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They sold their house, now their business is a hair-raising success
Gauteng father-and-son duo Norman and Agobokwe Motsepe share how they built Essence Hair Care into a business that sells products in around 20 Shoprite supermarkets and other retailers across SA.
Freight firms prepare for anti-migrant protests
While wider business sector pledges drones, helicopters and other interventions.
Immigration tensions stoked by ‘information confusion’ crisis
We need the state to be less passive in distilling the granular issues around migration and immigration if a solution is to be found …
Building and construction sector poised for better days?
Encouraging signs despite the significant number of project cancellations and postponements.
Third territory off the table as Mr Price focuses on SA, NKD
We’ve got ‘more than a handful’ to focus on – CEO Mark Blair.
SA braces for anti-immigrant shutdown on 30 June
Thousands of protesters are expected to converge on major cities on Tuesday, with security analysts divided on the risk of xenophobic violence.
FIFA WORLD CUP 2026: Bafana Bafana bundled out of the World Cup by Canada after reserved display
Bafana broke their knockout round hoodoo at the 2026 soccer World Cup. However, their first foray into this stage was abruptly ended by a 1-0 loss to Canada on Sunday.
POLITICS: Poverty, political playbooks and Jacob Zuma — the forces behind SA’s anti-immigrant crisis
As the ANC connects Jacob Zuma to the anti-immigrant protests, the underlying challenges of living standards and identity politics reveal the complex layers of South Africa’s migration debate.
ANTI-MIGRANT PROTEST: Thousands of Soweto residents peacefully march against illegal immigration
On Sunday, thousands in Soweto took to the streets in a peaceful demonstration against illegal immigration, voicing concerns over its impact on local communities, jobs and resources.
LAST FOUR: SA scrape through to clinch semifinal spot in T20 World Cup
South Africa, 118 for 6 (Annerie Dercksen 45, Nahida Akter 2-24), beat Bangladesh, 117 for 5 (Sobhana Mostary 42, Nonkululeko Mlaba 2-22), by four wickets.
News24 | Bafana player ratings | Broos’ charges put on brave defence, let down by attack and late subs
Bafana Bafana’s historic run at the 2026 FIFA World Cup came to an end after they were knocked out in the round of 32 following a defeat against co-hosts Canada …
Bromell upsets Lyles, Duplantis shines at Paris Diamond League
Trayvon Bromell upset fancied US teammate Noah Lyles to win the 100m at the Diamond League in Paris on Sunday as Armand ‘Mondo’ Duplantis dominated the pole vault in a …
Canada reach World Cup last 16 as late strike sinks South Africa
Stephen Eustaquio’s stoppage-time winner fired Canada to a 1-0 win over South Africa on Sunday in the first match of the World Cup knockout rounds, as the co-hosts advance to …
BROKE AND BROKEN CITY: Joburg’s ‘grounded’ metro police fleet raises fresh fears over deepening cash crisis
As Joburg’s cash crisis deepens, the city’s metro police were left without patrol cars last week because of a payment dispute with fleet service provider Afrirent.
Death a painful reality: President
Zvamaida Murwira in BIKITA PRESIDENT Mnangagwa has described the death of his niece, Shamiso, as a painful event they had to accept as a family. She was 41. The young…
US$400m Kariba solar deal plans advanced
Oliver Kazunga Senior Reporter ZIMBABWE is edging closer to securing a landmark US$400 million investment for a 500MW floating solar power project on Lake Kariba, a development expected to boost…
Zim to emerge top platinum producer: Expert
Oliver Kazunga Senior Reporter A LEADING United Kingdom-based mining consultancy projects that Zimbabwe could overtake South Africa as Africa’s largest platinum producer in the coming years, citing the country’s vast…
Grassroots mobilisation through cells a tried, tested concept: VP
Mukudzei Chingwere in HWEDZA ZANU PF’s emphasis on cell-based political mobilisation is a concept that borrows from the war of liberation, and its use in modern governance and politics guarantees…
Zimbabwe, China set for inaugural investment symposium
Herald Correspondent LOCAL and international business titans will converge in Harare on Thursday for the inaugural Zimbabwe-China Investment Symposium, a high-level indaba aimed at unlocking fresh economic frontiers and driving…
Drive national development agenda, universities urged
Ivan Zhakata Herald Correspondent UNIVERSITY students have been challenged to harness their knowledge and innovation to provide practical solutions to Zimbabwe’s socio-economic challenges, as the country’s transformation depends on an…
UNCOOPERATIVE GOVERNANCE: Nelson Mandela Bay metro on the brink of financial collapse, says Treasury and Auditor-General
National Treasury flags Nelson Mandela Bay’s weak leadership, R28bn of Unauthorised, Irregular, Fruitless and Wasteful expenditure and under‑investment, risking infrastructure and public health.
THE INTERVIEW: A ‘living bridge’ joins SA and UK, says outgoing British High Commissioner Antony Phillipson
Outgoing British High Commissioner Antony Phillipson highlights the enduring ‘living bridge’ that connects South Africa and the UK through tourism, trade and diplomatic relations.
News24 | FIRST TAKE | Canada crashes Bafana’s World Cup dream by exposing their timid attack
Bafana Bafana’s historic run at the FIFA World Cup ended in bitter disappointment when Canada punished them with a 1-0 defeat for failing to make the most of their spells …
COMMENT: Light rail must anchor integrated public transport system
The light rail system now moving forward needs to be integrated into a complete public transport system worthy of a great city. The practical implementation of a respectable public transport…