschhoek Jazz Festival made a striking debut in the heart of the Cape Winelands at the weekend, delivering a celebration that blended global excellence with distinctly South African soul.
Ferry crosses the Mersey on final voyage after 66 years
A special send off is held for the Royal Iris, which has ferried millions of passengers across the river.
Two Australian states offer free public transport as war pushes up fuel prices
Victoria and Tasmania incentivise commuters not to drive as the Iran war causes the price of petrol to shoot up.
ANALYSIS: Remgro dividends soar on the wings of Vodacom Maziv miracle
While Parliament is only now fumbling for answers about the Competition Commission’s approval of the Vodacom/Maziv merger, a look at the financials reveals exactly why Remgro needed this deal to happen – and how brilliantly they structured the payout.
Letter bombshell: Nelson Mandela Bay mayor accused by her own chief of staff of misleading Parliament
In a scathing letter exposing what he says is the chronic dysfunction in Nelson Mandela Bay, Mayor Babalwa Lobishe’s chief of staff has accused her of lying to Parliament and shifting blame.
Tudor leaves Spurs after just 44 days in charge
Igor Tudor leaves Tottenham Hotspur with immediate effect.
Business reflection: Crossed Wires: The social media industry finally got bludgeoned in court — Why now?
The claim is not that Instagram or YouTube merely hosted a harmful video or cruel posts. The claim is that they engineered systems intended to keep young users attached.