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“You Cannot Cure The Fever By Smashing The Thermometer,” Says M’membe

M’membe Accuses UPND Of Double Standards Over Stadium Chants Socialist Party President Dr Fred M’membe accused the United Party for National Development (UPND) Government of hypocrisy over its condemnation of …
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Dozens of gold prospectors killed in strikes on Egypt-Sudan border, rights group says

Neither Egypt nor Sudan has commented on the alleged strikes on an artisanal mining camp on Saturday.
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Louis Vuitton to Era: MaMkhize claps back at ‘downgrade’ label

MaMkhize clapped back at her decision to show support to South African labels, instead of international fashion houses...
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TALK IS CHEAP: Morero vows transparency, but Joburg withholds release of R4bn misconduct records

Johannesburg Mayor Dada Morero promised residents that his administration would not hide financial misconduct or the misuse of public money. Yet, within days, the City acknowledged that it had failed …
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BET ON BURGERS: From struggling student to store manager – the burger wager that opened new doors

When her plans to become a scientist fell through, a young woman from Polokwane took a chance as a waitress at a burger joint in Nelson Mandela Bay. Almost two …
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LOCAL ELECTIONS 2026: On paper vs reality — could the DA and the ANC work together in Joburg?

The ANC and DA may need each other to govern Johannesburg, but competing interests, bruising personalities and the risk of political betrayal could derail a historic pact.
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News24 | Cape Town motorists face Monday delays as 50-tonne bridge section repaired

Motorists using the N1 inbound in Cape Town are warned to expect severe delays during Monday morning’s peak hours as urgent repairs continue on a pedestrian bridge damaged by a …
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Monday beach plans? Here’s when the tides will turn

Check Monday’s tide times before heading to the coast, as changing water levels can affect swimming, fishing and other coastal activities.
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WIN FOR WILDLIFE: Hunters lose Constitutional Court challenge to animal wellbeing protections

The judgment, hailed as a ‘profound victory for wild animals’, brings relief to conservation and animal protection organisations that have worked for years to secure explicit recognition of animal wellbeing.
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ASYLUM FURY: How a narrow court ruling became a week of anti-foreigner rage online

A narrow Constitutional Court ruling on asylum applications was distorted online into false claims about citizenship, grants, jobs and voting, fuelling anti-foreigner mobilisation in Durban.
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Trump warns Norway he won’t forget Nobel peace prize snub

After it bestowed the honour on South African judge and human rights lawyer Navi Pillay.
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Vote for the psychopath — Joburg needs it

You have to be more than a little crazy to want to be the mayor of our biggest city.
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Rachel shows support at Siya Kolisi’s Stormers homecoming

Rachel Kolisi showed support to her ex, Siya Kolisi, who celebrated his Stormers homecoming match over the weekend...
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South Africa’s asylum crisis is a mess of Home Affairs’ own making

The asylum controversy reveals how closed refugee offices, procedural barriers and Home Affairs’ failures have left legitimate applicants unable to seek protection.
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THERMAL TRAP: How to protect yourself from El Niño’s extreme heat

As supercharged El Niño conditions bring dangerous temperatures across South Africa, mortality predictions, though jarring, only scratch the surface of the crisis.
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Uncertainty is high as the 2026-27 summer crop season starts

As South Africa’s 2026/27 summer planting season begins, farmers navigate strong soil moisture against looming threats of El Niño drought and rising input costs.
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Home Affairs to introduce biometric system for asylum seekers

A biometric system at Home Affairs will prevent asylum seekers from abusing the system
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ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE EQUALITY: Crossed Wires: What if the doomers are wrong and AI solves everything?

Even if AI solves science’s hardest problems, inequality may deepen as ownership, access and adoption remain concentrated among the wealthy.
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News24 | IDC bets on SA’s ailing defence sector, but rules out Denel bailout

The Industrial Development Corporation has committed to investing more in local defence manufacturing as it looks to revive the ailing sector.
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News24 | SA fuel crunch: Shell ramps up US, Europe imports, but says local exploration crucial

Shell is betting on offshore oil and gas exploration, not petrol stations, for its future in South Africa, even as every licence it holds faces a court challenge.
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Power win as Konkola maintain perfect start

Defending champions Power Dynamos recorded their first win of the transitional Super Division season after edging Nchanga Rangers 1-0 in a Stream A match at Arthur Davies Stadium in Kitwe. …
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Pope Leo XIV to have lung surgery

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ARA hoping to gain trust from Cape Town voters during local polls

ARA is one of numerous growing organisations in the Western Cape hoping to gain voters’ trust.
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Crime expert: Feroz Khan has a lot to answer for

Feroz Khan had previously missed multiple appearance dates due to disputed sick notes
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The Daily Lotto results for Sunday, 11 October 2026

Today’s Daily Lotto jackpot stands at an estimated R350 000. If you want to win your share of the jackpot, you have to play!
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