Here are five updates about South Africa’s streaming landscape, covering the latest on DStv, Apple TV+, eVOD, DStv Stream, and Showmax.

A director of a former Eskom supplier has been found guilty of fraud and money laundering for supplying shipping containers at a “grossly inflated” price to the Tutuka Power Station.

Racist, sexist and other exclusionary ideologies are not merely personal prejudices; they are reinforced by cultural norms, historical narratives and institutional practices that reward conformity and punish dissent.

The womb of the Republic, where justice ought to be conceived, carried and safely delivered, is no longer fit for purpose. Prosecutions miscarry, and anything that reaches term arrives underweight and gasping.

The latest round of retrenchments at Ford South Africa cuts deep into families like mine, where the company’s fortunes have been intertwined with livelihoods for generations.

Modernising a medieval tradition creates entertaining stories that teach good behaviour.

Hundreds of Indonesians protested at sites across Jakarta on Friday over the death of a civilian hit by a police vehicle, triggering calls for police reform in the first major test for President Prabowo Subianto’s nearly year-old government.

Thailand’s Constitutional Court dismissed Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra from office on Friday for an ethics violation after only a year in power, dealing another crushing blow to the Shinawatra political dynasty that could usher in a new period of turmoil.

Coach Rassie Erasmus has marked the end-of-year tour matches against Six Nations champions France and northern rivals Ireland as season-defining, but the next two Tests in Aotearoa may well shape this great team’s legacy.

Suspended Pretoria Chief Magistrate Desmond Nair has failed to have his corruption case struck from the Pretoria Specialised Commercial Crime Court roll.

The Western Cape High Court has granted the City of Cape Town and the national departments of public works and home affairs permission to serve eviction notices on foreign nationals living in large tents on state-owned land.

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In a country in which more than 60% of learners lag behind foundational mathematics concepts, Reflective Learning is transforming the way South Africa tackles education. Born from a deep understanding that students struggle not with their current curriculum, but with gaps accumulated over years, this innovative platform uses targeted diagnostics and personalised lessons to help learners catch...

Meet the high-flying chef who, though steeped in the very posh milieu of La Colombe Group kitchens, sometimes puts an extremely humble Mac ’n’ Cheese on her menu. Fancy that.

Durban diners are known to be fickle. But if you’ve got what it takes, they’re ardent. Ask Amy Gardiner, Sam Small-Shaw and Courtney Stuart. All three have made big changes, opening new places. Love at first sight? Make that second bite…

Seafood pasta at restaurants can come with a hefty price tag and no guarantee of freshness, especially far from the coast. I took matters into my own hands, creating a delicious, budget-friendly and creamy seafood pasta at home that satisfied my craving without breaking the bank.

Perfectly caramelised butternut halves are prepared in a way that ensures succulence and lovely caramelisation.

Detectives from the police’s Anti-Gang Unit have arrested a 23-year-old suspect for the alleged murder of a 24-year-old man and the attempted murder of another man outside the Mitchells Plain Magistrate’s Court on Monday.