Family of missing businessman Anesen Pillay holds out hope amid tragic discovery

Cape Town 'mountain people' accused of catfishing tourists [video]

A for effort? A group of South Africans in Cape Town are accused of duping tourists into believe that they are 'mountain people'...

Du Noon killings: 10111 operator at centre of shocking twist

Police are investigating the handling of an emergency call made as a motorist allegedly witnessed the deadly Du Noon attack unfold.

Baboon opens car door and steals woman's KFC in hilarious viral moment – WATCH

Watch how a bold Cape Town baboon opens a car door, grabs a woman's KFC and sends her retreating back inside, leaving onlookers in stitches.

No one walked away with the jackpot, but 113 963 people still had a GREAT night

Tuesday's PowerBall draw didn't crown a jackpot winner, but that didn't stop tens of thousands of players from cashing in.

Dreaming of a Caribbean getaway? Here's the GOOD visa news

Dreaming of a Caribbean getaway? South African passport holders have 17 destinations in the region that they can access without obtaining a traditional visa before departure.

RIP Dolly Parton: Five most famous songs to remember

From 'Jolene' to '9 to 5' and more, take a look at Dolly Parton's Top 5 most famous songs as we remember the late iconic singer

MTN8 semi-finals: Pirates hold the edge, Sundowns face early exit

The MTN8 semi-finals wrap up this weekend. Orlando Pirates are chasing another final, while Mamelodi Sundowns are in danger of an early exit.

Cat Matlala back in hot seat as Madlanga probe deepens

Cat Matlala faces fresh scrutiny at the Madlanga Commission as evidence leaders dig deeper into his financial dealings and relationships.

Irma Stern, Maggie Laubser lead Strauss & Co's flagship September sale

Strauss Co's flagship Evening Sale on Tuesday, 15 September in Cape Town features an exceptional group of works by women artists spanning South African modern and contemporary art.

Major water shutdown to hit parts of Durban overnight

Parts of Durban will be affected by a 10-hour water shutdown from today, 26 August. Here's the affected areas.

What South Africans Google and what it says about us

South Africans are Googling narcissists, gaslighting, love, and anxiety. A psychologist says the searches say a lot about us.

Lamola welcomes Dlamini‑Zuma's withdrawal of ANC vote‑buying claims

Dlamini-Zuma alleged that a voice note implicated Lamola in paying delegates at the ANC's 2017 elective conference

FSCA confirms insider trading investigation into Curro shares

Has escalated its inquiry into share dealings ahead of the Jannie Mouton Foundation's R7.2bn buyout offer from an assessment to a formal investigation.

What African and EU firms must know about data residency

Europe has one regime. Africa has more than 40. Multinationals must satisfy them all at once.

Agentic AI is turning WhatsApp into a sales channel

Apps, websites and chatbots no longer keep up with what South African customers expect.

No arrests after 10-month-old baby's legs broken in Saldanha assault

Mfundo Vilakazi: 'Bring on the Rich Boyz'

Mfundo Vilakazi believes the 2026/27 season can be a defining campaign in his development as he looks to establish himself as one of South Africa's leading young players.

BUSINESS INSIGHTS: The sectional title bargain that comes with someone else's bill

Buying sectional title? Always check the body corporate's financials, levies, and special levies before you buy.

Malmesbury '764' teen faces 15 charges ahead of bail hearing

The Malmesbury teenager accused of links to the international "764" network now faces more charges as his next court appearance approaches.