Puerto Rican artist Bad Bunny made history with his entirely Spanish set on the sporting world’s biggest stage.

East London’s name has been changed to KuGompo City, which is linked to the sound the waves make as they break against a rock formation near the metro.

Aiden Markram says his South African side need to show due care when they face Canada in Ahmedabad on Monday

‘Everything is working properly and it’s clean’

South Africa has announced it will withdraw its troops from the UN Organisation Stabilisation Mission in the Democratic Republic of Congo (Monusco), ending nearly three decades of continuous peacekeeping in the conflict-wracked country.

The party will be punished at the polls for its poor management of the province

Provincial government tightens controls in response to foot-and-mouth disease outbreak

Witness F testified Matlala told him he had a meeting with Masemola

Manchester United interim manager Michael Carrick said he is relishing his spell in charge but will not get carried away

The University of Johannesburg admitted 2.5% of over 450,000 applicants, with first-year students like Pheobe Giro and Alana Nolan expressing gratitude despite not getting their first-choice courses. Giro is studying Bcom Sports Management, while Nolan, who loves netball, is in Health Science. Kgatliso Mokgosi, from a family with a history at UJ, was selected for the sports team instead of his...

A special task team has been allocated R5m for two months to investigate and conduct disciplinary actions against police officers implicated by the Madlanga commission

The death of ‘Witness D’ suspect highlights urgency in police investigation

Striking drivers are demanding increased investment and maintenance, and the hiring of more staff.

With his first-ever Sesotho single, Rato Laka, set to be released on February 13, he’s ushering fans into Valentine’s Day with a song that celebrates both love and culture.

An investigation is under way as food poisoning suspected in tragedy

Long-term planning is urgently needed as thousands enter the province every month

Morgan McSweeney’s resignation and the subsequent political fallout dominate Monday’s front pages.

The high-velocity start to 2026 by the Trump administration has cemented Stephen Miller’s position as one of its most powerful figures.

A growing number of tankers and other commercial vessels are being ditched by their owners.