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Josh Wardle’s legacy: Beware of an addiction to a Word(le) game
Meet the daily puzzle that reshaped online behaviour and learn why ‘Wordle’, created by Josh Wardle, has hooked millions on word games.
Sinner beats Alcaraz to return to world top spot
Jannik Sinner is back to world number one after beating Carlos Alcaraz in the final in Monte Carlo.
CHANGING OF THE GUARD: DA’s youthful leadership aims for a political revolution by 2029
Here are the DA’s new leaders, elected by more than 2,000 delegates at the party’s 2026 congress. They are mostly young, but the question remains: can they grow the party into the country’s largest by 2029?
News24 | Monday’s weather: Severe thunderstorms, rain, damaging winds expected across 5 provinces
The SAWS has issued warnings of severe thunderstorms in parts of the Free State, KwaZulu-Natal, Mpumalanga, the North West and Gauteng with heavy downpours, hail and damaging winds which may lead to flooding and cause damage to property, infrastructure and livestock.
Inside the DA elective congress: Five key things you should know
Leadership overhaul and bold policy moves signal a new direction
Brink blasts ANC over Tshwane ‘looting’ claims
Tshwane mayoral candidate Cilliers Brink said his election as a deputy federal chairperson of the party would not compromise his ability to run the campaign.
Two in hospital after bus crashes down embankment in the Highlands
The bus, believed to be operated by Ember, left the road on Sunday morning north of Aviemore.
News24 | DA congress: Msimanga’s vision to grow the party in rural areas
Newly elected DA federal chairperson, Solly Msimanga, wants the party to grow outside urban areas to rural areas if it stands any chance of becoming the biggest party in 2029.
Reading is work, but it’s the only way to figure out complex issues
The thing about reading is that it stimulates your own individual thoughts. It doesn’t impose other people’s prepackaged opinions on any particular topic on you.
Four arrested over murder of Scottish businessman in Kenya
Campbell Scott’s body was found in a pineapple sack about 60 miles from Nairobi where he was attending a conference in February last year.
DAYLIGHT ROBBERY: In and out in 22 seconds — Gqeberha heist points to laptop theft syndicate
Three armed men robbed seven customers of their laptops in a coordinated heist at a Gqeberha café, with security experts describing the operation as highly organised and deliberate.
Minister says state departments owe public works R14.5bn
Macpherson flags 384 illegally occupied properties and claims internal collusion
US-Iran Talks Fail – What Happens Next?
And what stopped an agreement?
Plan to save 134-year-old South African company from liquidation
The Department of Trade, Industry and Competition is positive that Tongaat Hulett and the collapsing local sugar industry can be saved.
The lie of media neutrality and price of silence when the truth is dangerous
The idea of journalistic neutrality is a fiction that can obscure power, mute injustice and blur the realities of conflict. In moments when truth itself carries risk, silence and false balance come at a cost that journalism can no longer afford to ignore.