EYE ON THE FUTURE: LIV Golf enters new phase after adversarial beginnings, sees SA as ‘perfect’ market
Chief executive Scott O’Neil is bullish about the Saudi Arabian breakaway tour’s future prospects despite a few defections by players recently.
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IMF plan to save South Africa’s economy
The International Monetary Fund says South Africa can lift growth above 3% and reduce unemployment and debt by accelerating structural reforms through Operation Vulindlela.
News24 | SEE | New sister restaurants splitting the steakhouse experience in Cape Town’s East City
Cape Town’s trendy East City has just gained a blazing Japanese-inspired double act in its historic District Six.
News24 | Wendy’s Win of the Week | What to do when your water meter goes haywire
A Grassy Park medical practice’s water use jumped from a steady 4kL a month to a wild 63kL – with no leaks. The City later replaced the faulty meter, but still pushed for payment.
Investec Cape Town Art Fair names its 2026 award winners
The Investec Cape Town Art Fair announces its 2026 prize winners, spotlighting artists whose practices are reshaping contemporary conversations around material, image and digital space
Beating Pirates was not the original plan, says Casric Stars coach Mthombeni
Casric Stars coach Bucs Mthombeni, who’s also the co-owner of the club, has narrated how they were really not aiming for a win against Orlando Pirates
Michael McIntyre plays ultimate prank on EastEnders superfan
Amanda Grey’s furniture, clothes and even members of her family made sneaky appearances on the soap.
Warning for South Africans living in sectional titles
As sectional title living becomes increasingly popular in South Africa, experts have warned that disputes are common and can even escalate to court in some cases.
Government aims to halve attainment gap for disadvantaged students
The measure is part of a new Schools White Paper, which will be published in full on Monday.
Weird and wonderful stories from the Winter Olympics
The Olympics is a hub of wonderful and weird stories. Here are the ones we didn’t expect to tell from Milan-Cortina 2026.
Son lived with mum’s body for months after Covid lockdown let him hide murder
Judith Rhead was bludgeoned to death by her son, who was meant to be her carer during Covid.
CT rental tariff poses a dilemma
Increasing fees alone does not automatically fix affordability
‘Deadbeat dad’ drama steals show at Lebo M’s glitzy screening
Renowned producer and composer Lebo Morake set tongues wagging at a screening of some of his work this week, in which he labels veteran sportscaster Robert Marawa as having been a “deadbeat” dad.
Football quiz: Name the north London derby’s top scorers
With the north London derby coming up on Sunday, can you name the top scorers across Arsenal and Tottenham’s Premier League meetings?
Two ways the ANC broke South Africa’s economy
Efficient Group chief economist Dawie Roodt says the ANC’s outdated ideology has resulted in misguided policies focused on redistribution over growth.
Andrew is Prince William’s problem too – and it makes his future job harder
Andrew’s arrest has changed the public’s view of the Royal Family, putting pressure on Prince William as he moves closer to being king.
Secret way the South African government is taking taxpayers’ money
Carla Rossouw, head of tax at Allan Gray, explained that bracket creep is a measure for the National Treasury to collect more tax without people noticing.
New R3.2 billion Christian Afrikaans university built without any government money
Construction of Akademia’s new R3.2 billion Christian Afrikaans university in Pretoria started in January 2026, promising to become a world-class institution.
Tories vow to lower interest on some student loans
Kemi Badenoch says graduates feel ‘stitched up’ as she promises to cut Plan 2 loan interest charges.
AMABHUNGANE ANALYSIS: Corporate ‘hijacking’ and the violation of Tongaat Hulett
Corporate ‘hijacking’ is a team sport – as the business rescue process at beleaguered sugar giant Tongaat Hulett Limited shows.