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Cape Town’s road of hell
The N2 highway between the Cape Town International Airport and the city centre is so dangerous that it has been dubbed the “hell run”.
News24 | Netflix will now pay all cash for Warner to keep Paramount at bay
Netflix has switched to an all-cash offer for Warner Bros. Discovery’s studio and streaming assets but without increasing the $82.7 billion price in a bid to shut the door on Paramount’s rival efforts to snag the Hollywood giant.
Bad news for South Africans who rent
South Africa’s 2026 property market is expected to see residential rents rise amid severe supply shortages and high construction costs, while commercial rentals will continue to lag.
News24 | Beaches closed after shark bites surfer in Australia’s fourth attack in two days
A shark bit a surfer in an Australian state’s fourth attack recorded over the past 48 hours, authorities said.
New era for South Africa’s biggest stock exchange
The FSCA has approved the JSE’s simplified Listings Requirements, which is set to help attract and retain listings and marks a new era for Africa’s biggest stock exchange.
The generator broke, leaving Eastern Cape village without water — 17 years ago
Residents who can’t afford to buy water have to get it from a distant river
South Africa loses two public holidays in 2026
South Africans will miss out on two days off work in 2026.
Going viral: Ozempic and Mounjaro online
Social media turned Ozempic and Mounjaro into household names, driving many users to seek treatment based on digital trends and influencers.
News24 | At least 2 dead in shooting outside Booysens Magistrate’s Court
A shooting outside Booysens Magistrate’s Court has left at least two people dead.
Forgotten handbrake on South Africa’s economy
South African corporates hold trillions in cash due to low confidence and deeply entrenched financial conservatism, with one economist arguing that a mindset shift to proactive investment is crucial to unlock growth.
Western Cape fires: Why wildfire season is becoming more intense
Wildfires across the Western Cape have once again raised concerns about climate conditions, preparedness and the growing strain on emergency services.Wildfire seasons are becoming more intense.