BEE laws used to cover ANC corruption – Helen Zille
Helen Zille, the Chairperson of the Federal Council of the Democratic Alliance, said BEE often legalises what other countries would consider pure corruption.
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FREIGHT REVIVAL: Richards Bay Coal Terminal exports rise over 10% in 2025 in latest sign of Transnet reboot
Richards Bay Coal Terminal shipped 57.66 million tonnes in 2025, up more than 10%, as Transnet’s coal line stabilises. Faster French 23E locomotives and sharply reduced cable theft are lifting throughput, with 60 million-plus targeted in 2026. Coal’s climate baggage remains, but export earnings still matter for South Africa.
SARS is coming after rich South Africans
A new draft law will allow government bodies to conduct lifestyle audits and share data with SARS, significantly increasing scrutiny, penalties and criminal risk for wealthy South Africans with unexplained income or assets.
SIU to probe years of alleged financial graft in KZN municipality
After years of financial irregularities and allegations of corruption dating back to 2020, the Special Investigating Unit will investigate the alleged rot in the uMzinyathi District Municipality.
When matric success meets a closed door: Why higher education must go digital
More than half a million qualifying young people will be left without a place in the traditional university system, not because they lack ability or ambition, but because our physical infrastructure cannot absorb them
TITLE MOMENTUM: European Champions League group phase set for blockbuster conclusion amid jostling for top eight
For the first time ever, the final matches of the European Champions League group phase will commence at the same time. With competition for places in the round of 16 tight, this will create an exciting final round.
Cutting: Why teens turn to self-harm when they don’t have words for their pain
For some teenagers, emotional pain manifests as deliberately cutting, burning, hitting, biting, scratching or picking at their skin
PICTURES: Orlando Stadium rebranded, new name unveiled!
The Orlando Stadium has a brand new name after Orlando Pirates recently joined forces with Amstel on a multi-million Rand deal.
News24 | Beckhams put on united front as Posh receives French knighthood
The accolade was a welcome reprieve following son Brooklyn’s blistering attack
Former president says that South Africa shouldn’t have a president
Former president Jacob Zuma said that the idea of a president was imported to South Africa from colonisers, and that power should be returned to traditional leaders and kings.
FIFA World Cup: Sepp Blatter fuels boycott talks with his post
Sepp Blatter was served as FIFA President for 17 years between 1998 to 2015 when he resigned following corruption investigation on him.
The man who wants to make as much money as he can at Sun International casinos
Mark Sergeant has been appointed as Sun International’s chief operating officer for gaming, responsible for land-based casino revenue across the group.
GLOBAL HEATING OP-ED: When fires, floods and drought become the norm, delaying is no longer an option
In South Africa, this summer has given us a vivid illustration of the potential havoc to come – fires in the Western Cape and floods in Mpumalanga and Limpopo. Here are four areas where the country should be taking climate action in the year ahead.