Self-proclaimed political fixer Brown Mogotsi returns to court

Self-proclaimed political fixer Brown Mogotsi is set to appear in Johannesburg Magistrate' Court

Pirates vs Sundowns: MTN8 final date, kickoff time, TV details

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Wing and a prayer won't save ANC ahead of polls

First, it was Fikile Mbalula saying the party can never die because it is divinely protected by God and ancestors in a speech last month.

Cape Town businessman accused of stealing R1.2m granted bail

The man entered into an agreement under which he would provide fleet services for a clients during the G20 Summit in SA.

MK party blasts GNU as fuel price hike pushes petrol above R30/litre

Petrol price have hit a new record in South Africa.

Sibiya's bail battle continues amid rape, sexual grooming charges

A new charge of contravening the Firearms Control Act has also been added to his charges.

Seven men accused of killing AKA and Tibz return to court

The seven men accused of murdering AKA and Tibz are expected to be back in the Durban High Court

Heritage on the menu: EC women turn treasured traditional recipes and indigenous knowledge into a lasting record

A collective of nearly 100 women from the Eastern Cape is harnessing the power of storytelling and literature to safeguard indigenous culinary heritage. Operating as the Eastern Cape Women Writers Association, the group has compiled and published a 92-page traditional recipe book aimed at documenting generational knowledge before it is lost to time.

Record fuel prices to hit consumers hard

Eastern Cape households are facing tougher times as a sharp fuel price increase took effect today, piling pressure on consumers already struggling with the rising cost of putting food on the table. The price of 95-octane petrol rose by R3.33 a litre from Wednesday, while 93-octane petrol increased by R3.

The Stats don't lie: Heart disease kills almost 20% of South Africans

UCT student launches Bites app to help Cape Town diners find cheaper meals

Why isn't South Africa reintroducing fuel tax relief measures? Economists say it's not that simple

Government Printing Works reports higher production and assets of R3.95bn

Labour Appeal Court orders Namaqua Wines to reinstate worker fired for calling manager a 'white racist'

Kaizer Chiefs eye R6.6 million payday after MTN8 disappointment

Kaizer Chiefs have another chance to land a major financial windfall after missing out on the MTN

Fire damages and vandalism add to Joburg central substation woes

City Power says theft and vandalism have cost it hundreds of millions of rands in repairs, while outages continue to disrupt the inner city.

Winning new business? Don't let your insurance fall behind

Rapid seasonal growth can leave South African businesses exposed to severe underinsurance risks. Expert advice highlights the crucial policy areas to review before peak season begins.

Documentary follows Miss SA finalists

Ahead of the Miss South Africa 2026 Finale, the seven-part documentary series 'The Mandate' follows 19 finalists navigating leadership, entrepreneurship, and public purpose.

Wayile steps aside from Civil Society Coalition over mayoral candidacy

Former Nelson Mandela Bay mayor Zanoxolo Wayile has stepped down from the Civil Society Coalition to run as the SACPâ s mayoral candidate in the upcoming local elections.

Thirteen Rhodes graduation ceremony protesters set to appear in court

Thirteen Rhodes University students, released on warning after being arrested for staging an unlawful protest on Friday, are expected to make their first court appearance on Monday. They were part of a group of more than 100 students who had taken part in a silent protest outside the 1820 Settlers Monument in Makhanda, where the university was hosting a graduation ceremony for its masters and PHD students.