TUESDAY, 10 FEBRUARY 2026, 09:30
A team working for US President Donald Trump’s spy chief, Tulsi Gabbard, led an investigation into Puerto Rico’s voting machines, said Gabbard’s office and three sources familiar with the previously unreported events.
Today is the day fans across the world will know if their applications for the FIFA World Cup tickets are successful or partially successful.
South African banks are expected to go from strength to strength in 2026, with corporate lending in particular set to drive growth.
The Mayor of Cape Town says he has been approached by many within the DA to stand for the position of leader in the upcoming elective congress.
Discover the top luxury safari lodges in the Eastern Cape. Explore Shamwari, Lalibela and Kariega for an unforgettable wildlife adventure.
Wimbledon’s women champions, from historic legends to modern stars, define excellence on the sport’s most iconic grass courts.
South Africa’s fiscal reforms are paying off, with the country on track to receive another credit rating upgrade this year.
DA leader John Steenhuisen will not stand for a third team, claiming he is leaving the party in the strongest position it has ever been in. Here are the facts.
Despite Pep Guardiola being contractually bound to Manchester City until 2027, speculation on his future is once again rife this season.
Four people, including two Chinese nationals, have been arrested in France on suspicion of spying for China and were brought before an investigative judge, the Paris public prosecutor’s office said on Wednesday.
In 2025, the V&A Waterfront welcomed 25 million visitors and generated over R11 billion in retail sales, and the mall has even bigger plans for 2026.
The Electoral Commission (IEC) has received applications for the formal registration of five new political parties, which if all are successful, would lead to 501 registered parties in South Africa.
U.N. human rights chief Volker Turk appealed for $400 million on Thursday to address mounting human rights needs in countries such as Sudan and Myanmar, after donor funding cuts drastically reduced the work of his office and left it in “survival mode”.
South Korean e-commerce company Coupang confirmed on Thursday that the personal data of an additional 165,000 users was leaked as a government-led investigation continued into a major data breach announced last November.