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.
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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.
News24 | Telcos taking Home Affairs to court over massive increase in fee for ID checks
The Association of Communications and Technology, which represents the biggest mobile network operators in South Africa, is taking Home Affairs to court over the big fee increase it imposed on ID verification checks last year.
Two metals crushed gold over the last year
Gold has had a tremendous run. However, silver and platinum’s performance has dwarfed gold’s over the last year.
Germany plans crackdown on far-left militants after Berlin power grid attack
Germany will step up efforts to fight left-wing militants after activists claimed responsibility for an attack on a power station in January that caused the longest electricity blackout in Berlin since World War Two, the interior minister said.
UNEARTHING EXCELLENCE OP-ED: Open letter to SA scientists: We can improve Stem marks, simply by showing up
Despite a historically successful matric pass rate, South Africa’s Stem marks remain stagnant. To inspire future scientists, active engagement from current scientists is essential, fostering talent through visibility, presence and storytelling to bridge educational gaps.
Eskom threatens solar users in South Africa with fines and disconnection
OUTA has condemned that South African households are receiving threatening communications from Eskom and municipal entities demanding that they register their solar installations.
Cape Town to Jeffreys Bay road trip: Here’s where you should stop
Cape Town to Jeffreys Bay road trip: Wake up early and hit the road for the ultimate eight-hour drive. Here is where you must stop for food.
South Africa’s lucky escape
South Africa has seemingly avoided major US backlash over Iran’s naval exercise participation largely due to Washington’s shifting focus elsewhere, highlighting that the country is relying more on luck than effective diplomacy.
J-Bay Open cancelled: South Africans gutted by 2026 tour schedule
South Africans are gutted after the J-Bay Open cancelled its 2026 tour spot. Fans must wait for a 2027 comeback at the iconic point break.
Julius Malema sends a warning to all AfriForum members in South Africa
Julius Malema has plans for all AfriForum members – telling the group to pray that the EFF never reaches the Union Buildings.
Government’s new plan for R100 billion BEE fund
South Africa’s government will offer companies new incentives in an initiative to capitalise a fund that will be used to promote Black Economic Empowerment.
ANC breaking South Africa’s most iconic industry
South Africa’s gold mining industry has declined into a shadow of its former self despite vast remaining resources, as rising costs, regulatory burdens, policy uncertainty, and weak infrastructure have driven away investment.
Things to do in the Eastern Cape: A nostalgic guide for expats
Things to do in the Eastern Cape: From Addo’s giants to Tsitsikamma ziplines, rediscover the best of home in our nostalgic guide for expats.