Josh Simons stood down for Burnham as Labour was ‘imploding’
Josh Simons explains why he sacrificed his seat to help Andy Burnham bid to be prime minister.
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To the max: Bye-bye, clean girl-era makeup
A return to maximalism signals the amplification of audacious colour, individuality, and brazen artistry.
READER LETTER | Ruling proves no one’s above the law
This ruling rubbishes those who undermine our constitution.
FARM BREAD COLLAB: Get baking with Tannie Maria and Tony Jackman
We invited Sally Andrew, doyen of the Klein Karoo and creator of Tannie Maria, to join TGIFood in selecting a pair of Karoo recipes ahead of this weekend’s Franschhoek Literary Festival.
Finance MEC Dunga vows to tackle Gauteng’s R2.5bn debt
Weak financial controls and under-reporting fuel Gauteng’s fiscal crisis
WHAT’S COOKING: Five hearty winter warmers, with plenty more to come
TGIFood is going to be looking after you this winter. To kick off, here’s a quintet of ideas for fireside suppers.
Singapore Airlines adds more flights as competitors cut back
Even as it adds services, Singapore Airlines has pointed to narrowing margins
Feroz Khan ‘misled’ Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi to clear himself in cocaine bust debacle – witness
Counter-intelligence chief’s ‘false statement’ could have swayed panel, probe hears
WATCH LIVE | Madlanga commission continues
The Madlanga commission of inquiry into allegations of criminality, political interference and corruption in the criminal justice system is continuing in Pretoria on Friday.
Has last-gasp Celtic penalty undermined Hearts’ hopes?
As the curtain falls on an incredible Scottish Premiership season, Celtic and Hearts go head-to-head on Saturday with the title on the line.
African CDC confirms Ebola outbreak in DRC, with 65 deaths so far
Ebola outbreak in DRC’s Ituri: 65 deaths, 246 suspected cases; risk of spread noted.
Your savings just got a major boost from the government. Now’s the time to make the most of it.
There has never been a better time to be a saver in South Africa! From 1 March 2026, the government increased the amount you can invest in a tax-free savings (TFSA) or Tax-Free Fixed Deposit account from R36 000 to R46 000 a year- and what’s great about this investment is, every rand of interest […]
Kolisi bags new brand for the next year
Siya Kolisi will serve as a brand partner for Amazon SA for 12 months running through to March 2027
Decisive weekend in drop zone as Magesi face axe
Marumo, Chippa and Orbit not off the hook yet
BREAKING | ANC dissolves Eastern Cape leadership after failed conference
Just weeks after failing to convene a successful elective conference, the Eastern Cape’s ANC provincial executive committee (PEC) has been dissolved by the party’s national bosses.
Gift of the Givers humanitarian relief efforts in Knysna marred by theft
While the Gift of the Givers spent time and effort helping disaster victims, including families displaced and temporarily staying in community halls in Knysna, some locals have looted food brought by the organisation.
News24 | Motsepe-backed GoTyme invites all employees to become shareholders
GoTyme Bank has invited all its employees to share ownership in the digital lender controlled by South African billionaire Patrice Motsepe as it seeks to scale up operations.
Police rescue truck driver after R100,000 ransom demand
A truck driver was rescued after a hijacking; one suspect arrested, others sought
SHUFFLE AND PLAY: Injuries and playoff permutations will shape Springbok selections
The Springbok coach’s alignment camp squad hints at youth, but injury casualties and results may force some changes.
Maria’s final Gig Guide : Rest in peace, Maria McCloy
It is with devastation that we tell you that our Gig Guide curator and queen Maria McCloy passed away on 12 May after suffering heart failure. We hope you enjoy her final work here. It is a work we regard as a final testament to what she loved: arts and the artists. Rest in peace, queen.
Toyota celebrates record-setting Hilux gathering at Nampo
1,545 vehicles at Bothaville surpasses previous benchmark of 1,440 in Cape Town