Rassie Erasmus: Why we picked Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu at 10

Springbok coach Rassie Erasmus has explained why Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu cracked the nod to start at flyhalf on Saturday.

Why SA and Zimbabwe want another bridge near Beitbridge

South Africa and Zimbabwe are prioritising the Third Limpopo Bridge and Beitbridge One Stop Border Post to boost trade.

Eastern Cape schools win battle over underfunding claims

The LRC welcomed the order but criticised the department for dragging the matter for three years before admitting unconstitutionality.

Small school's R16m tender reflects SA's bigger corruption problem

The Seshupo Primary School project raises questions about accountability, public spending and the treatment of rural communities.

'Chana Star' set for comeback under Changan Commercial banner

Exact details of the model range, including pricing, will be announced in due course.

Eldorado Park parents face October trial over daughter's murder

The charges stem from an incident, in which the father allegedly assaulted and sexually abused the couple's four‑year‑old daughter.

From Baobab to Rooibos: African products are in demand

From Baobab to Rooibos: African products are in demand International sourcing demand creates new export opportunities for African producers The Good Life Show's Hosted Buyer Programme brings qualified buyers from The post From Baobab to Rooibos: African products are in demand appeared first on Cape Business News.

Escalating risk environment demands a broader leadership pipeline for the reinsurance sector

Escalating risk environment demands a broader leadership pipeline for the reinsurance sector Women's Month provides a timely opportunity to consider how specialist industries such as reinsurance can benefit from more The post Escalating risk environment demands a broader leadership pipeline for the reinsurance sector appeared first on Cape Business News.

Cape Town's water supply remains stable, but City prepares for a more uncertain future

Cape Town's water supply remains stable, but City prepares for a more uncertain future The City's latest 2026 Water Outlook does not indicate an immediate risk to water supply, but The post Cape Town's water supply remains stable, but City prepares for a more uncertain future appeared first on Cape Business News.

South Africa's e-commerce boom is hiding a profit crisis

South Africas e-commerce boom is hiding a profit crisis Angus LePine Williams, Head of Operations at Shiprazor  South Africa's e-commerce sector is booming. The market is on track to surpass The post South Africas e-commerce boom is hiding a profit crisis appeared first on Cape Business News.

27-year-old man to appear in Orlando court for girlfriend's murder

27-year-old man is expected to appear in court in connection with the murder of his girlfriend

Third suspect in Reiger Park shooting set to appear in court

Third suspect arrested in connection with the Reiger Park shooting to appear in court on Friday

Drug lab worth over R600 million discovered in Musina, Limpopo

Five suspected drug dealers have been arrested following the discovery of an alleged drug lab in LP

EFF rejects Ramaphosa's objection to Madonsela as evidence leader

The Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) rejects Ramaphosa's objection to Madonsela as evidence leader

Crime ridden Inanda to discuss crime prevention strategy

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Another Capitec employee debarred for debit order scheme to boost performance bonus

ANC set to announce Johannesburg mayoral candidate

The ANC is set to announce its Johannesburg mayoral candidate as parties prepare for a closely contested local election on 4 November.

'You are not being truthful': Madlanga grills Fadiel Adams

A heated exchange between Fadiel Adams and Justice Mbuyiseli Madlanga put the suspended MP's testimony firmly under the spotlight.

Absa takes R3.5 tn GEPF role: What changes for your pension?

A major GEPF shake-up puts Absa in charge of a key R3.5 trillion role. Here's what it means for pensioners.