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News24 | ‘Haibo! Too Much Traffic’: Durban students turn SA road chaos into award-winning game
South Africans often joke that sitting in traffic should count as a shared national sport – an experience familiar to anyone who has avoided taxis, dodged potholes, or made peace with early-morning gridlock. Durban students have turned that into an award-winning game that will get a public release.
Well-known South African company goes from hero to zero
Blu Label Unlimited, which owns a significant stake in Cell C, has seen its share price increase rapidly, only to plummet at a similar rate.
SEASON FINALE: Boks won’t show mercy but Rassie wants a strong Wales for the sake of rugby
Boks won’t show mercy but Rassie wants a strong Wales for the sake of rugby
News24 | Braaied lemon and nectarine rooibos iced tea
Sunshine in a glass! This smoky, fruity iced tea captures the essence of a South African summer.
China says armed attack on Tajik-Afghan border kills three of its nationals
China says armed attack on Tajik-Afghan border kills three of its nationals
Trump vows to freeze migration from ‘Third World Countries’ after D.C. attack
Trump vows to freeze migration from ‘Third World Countries’ after D.C. attack
South Africa’s political opinion polls are rigged in the DA’s favour – ActionSA
ActionSA is proposing a new bill to regulate political opinion polls, arguing that there is an “incestuous relationship” between parties, polling companies and media houses that influences elections.
Indonesian town buries its dead in mass grave as flood toll rises
Indonesian town buries its dead in mass grave as flood toll rises
Russia’s Putin to visit India on December 4-5 for Modi talks, Kremlin says
Russia’s Putin to visit India on December 4-5 for Modi talks, Kremlin says
South African mining giant puts 2,500 jobs on the chopping block
Samancor Chrome may cut as many as 2,496 jobs in South Africa next year as it considers closing or slimming down operations because of high energy costs.
New R2 billion development in South Africa’s richest city breaks ground
Olympus Sandton, a R2 billion twin-tower luxury residential and retail development in Sandton Summit, has begun construction after exceptional demand.
News24 | Murders down, but still at 63 a day, crime stats show
Murders in South Africa have decreased year-on-year, but there were still 63 people killed on average every day between April and September.
Smart Money – Sean Walsh on KAL Group’s diversification, growth strategy, and future vision
Today, KAL Group has over 6,700 employees across 268 sites, including retail stores, fuel service stations, convenience shops and branded quick-service restaurants.
News24 | Zimbabwe launches new gold royalty to cash in on market rally
Zimbabwe will introduce a new royalty structure for gold miners as the mineral-rich southern African nation seeks to cash in on a surge in the price of the metal.
Germany pushes back against Trump’s South Africa G20 snub
Germany said that it would seek to persuade Donald Trump to reverse his decision to exclude South Africa from next year’s G20 summit in Florida.
News24 | WHO issues unprecedented global guidelines to combat infertility
The World Health Organisation on Friday published for the first time directives to improve the prevention, detection and treatment of infertility, which affects millions across the globe.
South Africa is running out of time
South Africa has a narrowing window to boost growth, jobs, and productivity or risk an unsustainable future where a rapidly rising number of dependents overwhelms a shrinking tax base and strains state finances.
News24 | Petrol, diesel prices to rise next week — but fuel still cheaper than in 2024
It is a great idea to fill up your car’s tank before Wednesday – before an expected increase of between 20c and 77c per litre, depending on the fuel you use, sets in.
Only six people made the cut to be interviewed for one of South Africa’s most important jobs
Only six of the 32 applicants met the minimum requirements to qualify for an interview for South Africa’s next National Director of Public Prosecutions.