Turkey to return to F1 calendar in 2027
The Turkish Grand Prix will return to the Formula 1 calendar in 2027 for the first time in six years.
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Hyundai plans 20-model China offensive over five years
Hyundai plans 20 new models in China in five years to boost sales and compete with local EVs
UK motorists’ fuel dash as Iran war began boosts retail sales
British motorists rushed to buy fuel immediately after the start of the Iran war, pushing up total sales volumes for the country’s retail sector by more than expected in March, official data showed on Friday.
News24 | US reclassifies dagga in ‘pivotal moment’ but not fully legal yet
The US Department of Justice said it would immediately loosen restrictions on some marijuana products and move quickly to reclassify the drug as less dangerous, in one of the biggest changes to US drug policy in decades.
Benjamin Netanyahu treated for early-stage prostate cancer
The Israeli prime minister says he is “in excellent physical condition” after having a malignant tumour removed.
Why Wembley is special, for FA Cup semi-finals too
Tony Pulis explains why getting to Wembley is not just special for any manager, it is still hugely important for players, fans and all the staff at any club.
Glasgow influencer jailed for smuggling £150,000 of cannabis
Ellie Crampsie was caught with about £150,000 of the class B drug after arriving at Edinburgh Airport from Thailand.
Trump targets UK with tariff over US tech company tax
US President Donald Trump says he will impose tariffs on Britain if Prime Minister Keir Starmer does not drop the digital service tax, The Telegraph reported on Friday, citing an interview with the president.
Police statements about writer may be defamatory, judge rules
Daily Telegraph columnist Allison Pearson is bringing legal action against the Essex force.
No 10 says Falklands sovereignty rests with UK after report of US ‘review’
An internal Pentagon document reportedly raised the prospect of a change in position in retaliation for the UK not joining the Iran war.
Shooting victim in Mugabe trial is compensated R250,000
Police have not found the gun despite a search of the house, yard and swimming pool
Adversarial advocates: Batohi withdraws from Nkabinde inquiry citing ‘hostile environment’
Former NPA head, advocate Shamila Batohi, has formally withdrawn from the Nkabinde Commission, which is investigating the fitness of Gauteng Director of Public Prosecutions advocate Andrew Chauke to hold office. She described the proceedings as “hostile, accusatory and discouraging”.
HOLLOW WINS: Soweto Marathon: winners still unpaid nearly half a year later
Five months after the Soweto Marathon, the race winners have yet to receive their prize money. Now, sanctioning body Central Gauteng Athletics has cut ties with the race and its organisers.
Mabuyane takes legal action against Malema over Fort Hare degree row
Eastern Cape premier Oscar Mabuyane is taking EFF leader Julius Malema to court over statements made by Malema while addressing his supporters in KuGompo City last week about Mabuyane’s qualification saga at the University of Fort Hare.
India rebukes Trump for sharing ‘hellhole’ remarks on birthright citizenship
India has dismissed as ‘uninformed’ comments shared by US President Donald Trump that described the country as a ‘hellhole’, saying they were inappropriate and inconsistent with the strong relationship between the two countries.
Mozambique wall tender: SIU welcomes court order to pay back the money
The Special Investigating Unit has welcomed the Special Tribunal’s ruling that has set aside the R85m tender awarded to ISF Shula Joint Venture for the construction of a concrete barrier wall along the border between KwaZulu‑Natal and Mozambique.
7 most dreaded diseases in SA: Should we fear or face them
From HIV to malaria, there are several dreaded diseases South Africans fear. Learn the symptoms, prognosis, and how to face them effectively.
Nato says US cannot suspend Spain from alliance, after reported Pentagon email
An internal Pentagon email reportedly outlines options to punish allies over a perceived lack of support for Iran war.
SIU says it tracks state money trail, not individuals or influencers
‘The SIU does not target people, nor do we investigate people,’ the unit stated. ‘We investigate procurement processes in state institutions and all levels of government departments.’
PSL and Sundowns in messy fixture conundrum
Sundowns are set to play their final league fixture on 16 May; the same weekend as the CAFCL final while PSL season ends on 23 May 🤔