News24 | Six light soups for those ‘not-quite-winter’ nights
There is no time like the present for these six lighter, comforting soups that bridge the gap between seasons.
FRIDAY, 13 MARCH 2026, 08:40
There is no time like the present for these six lighter, comforting soups that bridge the gap between seasons.

Mpact plans to run its Springs Mill until May 2026 while completing existing orders before likely closing the facility due to weak demand, cheaper imports, utility disruptions, and shrinking margins.

Residents across the Western Cape are being warned to prepare for a heatwave.
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Santam’s Syndicate 1918 has begun underwriting insurance in the Lloyd’s of London market to further diversify its earnings outside of South Africa,
Human Rights Watch on Monday accused Israel of “unlawfully” using white phosphorus over residential parts of a southern Lebanese town last week.

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Thousands of commuters in Nyanga are expected to be stranded on Monday after taxi operators decided to halt services over safety fears.
Vincent Smith’s seven-year sentence for Bosasa bribes is the first major state capture conviction after years of waiting. The NPA must now prosecute others Zondo identified, writes Busisiwe Mavuso.
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The South African Weather Service has warned of a heatwave in parts of the Namakwa District and parts of the Western Cape on Monday, which will spread to the Little and Central Karoo and parts of the Garden Route from Tuesday.

Economist Dawie Roodt said the government has managed to put South Africa on a healthier fiscal path, and now the next step is to do away with economically damaging policies like BEE, NHI, and Expropriation with Compensation.