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Unbeaten Crinums lead charge as semi-final spots confirmed
Rowan Callaghan|Published

Unbeaten Crinums lead charge as semi-final spots confirmed

Brave Springbok Women’s Sevens keep core status hopes alive in Valladolid

Rowan Callaghan|Published

A spirited late fightback in Spain sees the Springbok Women's Sevens claim crucial wins over Argentina and Brazil, keeping their survival dreams alive ahead of Bordeaux. ...

Cuba on the Brink: Scenarios for US Military Action

Dmitry Kornev|Published

The Caribbean is on edge as US-Cuba relations reach a boiling point. This article explores the potential scenarios for US military intervention in Cuba, analysing ...

Ebola Outbreak in the DRC: A Complex Public Health Challenge

Dirk Druet|Published

Amidst rising Ebola cases in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the international community faces a daunting public health challenge exacerbated by conflict and ...

Murder case against KwaNxamalala Inkosi delayed as fresh bail bid stalls High Court transfer

Sabelo Nsele|Published

The transfer of murder charges against KwaNxamalala traditional leader Inkosi Simphiwe Erick Zuma to the Pietermaritzburg High Court was delayed after he indicated ...

South Africans increasingly access the economy through platforms, not markets

Wesley Niemann|Published

Explore how South Africa's economic landscape is transforming as consumers increasingly rely on platforms for access to goods and services, reshaping traditional ...

Football night turns to bloodbath as five shot dead at Durban tavern

Zimbili Vilakazi|Published

Residents of Nsimbini in Mayville, Durban, are reeling after a mass shooting at a local tavern left five people dead and several others injured. Witnesses say three ...

KZN police warn against fake news after false claims foreigners kidnapped schoolchildren

Zimbili Vilakazi|Published

A Pietermaritzburg councillor has condemned the spread of false claims that foreign nationals kidnapped learners from a school transport taxi in KwaMpumuza. Councillor ...

Monday morning stink leaves KZN teacher contemplating quitting

Nkosikhona Cele|Published

A Grade R teacher at uMlalazi Primary School in eShowe, northern KwaZulu-Natal, says she is considering leaving the profession after repeatedly finding human excrement ...

ANC's External Search for Ethical Leaders a Damning Indictment

Dr. Reneva Fourie|Published

The ANC's recent decision to open public nominations for leadership positions highlights a significant crisis within the party, revealing a lack of confidence in ...

From repair shop frustration to a fast growing business: How Michanic is changing car care

Ashley Lechman|Published

After growing frustrated with poor service at a repair workshop, Lesetja Dikgale built Michanic, a mobile mechanic business now operating across five provinces.

IEC urges political parties to engage youth voters

Bongani Hans|Published

With 70% of eligible young South Africans unregistered to vote, the Electoral Commission urges political parties to engage the youth ahead of the upcoming local ...

Watch VideoBafana Bafana's 2002 Fifa World Cup chaos vs Hugo Broos' 2026 stability

Mihlali Baleka|Published

The Bafana Bafana's chaotic road between 1998 and 2006, marked by coaching changes and underperformance, contrasts sharply with the stability under Hugo Broos as ...

Watch VideoBafana coach Hugo Broos: Ample time to restore Lyle Foster's confidence ahead of World Cup

Mihlali Baleka|Published

Hugo Broos backs struggling striker Lyle Foster, confident Bafana Bafana can restore his confidence and goal-scoring form before the World Cup.

Celebrating 100 years: Dennis Naidu's journey of creativity and resilience

Taschica Pillay|Published

At 100 years old, Dennis Naidu celebrates his centenary by decorating his own birthday cake and sharing his life lessons on longevity, creativity, and resilience. ...

Watch VideoTalking points: Bafana Bafana's depth tested, Lyle Foster's confidence remains a concern

Mihlali Baleka|Published

Bafana's final friendly confirmed good squad depth and new talent, but exposed striker Lyle Foster's low confidence ahead of the crucial World Cup opening game.

March and March calls for peace and calm after foreign-owned shops looted in Estcourt

Siphesihle Buthelezi and Sabelo Nsele|Published

March and March founder Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma has appealed for calm and restraint following the looting of six foreign-owned shops in Estcourt, KwaZulu-Natal. As ...

Phala Phala scandal: Mkhwebane Foundation calls for US investigation into Ramaphosa

Loyiso Sidimba|Published

The Advocate Busisiwe Mkhwebane Foundation has formally urged US authorities to investigate President Cyril Ramaphosa, alleging serious violations linked to the ...

Repo rate hike deepens financial pain for South African households

Ashley Lechman|Published

Economists and consumer experts warn that South Africans already battling rising food, fuel and electricity costs now face even greater financial strain following ...

Weak Policies, Poor Governance Stoking Anti-Immigrant Sentiment

Prof. Bheki Mngomezulu|Published

Explore how recent protest marches against illegal immigrants are raising important questions about governance and policy in South Africa.