Digital nomad tax: Why US tourists face huge entry fee at this popular club
A nightclub is charging US citizens about R5000 for entry, sparking a digital nomad tax debate that mirrors Cape Town’s housing crisis.
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Geely buys part of Ford plant in Spain
Geely has reportedly bought part of Ford’s Valencia plant to produce its vehicles
READER LETTER | Strained US relations bad for SA
SA’s foreign policy is not an abstract moral exercise: it has real, measurable consequences for ordinary citizens
WATCH LIVE | BBBEE legal sector code challenge in court
The case challenging the BBBEE legal sector code is being heard in the North Gauteng High Court in Pretoria on Thursday.
Watch: Drone delivers first Amazon parcels in UK
The tech giant says it hopes to slowly expand the service as the demand for ultra-fast deliveries grows.
News24 | US judge releases alleged Jeffrey Epstein suicide note: ‘Choose one’s time to say goodbye’
A federal judge released a document described as a suicide note purportedly written by the late Jeffrey Epstein and including the line: “It is a treat to be able to choose one’s time to say goodbye.”
Islamic State-linked families arrive home in Australia from Syria
A group of nine women and children has landed in Melbourne with another woman and her child expected in Sydney.
Arteta hails ‘incredible night’ as Arsenal reach Champs League final
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta was overjoyed as his side reached the Champions League final for the second time in their history on Tuesday
WATCH LIVE | Madlanga commission continues
The Madlanga commission of inquiry into allegations of criminality, political interference and corruption in the criminal justice system is continuing in Pretoria on Thursday.
IN PICTURES: Ducklings steal the spotlight at Hyde Park’s Royal Gun Salute for King Charles III
Moving, tragic, surprising, inspiring, terrifying, shocking… This is a selection of images from our planet, over the past seven days.
THE INTERVIEW: South African filmmaking duo confronts colonial legacies in internationally award-winning film
Filmmakers Jason Jacobs and Devon Delmar explore colonial legacies and the modern exploitation of South African elders in their acclaimed film, Variations on a Theme.
South African law firms fight equality rules as some Black lawyers allege discrimination
JOHANNESBURG, May 4 (Reuters) – Four of South Africa’s top law firms are suing the government over new Black employment and ownership targets aimed at undoing decades of racial injustice, calling them “irrational” and saying the timeline is unrealistic given the expertise required.
Kabza De Small and Maphorisa explore day two of ‘Scorpion Kings Live’ due to huge demand
With over 50,000 tickets already sold for Scorpion Kings Live: A Family Affair on September 19 at FNB Stadium, Kabza De Small and DJ Maphorisa are exploring the possibilities of adding a second day.
Shell profits rise as Iran war pushes oil prices higher
The energy giant reports profits of $6.92bn for the first three months of the year.
Villa’s nearly men entering their defining moment
Aston Villa face their defining moment under Unai Emery in Thursday’s Europa League semi-final second leg against Nottingham Forest.
When Scotland qualified for the World Cup… but didn’t go
Scotland waited 28 years to be part of this year’s World Cup – back in 1950 they turned it down.
The AI fitness instructors selling unreal gains
A BBC Sport investigation finds misleading adverts for fitness apps that use AI-generated instructors to make exaggerated claims.
Traveller site construction ‘in breach of law’
A council orders all work on the land, which began on bank holiday weekend, to cease immediately.
Ukraine is a global surrogacy hub – but that could be about to end
Ukraine is considering a law that would effectively ban foreigners from accessing surrogacy in the country.
Serving Met officer and four ex-officers investigated for handling of Al Fayed allegations
A serving officer and four former officers are being investigated over the handling of reports against the businessman.
Woman covertly filmed for ‘humiliating’ social media content – then told to pay
Alice says the video was posted on social media and viewed about 40,000 times.