Supermarkets pull popular cereals off shelves over labelling concerns
Major supermarkets in South Africa have recalled several cereal products due to inaccurate nutritional labelling.
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Cabinet confident in SA’s economic resilience, highlighting major investments
Cabinet expresses confidence in South Africa’s economic resilience, highlighting major investments like Google’s R2.5 billion cloud project…
Smart ways to legally lower your 2025 tax bill
Learn five effective ways to legally reduce your 2025 tax contribution, including Tax-Free Savings Accounts…
Cape Town tops South African cities for best quality of life in 2025
Cape Town has been ranked the best South African city for quality of life in 2025, according to Numbeo.
South Africa’s marriage laws set for biggest overhaul yet
South Africa is set to overhaul its marriage laws, with proposed changes including raising the legal marriage age and fully integrating same-sex unions.
Planned power outage in Cape Town: Maintenance to affect these areas
Some Cape Town residents will face a 14-hour power outage on 5 April 2025 as the city undertakes crucial maintenance on high-voltage infrastructure.
Emirates upgrades Boeing 777 cabins for South Africa
Emirates is bringing its upgraded Boeing 777 cabins to Johannesburg and Cape Town this September, featuring redesigned Business Class.
Cape Town City emphasises safety as families head to public spaces
With South African schools closing for the first holiday break on 28 March, authorities urge parents to prioritise water safety as families head to beaches and public pools.
Bushiri fights extradition: Appeal delays return to South Africa
Shepherd Bushiri and his wife, Mary, have appealed a Malawi court ruling approving their extradition to South Africa.
Starlink’s BEE battle: Tony Leon joins calls for change in South Africa
Former DA leader Tony Leon backs Starlink’s entry into South Africa, calling for regulatory changes to unlock its benefits.
SASSA childcare grant payment date for April confirmed—plus fraud case update
SASSA has confirmed the childcare grant payment date for April, along with other grant payment schedules.
STADIO’s R32m Durbanville campus to reshape private education
STADIO is set to open a R32 million university campus in Durbanville, Cape Town, to accommodate its growing student base.
Springboks face mounting injury concerns as the Test season nears
As the Springboks prepare for the Test season, injury concerns are mounting. From Willie le Roux’s surgery to Faf de Klerk’s thumb fracture…
Durban’s beaches and pools: What’s open and what’s not
Get the latest updates on Durban’s beaches and pools. Find out which beaches are open for swimming and which pools are available for a refreshing dip
Trump renews attack on SA, calling it a ‘dangerous mess’
“Former US President Donald Trump has once again slammed South Africa, calling it a ‘dangerous mess.’ Elon Musk echoed his concerns…”
R140 million gone: SASSA’s shocking blunder exposes major flaws
SASSA’s R140 million blunder saw 75,000 payments sent to deceased beneficiaries, exposing critical system flaws.
South African raisin industry thrives despite weather challenges
South African raisins have unique natural qualities that give them a competitive edge in the export market.
DA backs President’s intervention on Sandton Drive renaming
The DA supports President Ramaphosa’s intervention on the controversial proposal to rename Sandton Drive after Leila Khaled
Elon Musk reignites criticism of Julius Malema over ‘Kill the Boer’ song
Elon Musk criticises Julius Malema for singing Kill the Boer at an EFF rally, accusing him of promoting white genocide…
Mbeki questions Ramaphosa’s leadership amid coalition challenges
Political analyst Moeletsi Mbeki criticizes President Cyril Ramaphosa’s leadership, arguing that he lacks control over ANC…
No evidence of disease outbreak in Tshwane, says Gauteng Health
Gauteng Health dismisses fears of a disease outbreak in Tshwane, confirming no evidence of a staphylococcus outbreak or widespread maggot infestation.