Liverpool ‘gave up’ in FA Cup exit – Van Dijk
Liverpool captain Virgil van Dijk apologises to the supporters and says his side “gave up” during their 4-0 FA Cup quarter-final defeat by Manchester City.
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Two more murder arrests after boy, 14, shot dead
A man and a boy are arrested on suspicion of murder after Eghosa Ogbebor was fatally shot.
News24 | ANC veterans slam Lesufi’s cabinet reshuffle, question EFF’s Dunga as finance MEC
The ANC Veterans’ League has slammed Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi’s inclusion of the EFF’s Nkululeko Dunga in his provincial cabinet.
SARS warning for wealthy taxpayers leaving South Africa
High-net-worth South Africans who leave the country without formally ending their tax residency risk being taxed by SARS on their worldwide income, as increased global data sharing makes “silent exits” costly.
PLANET CAPTURE ANALYSIS: Iranian roulette – War in the time of portfolio diversification
The latest Israeli-American collaboration against Iran is many things – a moronic dance of prediction markets and futures moves that exploit the chaos of war – but above all, it’s an insider trading scam.
BREAKING | Manhunt after eight detainees escape from Eastern Cape police cells
Eastern Cape police have launched a manhunt after eight detainees escaped from police station cells.
Wilder beats Chisora in thrilling split decision bout
Deontay Wilder beats Derek Chisora with a split decision win after a dramatic heavyweight contest.
Israeli fire kills four Palestinians in Gaza, medics say
An Israeli airstrike killed four Palestinians in the northern Gaza Strip on Sunday, local health authorities said
Royals gather for Windsor Easter Sunday service
Andrew-Mountbatten Windsor and his family are absent from the traditional family event.
‘Let’s do it’ – Wilder calls out Joshua after win
Deontay Wilder tells Anthony Joshua “let’s do it” following the American’s points victory over Derek Chisora.
Rich South Africans go on a property shopping spree
Even amid affordability constraints, South Africa’s 2025 property market saw unusually high transaction activity in mid- to high-value segments, driven by wealthier buyers.
Drugs, phones seized in surprise Pollsmoor prison raid
Prison officials confiscated contraband, including drugs, cellphones, cash, routers, digital accessories and sharp objects
Fans told to stay away from Riverside after storm damage
Spectators are told to stay away from Durham’s Riverside ground at Chester-le-Street after it was hit by Storm Dave overnight.
Navigating the noise: Supporting students with autism
Despite the daily life challenges, it is also important to recognise that autism comes with its own “superpowers” that students can use to their advantage. Students with autism may be highly intelligent
Edward Kieswetter goes on a R2 trillion victory lap
As commissioner Edward Kieswetter nears the end of his tenure, SARS has surpassed R2 trillion in net revenue collections for the 2025/26 fiscal year.
Joyous Celebration directors trade blame in legal dispute
Co-director Lindelani Mkhize accuses partners of diverting funds and blocking account access as choir prepares for 30th anniversary tour
Keir Starmer ‘concerned’ over Kanye West UK festival dates
The rapper has drawn significant criticism over his antisemitic and offensive remarks in recent years.
South African petrol stations changing in front of everyone’s eyes
Declining fuel demand is forcing petrol stations to evolve into energy and retail hubs, with EV charging and expanded offerings like pharmacies and laundries.
Retail didn’t die; it merely reset
The top performers are evolving into more complex and diverse spaces than traditional malls. They are becoming places where
Mandela family feud escalates over Houghton home occupation
Court fight intensifies as relatives dispute rights to Madiba’s Joburg home
Tax on a plastic bag went from 3 cents to 32 cents in two decades
South Africa’s plastic bags levy has been hiked seven times since it was introduced in 2004.