London Jewish community ambulances set ablaze in suspected hate crime, police say
Four ambulances belonging to a Jewish community organisation in north London were set ablaze overnight in a suspected antisemitic hate crime, police said on Monday.
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Mining’s digital future is no longer optional
In collaboration with industry, policymakers and communities, the North-West University’s Centre for Sustainable Mining is reshaping how mining operates.
WATCH | Julius Malema’s son campaigns for EFF, urges youth to vote
Ratanang Malema told young people to become politically active at weekend rally
Releasing land, restoring trust: The real work after Sona 2026
South Africa’s housing crisis is not simply about the number of units delivered. It is about where housing is located, who it serves and how it connects people to opportunity. For decades, well-located land has remained underutilised or locked up, while low-income households have been pushed to the urban periphery, far from jobs, schools and essential services
Audi F1 boss Jonathan Wheatley quits for ‘personal reasons’
Mattia Binotto, the head of the Audi F1 project, will serve as the team principal
The government’s hidden way to take money from rich South Africans
The South African Revenue Service taxes nominal returns instead of real returns for Capital Gains Tax, which destroys wealth.
If we cannot see the most vulnerable, our development plans will always fall short
Development statistics tell us what has happened. They show us how many children have dropped out of school, how many young people are unemployed and how many households remain trapped in poverty
News24 | Gulf states face fresh Iran attacks, Israel hits civilian infrastructure in Tehran
Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates reported coming under fresh attacks, with explosions and sirens sounding over the oil-rich Gulf.
Doctor’s love for children fuels another 7 000 km ride for a child
A powerful charity journey shows how their love for children united bikers and donors to support life-changing brain surgery for a baby.
WATCH LIVE | Murder trial of Senzo Meyiwa continues
The Bafana Bafana star was killed in 2014.
Salif Keita: Africa’s golden voice on jazz, legacy and his love of South Africa
The Malian legend celebrates Montreux’s arrival in Africa, urging artists to honour their roots while embracing music as a universal language
Hong Kong police can now demand phone passwords under new national security rules
Those who do not comply can be jailed for up to a year and fined up to HK$100,000 ($12,700; £9,600).
News24 | Court finds Lekota was not of sound mind, ‘partner’ drained his bank account prior to death
The Gauteng High Court in Pretoria has found that former Cope leader Mosiuoa Lekota’s “partner” drained one of his bank accounts during a time when he was not of sound mind and unable to conduct his own financial affairs.
Decade to 2025 was hottest on record
2025 was either the second or third hottest year on record
You’ve bought a pricey ticket. Will you make it past ICE to watch Bafana?
FIFA World Cup 2026 tickets cost a fortune, but facing armed ICE agents at US airports to watch Bafana Bafana is the real nightmare.
WATCH LIVE | Cross-examination of Fannie Nkosi continues at Madlanga inquiry
The cross-examination of Sgt Fannie Nkosi continues at the Madlangs commission of inquiry on Monday.
News24 | Busisiwe Mavuso | How we must manage through the global shock
The war in the Middle East is likely to harm the global economy, with the magnitude depending on how long it goes on. South African businesses are already working to contain the damage, and we need our politicians to work with us, writes Busisiwe Mavuso.
Billionaire-backed South African wealth manager is booming
PSG Financial Services, which forms part of billionaire Jannie Mouton’s PSG Group, expects to report a strong performance for its 2026 financial year.
News24 | SA shares take big hit after Trump’s Iran ultimatum
Stocks tumbled Monday and oil prices jumped after US president Donald Trump and Iranian leaders traded threats over the key Strait of Hormuz, while Israel said the Middle East war could last several more weeks.
Billionaire Patrice Motsepe faces a serious test
South African billionaire Patrice Motsepe has been lauded for cleaning up the finances of Africa’s most powerful sports organization, but a football trophy scandal has highlighted the deep mistrust that still dogs the body.
Jobs crisis in South Africa
High unemployment continues to shape daily life for millions of South Africans searching for work.