South African-born fitness coach Leroy Saunders dies after collapsing at HYROX Bangkok 2026

Soweto manhunt: 'Dangerous' suspect wanted for partner's murder

A disturbing discovery in Soweto has sparked an urgent police manhunt, with authorities warning that the wanted suspect is dangerous.

TRC Cases Inquiry hears lack of political will hindered prosecutions

Pretorious was quizzed on the loss of dockets by the unit of the Cradock 4.

Govt, business must work together to boost investment: Mabuyane

Mabuyane says stronger coordination between government and business is needed to boost investment.

Chidimma Adetshina decries unfair treatment in deportation bid

Adetshina's lawyers launched an application to challenge the decision to withdraw her SA ID.

SAPS issues urgent call for Simiso Silomo Phakathi to surrender in girlfriend's murder case

Orlando Pirates CAF opponents have 'normal day jobs'

Former Mauritius star Jean-Marc Ithier believes Orlando Pirates will have too much quality for their CAF CL opponents.

Live score: Mamelodi Sundowns vs Marumo Gallants

Mamelodi Sundowns host Marumo Gallants in the Betway Premiership at the Loftus Versveld Stadium. Follow the live updates here.

The provinces where civil judgments exceeded R1 billion in 1 year

South Africa is in the midst of a debt crisis. That crisis is hitting two provinces hardest, causing civil judgments to surpass R1 billion.

PICTURES: Rugby's Greatest Rivalry trophy unveiled

A trophy created in two halves - yet drawn together by magnetism - has been unveiled for Rugby's Greatest Rivalry series.

UNVEILED: The trophy that the Springboks and All Blacks are playing for

A unique trophy featuring two halves that can be split should Rugby's Greatest Rivalry series be drawn, was unveiled on Wednesday.

Why the future of robotics depends on more women

Why the future of robotics depends on more women As robotics, artificial intelligence (AI) and automation continue to transform industries, one challenge remains: women are still underrepresented in the fields The post Why the future of robotics depends on more women appeared first on Cape Business News.

Cape Town Manufacturing Summit Opens Registrations as Industry Leaders Prepare to Drive the Next Phase of Manufacturing Growth

Cape Town Manufacturing Summit Opens Registrations as Industry Leaders Prepare to Drive the Next Phase of Manufacturing Growth Registrations are now open for the Cape Town Manufacturing Summit, bringing together The post Cape Town Manufacturing Summit Opens Registrations as Industry Leaders Prepare to Drive the Next Phase of Manufacturing Growth appeared first on Cape Business News.

When Good Oils Go Bad – Thermal Breakdown: When Oil Can't Take the Heat

When Good Oils Go Bad Thermal Breakdown: When Oil Can't Take the Heat By Steven Lumley, technical manager, WearCheck WearCheck's "When Good Oils Go Bad" series takes an in-depth The post When Good Oils Go Bad Thermal Breakdown: When Oil Can't Take the Heat appeared first on Cape Business News.

InnoVent bursary programme focuses on employability, not just education

InnoVent bursary programme focuses on employability, not just education SOUTH Africa's education crisis is no longer simply about access to universities or bursaries. Thousands of young people receive financial support The post InnoVent bursary programme focuses on employability, not just education appeared first on Cape Business News.

Cape Town Tech exits – billion-rand deals cement city's VC leadership

Cape Town Tech exits billion-rand deals cement city's VC leadership By Larry Claasen CAPE TOWN is once again proving itself to be a hub for tech innovation in the The post Cape Town Tech exits billion-rand deals cement city's VC leadership appeared first on Cape Business News.

China can now land rocket boosters, just like SpaceX

China's LandSpace has landed an orbital-class booster, narrowing the gap with the US in reusable rockets.

Finally, some good news on memory-chip prices

Xiaomi has said the pace of memory-price increases had started to slow and should continue to slow in the second half.

A hidden charge in your electricity bill is being scrapped

Energy minister Kgosientsho Ramokgopa has outlined a major overhaul to South Africa's electricity pricing policy.

Nissan's Rosslyn plant buyer now also builds police robots

The car maker taking over Nissan's Rosslyn plant in Pretoria has and big plans for its humanoid robotics division.