Daily Snow Report: the fire risk that's building while the rest of the country cools off

Thursday's Daily Snow Report has most of the country looking fine, but SAWS has flagged something specific worth knowing before you head out.

Why dialogue between March and March and AfriForum is not betrayal

Movements like March and March emerged because the state failed to enforce immigration policy and address unemployment concerns.

Africa's tech leapfrog: From mobile to banking to AI revolution

South Africa leapfrogged landlines in the 1990s, moving straight to mobile networks.

Former Eskom buyer, associates convicted in R8.5m fraud and money laundering scheme

Nozipho Ntuli, a former Eskom buyer, abused her position by fraudulently awarding tenders to companies connected to people close to her.

Senegal opposition presses president to set local election date

Senegalâ s opposition is urging President Bassirou Diomaye Faye to set a date for local elections, turning the vote into a potential early showdown with former ally Ousmane Sonko.

Man nabbed for girlfriend's murder in Klerksdorp

The suspect was arrested within hours after his details were released.

Kenya tourist helicopter crash kills 7

All seven people - six passengers and one pilot - were killed, authorities said.

KZN Agri nears 80% Foot-and-Mouth vaccination goal

KwaZulu-Natal is one of the worst affected provinces in the Foot-and-mouth outbreak.

Mkhwanazi, five others face court again over Mbense killing

Julius Mkhwanazi and his co-accused facing charges of murder and defeating the ends of justice.

Chidimma Adetshina's future in South Africa hangs in the balance following court setback

Transport MEC warns used car dealerships buying hijacked state vehicles

New Bafana Bafana coach to replace three superstars

Bafana Bafana face a major selection headache ahead of the AFCON 2027 qualifiers, with three key players ruled out as the search for a new head coach continues.

Solar surge leaves Eskom chasing billions in lost revenue

South Africa's solar boom is cutting into Eskom revenue as households and businesses turn to self-generation amid high electricity costs.

Prasa retrenchments spark union fury as Creecy's task team moves to save jobs

The two largest unions at Prasa - reacted with fury after the rail operator announced plans to retrench workers.

South Africa to get a new national 5G broadband network

Comsol has secured billions of rand in funding to deploy the Woan the government never could.

Rankings permutations: Make or break for Springboks

The top spot in the World Rugby rankings could be set for a shake up after the Springboks and All Blacks' first Test.

If Joburg fails SA fails, warns alarming new report

Joburg Water has a R26.6 billion backlog, electricity has a R44 billion backlog and 54 132 outages were reported in six months last year.

Workhorse-ready single cab new Toyota Hilux officially priced

Hilux range has been completed, for now, with the arrival of the new generation single cab.

All Blacks' Tana Umaga says Boks far more than just 'big-bang' forwards running at you

The All Blacks are looking to focus more on their own game than the Springboks, ahead of the opening RGR Test this weekend.

South Africa's rising trade risk: The silent shockwave

South Africa's rising trade risk: The silent shockwave By Thabiso Tsoledi, General Manager: Risk and Business Development, Credit Guarantee Insurance Corporation of Africa (CGIC) SOUTH Africa entered 2026 with cautious The post South Africa's rising trade risk: The silent shockwave appeared first on Cape Business News.