Klerksdorp man arrested after allegedly offering Hawks R10,000 bribe

Tides: Heading to the coast? Here's what to know today

Heading to the coast on Tuesday? Check the high and low tide times before visiting the beach, fishing or heading into the water.

Weather Report: Severe thunderstorms hit six provinces today

Tuesday brings a wet, stormy start to the day across much of the interior, with thunderstorm warnings stretching from the North West to the Northern Cape. Here's the full picture.

September school holidays: Six things to do with kids in Durban

From aquarium fun to budget friendly picnics and more, here are six things to do with kids during the school holidays in Durban.

URC Round 2: Why some teams won't get their Springbok boost

Some of the Springboks who faced Australia in Perth may not feature in the URC Round 2 this weekend.

Appealing to US for leverage damages Afrikaner cause at home

Writer says SA-US relations at an all-time low because US has seen fit to do political bidding for Ernst Roets and far-right companions.

What can motorists afford to cut as household bills climb? 

What can motorists afford to cut as household bills climb? September's fuel increases are a reminder that an affordable car instalment can disguise an unaffordable monthly bill. Once petrol, insurance, The post What can motorists afford to cut as household bills climb?  appeared first on Cape Business News.

Sudan foreign minister slams US over visa block on army chief

Sudanese Foreign Minister Mohieldin Salim Ahmed Ibrahim criticized the United States Monday for failing to issue a visa to Army Chief Gen. Abdel-Fattah Burhan to attend the U.N. General Assembly, while calling for an end to foreign support fueling the countryâ s civil war.

WEATHER: Thunderstorms, hail and freezing conditions to sweep across SA TODAY

Take a detailed look at what the weather has in store for South Africa's nine provinces this Tuesday, 29 September 2026.

Slovoville residents at risk from toxic mining dump exposure

Residents of Slovoville in Roodepoort are at risk of exposure to hazardous substances if tailings facility is not rehabilitated.

Proteas set to ring the changes for final ODI against Australia

Having taken an unassailable lead in the ODI series, the Proteas may look to test their depth by bringing in some youngsters for the third game.

OpenAI cancels October launch of GPT-6.1 Astra

OpenAI has scrapped GPT-6.1 Astra's October release after the model failed internal safety and alignment tests.

Anthropic bets AI will outstrip electricity and the internet

Anthropic plans to spend US$518-billion on computing and infrastructure as it eyes a $2-trillion listing.

Munetsi's late strike not enough for Zimbabwe against DR Congo

Marshall Munetsi scored late for Zimbabwe, but the Warriors suffered a 2-1 defeat to DR Congo in their 2027 AFCON qualifier in Harare.

Two changes: Bafana Bafana's expected starting 11 vs Eritrea

Eritrea host South Africa in the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations (Afcon) qualifiers at the Al-Salam Stadium in Cairo, Egypt. Here is the line up to expect...

Springbok Women celebrate famous win

The Springbok Women will head into this weekend's match against Spain full of confidence after a morale-boosting victory.

Fourways Mall managers get option to buy up to 15% after steering turnaround

New 'upside' fee structure also firmly weds parties to each other for the next five years.

Cape Town Airbnb hosts could pay triple rates

Short-term letting properties may be subject to commercial rates.

South Africans can now buy weight-loss drugs and 'pay later'

High costs are reportedly driving some patients towards cheaper, illicit or unregistered alternatives.

Top cop Sibiya back in court on rape, sexual grooming and trafficking charges

The National Prosecuting Authority raised concerns about the possibility of escape and witness interference as it prepared to oppose bail for Sibiya.