Soar across the sky on the world’s longest zipline in South Africa
South Africa’s K3 zipline in Caledon is the world’s longest. This 3.2km thrill ride offers travellers a record-breaking adrenaline fix.
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Water outages cripple South Africa’s richest city
Residents of Midrand and surrounding areas have been left without water for days, and are now taking to the streets to protest, saying they will not pay their municipal levies.
Discovering the best views in South Africa: From canyons to coasts
From the misty heights of the Blyde River Canyon to the Wild Coast, we explore the best views in South Africa for every homesick expat.
Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana’s R20 billion gift
South African mining giants are expecting a significant profit boost from higher commodity prices, which also spells good news for the state’s strained coffers.
WHAT’S COOKING: Salad Days: Tuna salad with a touch of Greece (or Greek salad with a touch of tuna)
Kalamata olives, cucumber, tomatoes, feta, Kalamata olives and garlic – this must be Greece. Add a can or two of tuna in vegetable oil, and a touch of smoke… and that’s the unexpected part.Kalamata olives, cucumber, tomatoes, feta, kalamata olives and garlic — this must be Greece. Add a can or two of tuna in vegetable oil, and a touch of smoke… and that’s the unexpected part.
South African mining giant expects profit to surge 400%
Impala Platinum said its second-half profit likely jumped by about 400% from a year earlier because of the rally in metals.
TAKING CENTRE STAGE: A legacy of defiance — the remarkable journey of Joburg’s Market Theatre
The Market Theatre is celebrating its 50th anniversary, having survived the terrors of the apartheid regime and the shifting fortunes of downtown Johannesburg.
Tell Eskom to take a hike
Energy analyst Chris Yelland has advised South African households to ignore threats from Eskom to register their residential solar PV installations.
News24 | Cape Town’s water use remains too high despite Day Zero lessons
Cape Town’s bulk water managers are not ignoring the warning signs. The near-Day Zero crisis of 2018, when dam storage fell near to the critical 13% capacity, has permanently shifted how the municipality manages its water resources.
Discovering the best vacation spots in the Western Cape
Discover the best vacation spots in the Western Cape, from Muizenberg to Plett. Where is your favourite getaway? Tell us your top pick!
Major changes coming to Standard Bank branches across South Africa
Standard Bank is rapidly expanding cashless branches and shrinking traditional branch infrastructure as customers move away from cash.
South Africa’s rand is stronger than it seems
South Africa’s rand is undervalued at current levels, according to a survey of investors and economists, who see scope for further currency appreciation as the government’s reform program boosts economic growth.
Don’t send Cyril Ramaphosa
It is eight years after President Cyril Ramaphosa delivered his first State of the Nation Address (SONA), and most of his promises remain unfulfilled.
News24 | Quick picks: 6 meals that come together in less than an hour
Discover six easy dinner recipes ready in less than an hour. From cauliflower parmigiana to stuffed sweet potatoes, these are simple weeknight meals for busy families.
Musical chairs for suspended senior Gauteng officials
The Gauteng Provincial Government has ‘redeployed’ three senior officials under precautionary suspension for allegations of serious maladministration to other departments.
The best thing South Africa’s government can do is nothing
Mining analyst Peter Major said the government can be given credit for doing nothing, as this has actually benefited the local economy.
RUGBY WORLD CUP: Boks face taxing travel schedule in defence of RWC 2027, title fixtures reveal
The Springboks will be forced to criss-cross Australia several times, it was revealed at the publication of the fixtures for Rugby World Cup 2027.
The best wine farms in the Western Cape
The Western Cape offers wine farms that combine world-class wines with unforgettable scenery and experiences.
Cyril Ramaphosa complains about ANC corruption and mismanagement
President Cyril Ramaphosa said trust in democracy and governance has been squandered through years of mismanagement of waste and corruption.
ANCYL goes head-to-head with Ramaphosa, and investigation launched into Israeli hospital visits
These are the key developments happening in South Africa today, 3 February 2026.