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News24 | URC PREVIEW | Bok bonanza in Cape Town, Pretoria as local stars eye derby bragging rights
South African derbies have always been heavily anticipated, but with a full Springbok availability, the clashes in Cape Town and Pretoria will paint important Springbok pictures with less than a …
News24 | Meet the Eastern Cape prince at the centre of Zimbabwe’s economic ‘rebirth’
An Eastern Cape businessman and royal prince, appointed as Zimbabwe’s special envoy, has been quietly working behind the scenes to help end the country’s economic isolation, securing a landmark US …
News24 | EDITORIAL | Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma is a threat to democracy. She must be stopped
The advent of March and March has tested the strength and resilience of our democracy like never before. This week, March and March expanded its targets from undocumented foreigners to …
News24 | Presidency loses clean audit over R1.7m groceries bought without public tender
The Presidency has lost its clean audit because of the irregular purchase of groceries worth R1.7 million. President Cyril Ramaphosa’s office said the finding was of “moderate irregular expenditure”.
News24 | A single line from a 50-page deck may threaten R6bn Premier deal
Premier Group has, for the first time, provided a detailed chronology of events leading to its decision to close its Fruit Products Western Cape canning business in Tulbagh, saying it …
LIVE SCORING | URC: Bulls vs Lions at Loftus
Keep track of the live scoring as the Bulls face the Lions in a mouthwatering URC derby at Loftus on Saturday.
News24 | Does sunscreen cause cancer? The science says no... and that beef tallow won’t protect you
Anti-sunscreen claims have become a familiar part of social media wellness advice, from warnings about “toxic” ingredients to homemade alternatives made with oils and beef tallow. With South Africa heading …
LIVE | Proteas vs Australia, 1st Test in Durban – Day 2
South Africa picked two spinners, but it was their fast bowlers who did the damage on the first day of the first Test in Durban on Friday.
MTN8 final to get postponed? Protesters threaten stadium shutdown
Concerns are mounting ahead of the MTN8 final in Durban, with some protesters reportedly threatening to shut the stadium gates.
RIP | ‘Generations’ actor Mfana Jones Hlophe dies, brother confirms
'Generations' actor Mfana Jones Hlophe's brother has broken his silence, shedding light on the circumstances surrounding his sudden death.
South Africa has a new world record holder
South Africa’s Pieter Coetze set a new world record in Tashkent in Uzbekistan when he swam 22.09 in the 50m backstroke.
News24 | Government scrambles for solution to ‘completely unworkable’ ConCourt refugee ruling
The Interministerial Committee on Migration is hoping to persuade the Constitutional Court to allow some leniency in implementing the Scalabrini judgment.
WEATHER TODAY: Severe thunderstorms for Pretoria, Ermelo and Ladysmith
Weather for Saturday: Severe thunderstorms with hail and damaging winds are expected over parts of Gauteng, the Mpumalanga Highveld and north-western KZN from the afternoon, while Upington heats up to …
Eastern Cape gets a new national park
South Africa has officially declared a new national park in the Eastern Cape, protecting more than 10 000 hectares of grassland and an important strategic water source area.
How Ecuador is fighting to keep industrial trans fats off the food shelf
As health advocates push for tighter controls, Ecuador confronts the gap between regulating trans fats and enforcing those rules.
Jacob Zuma health: Mashatile, Ramaphosa wish him speedy recovery
Two of South Africa's top leaders have spoken out following conflicting reports about Jacob Zuma's health. Here's what they said.
Donald Trump calls Navi Pillay’s Nobel Peace Prize win ‘disgraceful’
US President Donald Trump has called Navi Pillay's Nobel Peace Prize win 'disgraceful', arguing that the award should have gone to him.
Floods, storms create €500bn opportunity for industrials
Europe's push to adapt infrastructure to extreme weather is creating a new growth opportunity for industrial companies, with billions in spending expected on resilient buildings, grids and energy systems.
SA sugar industry calls for sugar tax to be scrapped by next budget speech
SA Canegrowers urges Godongwana to end the Health Promotion Levy in the upcoming MTBPS.
Super El Niño – how it could affect South Africa’s maize prices
Importing maize can push up costs through shipping and other expenses, with increases potentially passed on to consumers through higher maize meal prices.
Triple blow: R30.25 petrol, interest rates and medical aid hikes hit SA
The cost-of-living shock employers cannot ignore in 2027.
Ebola spreads ‘like wildfire’ as health workers battle exhaustion
Ebola has spread to seven provinces in Congo, straining an already weakened response and raising the risk of cross-border transmission.
Sapoa at 60: Championing commercial property and protecting SA’s future
The property body says coordinated advocacy is vital as rising municipal charges and weak service delivery put pressure on investment.
Putin is spending a record $200bn on the war this year
The latest signal that Putin is prepared for the war with Ukraine to continue escalating.