Congolese chefs put high-end spin on traditional cuisine

Yam gratin, safou-fruit butter and caterpillar sauce: in the Democratic Republic of Congo, a country not usually associated with high cuisine, a new generation of chefs is putting a gourmet spin on traditional recipes.

Ekurhuleni adopts budget after fourth attempt

City of Ekurhuleni Mayor has welcomed the adoption of the metro's 2026/27 budget.

Lungu family celebrates Supreme Court ruling on burial wishes

REMINDER | June-July school holidays start this week

Learners across South Africa are counting down the hours until the end of Term 2 - and the start of the June-July school holidays.

Complainant pushes for upgrade of charges against Kolwapi over firearm discharge case

Kolwapi briefly appeared in the Plettenberg Bay Magistrate's Court in the Western Cape this morning.

High Court to decide fate of Johannesburg's controversial 65.6% water levy hike

World Rugby rankings reminder on eve of Springbok season

The Springboks will look to hold onto a handy buffer at the top of the World Rugby rankings as they start a busy 2026 season.

The Cape Town suburb where apartment prices jumped 64 percent in five years

One of Cape Town's most exclusive suburbs has seen apartment values reach record highs as demand continues to outstrip supply.

Is Elon Musk still a trillionaire after SpaceX investors hit the SELL button?

Elon Musk's fortune has taken a massive hit following a sharp selloff in SpaceX shares, with the world's richest person losing an estimated $350 billion in net worth over the past week.

WATCH: Wicknell Chivayo becomes Black Coffee's neighbour after R160m Clifton purchase

Wicknell Chivayo has unveiled his new R160 million Clifton home, placing him among the elite residents of SA's most exclusive suburb.

Exxaro believes it could export more coal if Transnet improves rail

'Coal remains the foundation of Exxaro's earnings, cash generation and sustainable returns.'

Have your say on the bill that could reshape SA telecoms

Stakeholders have until 21 August to weigh in before parliament decides the sector's regulatory future.

Witness K claims was unaware of true value of stolen precious stones

Witness K is testifying before the Madlanga Commission of Inquiry.

June 2026 COVID-19 SRD payment dates: What beneficiaries need to know

Huge fuel price cuts in July 2026: Here's how much it could FALL

South Africa's motorists could finally receive some much-needed relief at the pumps in July, with the latest fuel price data pointing to significant decreases for both petrol and diesel.

30 June shutdown threat could cost taxpayers R600 million

South Africa's security cluster has activated a R600m operation to prepare for possible unrest linked to a threatened 30 June shutdown.

From Cannes to the World Cup: Inside SA stars' glamorous summer abroad

South African stars are taking centre stage around the world this summer. Here's a round-up of where Mzansi's favourites have been jetting off to.

'Our safe space': Marise Pollard's Father's Day tribute to Handre

Marise Pollard penned a touching Father's Day tribute to her husband, Springboks fly-half Handre Pollard. Take a look...

Man 'butchered' after failed robbery attempt in KZN

Locals found the man lying beside the road, 'butchered' after an unsuccessful escape.

Thailand Launches FastPass Program, Unlocking USD 21 billion in Strategic High-Tech Investment

BANGKOK, THAILAND Media OutReach Newswire 23 June 2026 Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul formally launched Thailand FastPass at Government House, mobilizing over USD 21 billion (approximately 700 billion baht) in strategic high-tech investment. The program integrates eight government agencies to cut regulatory approval timelines by up to 50 percent, accelerating approved investments from The post Thailand Launches FastPass Program, Unlocking USD 21 billion in Strategic High-Tech Investment appeared first on SurgeZirc SA.