INTERVIEW | Jessica Nkosi-Dlamini talks feel-good family-friendly TV, Durban July plans

Jessica Dlamini opens up about hosting LG's Make Life Good, the emotional behind-the-scenes reveals, why Mzansi is overdue for feel-good, family-friendly television, and her Durban July plans.

BMA continues repatriation of foreign nationals via Beitbridge

Just over 8 000 foreign nationals have been processed at the Beitbridge border post since 12 June.

Shaken Sinner seeks Wimbledon reset

The 2026 Wimbledon singles draw takes place on Friday and the doubles will follow.

SAPS, private security on high alert ahead of planned June 30 protests

How South Africa's new FMD management measures protect farmers and livestock trade

Government response to xenophobic violence is 'woefully inadequate', says civil society coalition

Former Manchester United star urges Relebohile Mofokeng to leave South Africa

Former Manchester United midfielder Quinton Fortune believes Relebohile Mofokeng should leave South Africa to further his career.

National Taxi Alliance says taxi industry cannot afford to halt operations on 30 June

Malele says the industry cannot afford any unplanned downtime, as this would jeopardise its ability to meet financial obligations and continue providing essential transport services.

'Nandi & The Rev' returns for second season

The new season premieres on Mzansi Magic in July.

Cleveland mass shooting case postponed

Three men have been accused of killing 13 people at the Jumpers informal settlement in Cleveland early this month.

Three Suspected Rolex Gang Members Killed In Police Shootout At Buccleuch Interchange

Three suspected members of the so-called Rolex gang have been shot dead following a shootout with police at the Buccleuch Interchange in Gauteng. The incident unfolded on 25 June after police acted on intelligence about a group of suspects travelling in three separate vehicles believed to be scouting shopping malls. A fourth suspect was later The post Three Suspected Rolex Gang Members Killed In Police Shootout At Buccleuch Interchange appeared first on SurgeZirc SA.

Fannie Masemola, co-accused to return to court in August

They appeared in court in connection with the R228 mln Medicare24 Tshwane District SAPS tender

Tennis great Chris Evert says 'relentless' cancer has returned

Tennis legend Chris Evert has revealed that her ovarian cancer has returned for a third time, forcing the 18-time Grand Slam champion to miss attending Wimbledon.

Parliament raises alarm over forensic backlogs and sexual offence cases

Parliament warned that without the timely collection, analysis and presentation of forensic evidence, the country could not effectively fight GBVF.

Fannie Masemola and co-accused could face more charges in Saps-Medicare24 tender case

The state has also indicated that additional arrests are expected.

Telcos agree plan to tighten Sim registration under Rica

South African operators have agreed interim measures to curb Sim fraud while pressing government for Rica reforms.

Key figure in South African police corruption scandal pleads guilty

Controversial businessman Vusimusi â Catâ Matlala admitted to fraud, corruption, and money laundering linked to a police service tender.

Friday marks 4 years since 21 lives were lost at the Enyobeni Tavern

An inquest to determine who should be held liable for the deaths of the young people was instituted.

Eastern Cape woman in court over alleged R986,000 RAF fraud scheme

A homecoming for the soul: SAMA32 returns to the North West

On August 15, the North West will once again become the beating heart of South African music.