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Springboks hang onto World Rugby No 1 ranking despite big All Blacks win
The All Blacks beat Australia in the first Bledisloe Cup Test at Eden Park in Auckland, but stayed at No 2 in the World Rugby rankings.
Egypt and Malaysia discuss political settlement to Middle East conflict
Egyptian President Abdel-Fattah al-Sisi was on a two-day state visit to Kuala Lumpur which also focused on bilateral ties.
Opposition Voices Reject Hichilema’s “Free and Fair” Election Claim
Opposition Voices Reject Hichilema’s “Free and Fair” Election Claim Opposition voices rejected President Hakainde Hichilema’s assertion that Zambia held peaceful, free and fair elections. They pointed to the alleged killing …
Tragedy as 9-year-old boy drowns at Kleinmond Lagoon
A nine-year-old boy has died after being found underwater at Kleinmond Main Beach Lagoon. Despite extensive CPR efforts, paramedics could not save him.
Servants of the Earth, Not Rulers
The Namibian joins the rest of the country in celebrating Arbour Day under the theme ‘Towards One Million Trees by 2030: Plant Today, Breathe Tomorrow’. The day is a timely …
Shocking figures reveal rise in rape allegations against SAPS officers
Rape cases against police officers are rising, according to IPID. And in most cases, the officers were allegedly on duty.
On the ‘Postcolony’, the Order of Time and Living with Ghosts
I am delighted that parliamentarian Job Amupanda recently published an insightful article titled ‘Parliament in Space and Time: The Tyranny of Description Over Explanation’ in several local newspapers. Amupanda’s article …
Planting Trees Should Be Fashionable
Human nature dictates that when our time on earth comes to an end, we should leave behind something valuable for future generations. We work hard to make ends meet, build …
SA returnees stranded after Govt promises
A month after being repatriated from South Africa with promises of support and reintegration, about 72 Namibians are now back home facing unemployment, documentation problems and financial hardship. The returnees, …
Who Guards the Competition Watchdog?
In his 2012 book ‘Enforcing Competition Rules in South Africa: Thieves at the Dinner Table’, former South African Competition Tribunal head David Lewis warns that a minister’s involvement in merger …
K212bn for Debt, K63bn for Social Benefits: CSPR Warns as IMF Talks Open
The Civil Society for Poverty Reduction (CSPR) warned Government that debt repayments could undermine the fight against poverty. Zambia has begun negotiations with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) on a …
News24 | Not ‘big three’ enough: Reliance on India leaves Cricket SA’s coffers bare beyond 2028
Despite hosting Australia and England this summer, Cricket South Africa forecasts a net loss for 2027 due to reduced broadcast fees and a stronger Rand. An over-reliance on India tours …
News24 | Wendy’s Win | Blacklisted after ex used her ID to get a phone from MTN
A woman’s estranged husband had used her ID to get an upgrade and a new handset on her MTN account back in 2024, leaving her blacklisted for the debt. Wendy …
Ex-Sundowns star sparks controversy with Soweto Derby comment
The 29-year-old forward has never played for either Chiefs or Pirates, but he feels the Kariakoo Derby is bigger than the Soweto Derby.
News24 | Advocate who wanted a second bride tracked down by creditor after media coverage
The sheriff of the court descended on advocate Gerrit Coetzee’s home on Monday morning and seized an electric buggy he uses to get around his farm.
News24 | Two giraffes she bottle-fed as calves trot through her matric farewell photoshoot
A matric pupil from North West who helped raise two baby giraffes throughout her high school years posed with the long-necked animals for her matric farewell photos.
News24 | SA man who lashed out at whites in Facebook post now a refugee in the US
An Indian man who lashed out against white people and told them to know their place in South Africa because “they are going to be slaughtered soon” has himself emigrated …
News24 | How ransomware gangs are threatening SA execs’ families
Risk advisor and consulting group Marsh warns that SA companies face the threat of more aggressive cyberattacks, including direct threats to families and employees, as cybercriminals respond to companies’ efforts …
News24 | Cape rents rise faster than inflation, while mansions sell for millions
A R65-million Franschhoek mansion with a 10-car basement showroom, private gym, sauna, swimming pool and its own solar and water systems is up for grabs, but while the super-rich are …
268 inmates to write 2026 matric exams across South Africa
A total of 268 inmates at 18 correctional services schools will write the 2026 matric exams, a 56.7% increase from 2025.
News24 | Zuma family rules out airlift to military hospital, insists on KZN treatment
Former president Jacob Zuma’s family is believed to have refused to have him airlifted to 1 Military Hospital in Pretoria for medical treatment, insisting instead that he remain in KwaZulu-Natal, …
One of Cape Town’s safest suburbs is in Mitchells Plain
Parts of the Cape Flats are becoming so safe, they're safer than historically affluent parts of the city.
November 2026 SASSA Children’s Grants under REVIEW
November 2026 SASSA Children’s Grants, the country’s largest social-protection programme by some margin, still has no clear payday structure …
News24 | Kimberley teacher works through the night to save Swiss team’s Sasol Solar Challenge bid
When a pothole snapped the axle of the Swiss team’s solar vehicle clean off on day three of the recent Sasol Solar Challenge in South Africa, a fitting-and-turning teacher from …