News24 | Trump fuming over Trevor Noah’s gags at final Grammy hosting gig
South African comedian Trevor Noah hosted the Grammys for the sixth and final time on Sunday in Los Angeles.
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SARS is cracking down on these taxpayers in South Africa
SARS is intensifying its crackdown on South African taxpayers by using AI-driven, real-time risk profiling under Modernisation 3.0 to aggressively target high-net-worth individuals, large businesses and the gig economy.
Trump threatens to sue Trevor Noah over Epstein joke at Grammys
The US president labels Noah a “total loser” over a joke he told on stage during the awards ceremony.
Julius Malema’s R1 billion headache
Although the party has since backtracked on this, the Economic Freedom Fighters’ Deputy President’s recent claim of a R1 billion campaign spend has raised question marks about transparency in South Africa’s political funding.
CENTRAL CASTING: Five things to know about Kevin Warsh, nominee for next Fed chairperson
Donald Trump says he will nominate former Fed governor Kevin Warsh as chairpeson in May, underscoring his push for lower US interest rates. Warsh, the Fed’s youngest-ever governor and a key figure during the 2008 crisis, is a well-connected Wall Street insider married to cosmetics heiress Jane Lauder. Once known as an inflation hawk, he now argues that productivity gains, especially from AI,...
Film and TV industry ‘decimated’ by frozen rebate scheme — Wandile Molebatsi
South African actors have had enough and are demanding urgent action to save SA film jobs and fix the broken Film & TV incentive scheme.
MP accused of rape, sexual assault and upskirting
Dan Norris is under investigation for multiple rapes, sexual assault and upskirting.
Major Western Cape shopping mall gets R270 million makeover
Growthpoint Properties has launched a R270 million redevelopment of Paarl Mall in the Western Cape, expanding and upgrading the high-performing centre.
News24 | 4 people injured as part of Joburg apartment building collapses in transformer explosion
Three security guards and a tenant at an apartment building in New Doornfontein, Johannesburg, suffered third-degree burns when a transformer exploded in the early hours of Monday, causing part of the building to collapse.
Six Nations preview & BBC pundit predictions
Your guide to the health of each side heading into this year’s Six Nations – and what our BBC pundits predict will happen.
News24 | Trump negotiating with ‘highest people in Cuba’ amid threat of regime change
US President Donald Trump said that Washington was negotiating with Havana’s leadership to strike a deal, days after he threatened Cuba’s reeling economy with a virtual oil blockade.
WATCH | Second accused’s identity questioned in DJ Warras murder case
Armindo Pacula, 25, linked to the murder of DJ Warras, appeared in the Johannesburg magistrate’s court on Monday, facing charges of premeditated murder, conspiracy, and immigration violations.
Celtic turn down Forest’s £17m bid for Engels
Celtic reject a bid of about £17m from Nottingham Forest for Belgium midfielder Arne Engels.
Fulham reject Everton’s approach for Wilson
Fulham reject an offer from Everton for Harry Wilson, with the midfielder set to be out of contract this summer.
R2,000 per month relief for South African homeowners
With improving affordability, lower deposit requirements, and easing interest rates, 2026 is shaping up to be a promising year for South African homebuyers, particularly first-timers.
News24 | Petrol, diesel prices to fall to four-year low
You might just be able to afford an expensive Valentine’s rose for your beloved as the Month of Love starts with a 65c/l drop in the petrol price.
Ferreira leaves McAusland, joins Nathan for world title bid
Award-winning boxing manager Colleen McAusland has parted ways with her undefeated former boxer, Bernice Ferreira, who has joined No Doubt Management under Colin Nathan.
University of Pretoria opens doors to nearly 10,000 first-years
Thousands of first-year students and their families filled the University of Pretoria’s Hillcrest campus on Saturday as the institution officially welcomed at least 9,700 undergraduates for the start of the 2026 academic year.
Japan PM Takaichi’s party poised for landslide victory, poll shows
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s party is likely to score a landslide victory in next week’s lower house election, a survey by the Asahi newspaper showed, heightening the chance the country will continue to pursue big spending and tax cuts.
FAA chief accepts failures in deadly mid-air collision
U.S. Federal Aviation Administration head Bryan Bedford said his agency accepted findings by the U.S. National Transportation Safety Board that a series of systemic failures by the FAA led to a devastating mid-air collision that killed 67 people last year.