Government must collaborate with private sector to close the gap

The Madlanga commission of inquiry into allegations of criminality, political interference, and corruption in the criminal justice system, chaired by retired justice Mbuyiseli Madlanga, continues hearing witness testimony in Pretoria on Friday

South Africa’s Department of Agriculture has promised that well-connected farmers will not be prioritised during the rollout of the state-controlled Foot and Mouth Disease vaccinations.

During moments of crisis, South Africans expect leadership that is empathetic and acutely aware of the daily hardships faced by ordinary citizens.

The City Makoti, also known as Anika Dambuza, has taken her real-life makoti ventures onto the small screen.

After a year of major upgrades, new tenants and strong leasing momentum, Fourways Mall is entering 2026 with a lower vacancy rate and double-digit growth in footfall and turnover.

Discover the magic of the Galileo Open Air Cinema! Enjoy movies under the stars at the most beautiful venues across the Western Cape.

Scotland and England share a border and some of the same pool of eligible players. The fight to ensure the best end up on your side is fiercer than ever.

Discover why the South African version of the musical Cats is taking the stage by storm with world-class talent and breathtaking energy.

Digital connectivity is changing the way we move, allowing for a seamless blend of local integration and the preservation of cultural roots.

Four-times Formula One world champion Max Verstappen declared his new Red Bull not much fun to drive and more like “Formula E on steroids” on the second day of pre-season testing in Bahrain on Thursday.

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A near-9% electricity tariff increase approved by Nersa has sparked frustration in Cape Town.

In his BBC Sport column, ex-Premier League boss Tony Pulis explains the key things a manager can do before, during and after matches to get the results they want.

Soldiers to help fight crime in Western Cape and Gauteng, ministers pulled from Sona to tackle water crisis and family fleeced in ‘property scam’

Mismanagement of infrastructure, widespread corruption, political interference in appointments, and a decline in technical capacity result in unreliable water delivery to households, even when water is available.

A motorist’s fines were passed to an enforcement agency, leaving him with a bill of about £20,000.

Around 13 children a day are born with heart conditions in the UK, but Chester’s mum says she assumed only older people were affected.

Booing at football is an accepted part of the game. It’s been around since time began, but are fans increasingly booing their own team?

The government says the plans would increase the number of England’s official bathing sites to 464.