WEDNESDAY, 11 FEBRUARY 2026, 16:37
Cape Town teacher Charnelle Arendse has given her all to Hanover Park, and has now been named one of 50 finalists for the 2026 GEMS Education Global Teacher Prize from more than 5 000 applicants worldwide.
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These are the key developments happening in South Africa today, 11 February 2026.
The City of Johannesburg is in the grip of a service delivery crisis, and the symptoms of it are everywhere, with leadership seemingly absent to resolve the problems.
The Board of Healthcare Funders said the government could implement two interventions that would make healthcare more affordable to millions of South Africans, essentially overnight.
Hundreds of TikTok, Instagram and Facebook ads made misleading claims about health benefits, BBC finds.
The Commonwealth secretary-general expects to make progress in reparations talks for the slave trade for member countries, including South Africa.
Robin Cousins says Britons Lilah Fear and Lewis Gibson need to be “flawless” to win an Olympic medal on Wednesday.
Most suburbs are receiving water, but restoration is progressing slowly due to the overall high demand, the metro says.
The Israeli prime minister is expected to press Trump to pursue a deal that would halt Iran’s uranium enrichment.
The scheme has asked universities to assist affected students by allowing them to complete their 2026 registrations without restrictions, as long as they appear on the NSFAS loan funding eligibility list.
Kaizer Chiefs have added Carling Black Label to their long list of partners and sponsors during this time of the team’s attempt for revival.
Eskom’s station-by-station data shows that its coal fleet was online only 58% of the time in 2025, well below the 80% target.
Financial strain cited as cause of disruption.
Three toddlers and a 34-year-old man were killed in a strike near Kharkiv as a state of emergency is declared.
A criminal case has been opened against the Buffalo City Metro in the Eastern Cape over allegations that raw sewage is being discharged into the Buffalo River, posing serious environmental and public health risks to residents.
Standard Bank chief economist Goolam Ballim says that South Africa would be better off having an annual rule of law conference rather than its current investment conference.
An interview by journalist Rafal Zalewski with a murderer was the “tipping point” to her confession.