Four Durban beaches closed in the lead-up to the Easter weekend
Just before the bustling Easter weekend, four of Durban’s beaches have been temporarily closed for swimming. Here’s what you need to know…
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Malema links land expropriation fight to centuries of colonial dispossession
EFF leader Julius Malema says the party’s fight for land expropriation without compensation is rooted in South Africa’s colonial history…
Trump administration grants priority-2 refugee status to white Afrikaners
U.S. Congressman Troy Nehls introduces the Afrikaner Act, a controversial bill offering refugee status to SA white Afrikaners
State bailout delays ArcelorMittal SA closure, saving thousands of jobs
ArcelorMittal SA secures a R1.7-billion bailout from the IDC, delaying its closure until August 2025 and saving 3,500 jobs.
Cardoso hopes for an all-South African CAF Champions League final
Miguel Cardoso dreams of an all-South African CAF Champions League final between Mamelodi Sundowns and Orlando Pirates.
Johannesburg faces water disruptions as Rand Water plans maintenance
Johannesburg residents should brace for water disruptions as Rand Water conducts maintenance on key infrastructure…
SASSA fraud case unfolds as accused face court
SASSA’s 19th anniversary is overshadowed by a massive R260-million fraud scandal, with officials among those accused.
Cremora finds a new home as Nestlé hands brand over to Lactalis SA
Cremora enters a new era as Nestlé sells the beloved coffee creamer to Lactalis SA. With a smooth transition promised…
Durban protests highlight nationwide outrage over Cwecwe case
Protesters in Durban demand justice for 7-year-old Cwecwe, highlighting national outrage over gender-based violence and child safety in schools.
Sundowns break Esperance jinx with CAF Champions League win
Mamelodi Sundowns broke their long-standing jinx against Esperance with a 1-0 win in the CAF Champions League quarterfinals, securing a crucial first-leg advantage.
SA tackles misconceptions at UNGA ahead of G20 presidency
South Africa addresses misconceptions at UNGA while outlining its G20 presidency priorities, tackling misinformation on race-based laws…
Calls for justice grow as South Africans rally for Cwecwe
South Africans rally for justice for Cwecwe, an eight-year-old allegedly raped at school, demanding urgent action…
Cape Town prepares for Two Oceans Marathon road closures
Cape Town prepares for the Two Oceans Marathon with road closures affecting key routes from 2-6 April. Find out more…
Tshwane urges water conservation during maintenance disruption
Tshwane urges water conservation ahead of scheduled maintenance on 3 April, providing tips on reducing water usage during disruptions.
MaMkhize’s financial turmoil deepens as Royal AM sale faces hurdles
MaMkhize faces mounting financial challenges as her tax woes continue, impacting her Royal AM football club.
DSBD launches digital platform to empower small businesses
The Department of Small Business Development launches DSBD Connect, a digital platform to formaliSe spaza shops.
V&A Waterfront luxury expansion to boost retail economy
Discover how Cape Town’s V&A Waterfront is transforming into South Africa’s premier luxury shopping destination
Rachel Kolisi’s legal battle over leadership and governance
Rachel Kolisi has filed a legal claim against the Kolisi Foundation, alleging constructive dismissal. Her case raises broader questions…
Cape Town to experience water and electricity disruptions in April
Prepare for scheduled water and electricity outages in Cape Town this April as the city conducts essential maintenance.
Siya Kolisi embraces second chances as he rebuilds bond with his father
Siya Kolisi shares a heartfelt journey of reconciliation with his father, Fezakele, proving that healing and second chances are always possible.
Supermarkets pull popular cereals off shelves over labelling concerns
Major supermarkets in South Africa have recalled several cereal products due to inaccurate nutritional labelling.