Bafana Bafana coach Hugo Broos said he gave his players a severe tongue-lashing following a sluggish first-half in their opening Africa Cup of Nations match against Angola. His words rallied the team to a 2-1 victory in Marrakesh.

The Special Tribunal of the state’s corruption-fighting investigating unit has ordered that a Pretoria property belonging to the late Tsotsi actor Presley Chweneyagae be frozen, pending civil proceedings.

Many in Gaza fear being forced from their homes, compelled to move west of the Yellow Line.

The baddest of bad guys is forever in search of a foe to conquer.

The Department of Agriculture is working on its strategy to curb foot-and-mouth disease and make vaccines available, but farmers and vets are skeptical and say more needs to be done to prevent future outbreaks.

The payment includes a fine of R2.5 million and redress for 31 customers valued at R3.4 million.

Meat prices are red hot and booze prices have also shot up. The bottom line is that, overall, the cost of braaing has risen significantly since the last festive season.

A wildly decadent, nostalgic dessert with an irresistible twist. This beauty layers chocolate coconut biscuit crumbs with silky, minty caramel filling, a playful upgrade on the beloved peppermint crisp classic. Built in a trifle bowl for drama (but definitely not a trifle), it’s rich, joyful and guaranteed to steal the spotlight at any festive gathering.

In this carefully curated collection, we present photographs that, to our eyes, captured the unfolding realities of the climate crisis over the past year. No single selection can encompass every defining moment, but these images bear witness to a period that tested ecosystems and communities alike, while still revealing moments of resilience.

Twelve years ago, when she discovered that women were severely underrepresented in the spinning community, a fire was ignited inside Ayanda Mbele.

South Africa’s decision to modify a plan to break up its state-owned power utility into three separate entities is encountering opposition from creditors and foreign government funders.

Thirty questions to test your knowledge of the year’s events that made the headlines – from politics to pilchard-loving VIPs.