Go big or go home: Red carpet style trends ahead of Saftas and Oscars
All eyes will be on the red carpet, where big fashion and career moments are cemented and style icons are born.
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Fewer cravings for comfort food: A smart way to cope
Learn how cravings for comfort food and emotional eating work and discover practical strategies to build healthier habits.
The store cheaper than Checkers and Pick n Pay has big plans for South Africa
The founder of Best Before told Daily Investor that the brand has big expansion plans for South Africa.
News24 | Man dies in shootout with KZN cops, another falls to his death while trying to flee
One man was killed in a shootout with police near a petrol station in Spine Road, Westville, Durban, and a second died while attempting to flee, according to ALS Paramedics.
Codehesion – The mobile app development specialists
Codehesion is South Africa’s premier mobile app development company, and should be your first choice when looking to outsource your development workload and projects.
This is how much the all-new Suzuki Across will cost in South Africa
Manufactured by Maruti Suzuki in India — where it is known as the Victoris — Suzuki says the Across is its most advanced SUV yet.
News24 | 16 ships hit in Strait of Hormuz, too risky to provide escorts, says US Navy
Explosive-laden Iranian boats appear to have attacked two fuel tankers in Iraqi waters, setting them ablaze and killing one crew member, after projectiles struck four vessels in Gulf waters, said port, maritime security and risk firms.
How insurance murder victims were eliminated, one by one
Former cop fingered as ring leader in the murder of 10 people
Water crisis becomes political battleground in SA
The DA’s campaign using premier Panyaza Lesufi’s hotel shower remark exemplifies how service delivery failures are leveraged in political narratives, intensifying pre-election discourse.
SOWETAN | Insurance industry needs reform to stop murders
Out of 5,505 fraudulent and dishonest life insurance claims recorded in 2024, 38 were murder for money cases.
Makhoye positive Orbit will survive relegation
Mswenko Boys coach says team will battle until the end
KHWEZI MABASA | SA needs a new local economic development model
The main policy debates about the local government correctly highlight the challenges in public goods and services provision.
RB Leipzig will scout SA talent on ‘Re Kaofela’ tour
Top club says it wants to ‘build up a connection and a base’ to expand its PSL scouting network
‘Shibiri or Witness F tipped off Matlala about raid at his house’
Maj-Gen Richard Shibiri is under scrutiny for his interactions with alleged criminal Vusimusi ‘Cat’ Matlala, particularly concerning a series of phone calls and financial transactions.
FBI bulletin warned of possible Iran retaliation on California targets
WASHINGTON, March 11 (Reuters) – The FBI warned law enforcement agencies last month of the possibility that Tehran might try to retaliate for any US strikes on Iran by launching surprise drone attacks in California, according to a security bulletin seen by Reuters.
Israel pounds Beirut suburbs after Hezbollah fires volley of rockets
BEIRUT/NAZARETH, March 11 (Reuters) – Israeli strikes battered Beirut’s southern suburbs late on Wednesday, lighting up the skyline with flashes of red and setting buildings on fire, after the Lebanese-armed group Hezbollah launched a volley of rockets into northern Israel.
Five vessels attacked in Gulf, Strait of Hormuz as war puts merchant ships on front lines
DUBAI/BASRA, Iraq, March 11 (Reuters) – Iranian explosive-laden boats appear to have attacked two fuel tankers in Iraqi waters setting them ablaze and killing one crew member on Wednesday, after projectiles struck three vessels in Gulf waters, said port, maritime security and risk firms.
Chile’s Kast sworn in as president in biggest right-wing shift in decades
VALPARAISO/SANTIAGO, March 11 (Reuters) – Jose Antonio Kast was sworn in as Chile’s president on Wednesday, ushering in the country’s sharpest shift to the right in decades as voters, alarmed by rising insecurity, backed a broader conservative turn sweeping parts of Latin America.