News South Africa

US President Donald Trump’s administration said on Wednesday it was launching two trade investigations into excess industrial capacity in 16 major trading partners and into forced labour, rebuilding tariff pressure

Move to Saudi Pro League benefits ex-Pirates attacker

The Loftus Versfeld Stadium will be the venue for both the Bulls and Sundowns but rugby takes priority over football in this instance.

Tottenham Hotspur interim coach Igor Tudor has been criticised for his treatment of goalkeeper Antonin Kinsky after substituting him after 17 minutes of his side’s 5-2 loss at Atletico Madrid in the Champions League on Tuesday

A man killed his wife, their three-year-old son and turned the gun on himself in Mpumalanga.

Two shooting victims were declared dead on the scene and the third victim died in hospital.

There are more than a thousand funded posts for doctors which remain vacant across the country.

A handyman had sought $1.7m (£1.267m) from the rapper over claims of unpaid work, medical expenses and being unfairly fired.

BBC’s North America editor Sarah Smith spoke to Gold Star mum Lynn, whose son died in the Iraq War, and veteran Jeremy.

A near pristine desert and coastal wilderness in Namibia could soon host a huge hydrogen production facility.

The suspect had packed some ants in test tubes while others were concealed in tissue paper rolls, prosecutor says.

Witnesses say drone strikes hit a residential building frequently occupied by expatriates and aid workers.

Forecasters say storms are becoming more intense in the region, partly due to global warming.

China is boosting its ties to Africa, with zero-tariff trade and a year-long people-to-people exchange initiative, aiming to expand investment and infrastructure development across the continent

The conflict in the Middle East has caused major shipping and port delays, which is bad news for two of South Africa’s towns whose ports are vital hubs in the country’s logistics network and economy.

Woolworths Group CEO Roy Bagattini will retire this year, with Woolworths Food CEO Sam Ngumeni taking over.

The department store and Waitrose supermarket owner will give workers a bonus equivalent to an extra week’s pay.

Mosiuoa Lekota’s memorial service was held at the Regina Mundi Catholic Church on Wednesday.

Vuma was testifying before Parliament’s Ad Hoc committee in Cape Town.

Mosiuoa “Terror” Lekota has been remembered as an outstanding organiser.

The commission took its campaign to the Durban University of Technology’s Ritson campus. 

BBC Sport examines whether Everton can win for a fifth time in six away games at Premier League leaders Arsenal.

How much attention have you paid to what’s happened in the world of sport over the past seven days?

Kaizer Chiefs legend Brian Baloyi says the two co-coaches are to blame for Amakhosi’s poor form in the past six weeks or so.

Britain’s Sonay Kartal says it was “one match too many” as a back injury forced her retirement from a fourth-round Indian Wells match against world number three Elena Rybakina.

A panel found that geography teacher Roger Towersey’s behaviour was “clearly unprofessional”.

The college said checks found more than 20 GCSE English tests had been marked wrong.

After fleeing SA’s ‘racial persecution’, ‘Real Housewives’ couple Mel and Peet Viljoen have been arrested in the US for shoplifting.

The bridge will instead open next week on 18 March. 

The Stormers loose forward said he considered retiring during his lengthy injury lay-off, but wanted to rather prove people wrong.

Raids and court convictions have occurred in the Western Cape as MultiChoice targets illegal streaming operations.

A series of enforcement actions led by MultiChoice Group and Irdeto, in partnership with South African law enforcement authorities, have resulted in arrests, seizures and multiple court convictions linked to illegal internet streaming operations in the Western Cape. The coordinated efforts form part of ongoing work by MultiChoice and Irdeto to combat digital piracy and […]

The many uncertainties in the Iran war – and the AI wildcard – are messing with the usual equation for impact on the IT sector.

AI doesn’t replace your best people – it removes the repetitive work that slows them down, writes Angela Ho.

At least two suppliers in South Africa have begun limiting the sale of diesel to high-volume customers.

One of South Africa’s biggest suppliers of petrol products has evacuated a key port.

Electric cars are gaining traction in South Africa’s pre-owned market.