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Western Cape High Court rules dog owner not liable for R350 000 ankle injury
Sinenhlanhla Masilela|Published

Western Cape High Court rules dog owner not liable for R350 000 ankle injury

Malema's five year prison sentence shakes politics

Sipho Jack, Hope Ntanzi and Simon Majadibodu|Published

Julius Malema's five-year prison sentence for firearm offences has sparked intense debate and varied reactions across South Africa, raising questions about the implications ...

Heritage backlash over new accommodation plans at Robben Island

ZamaNdosi Cele|Published

Plans to convert former prison guard houses into tourist accommodation at Robben Island Museum have ignited a fierce debate among South Africans, raising questions ...

Why Eerste River is quietly becoming Cape Town’s hottest residential growth node

Given Majola|Published

Eerste River is strategically located with easy access to major routes like the N2 and R300 and is close to key economic hubs such as Bellville, Stellenbosch, and ...

Chaos erupts at Athlone Stadium as job seekers injured in stampede

Kim Swartz|Updated

Chaos at Athlone Stadium as 25 000 job seekers flock to 'A Day of 1 000 Opportunities', resulting in injuries and crowd control challenges, but officials confirm ...

Legal battle ensues over placement of English learners in Afrikaans school

Zelda Venter|Published

A court ruling has emerged in Mpumalanga regarding the controversial placement of 78 English-speaking learners at an Afrikaans medium school, raising concerns about ...

Thrift markets to ringside seats: your ultimate Cape Town weekend guide

Vuyile Madwantsi|Published

Get ready for an exhilarating weekend in Cape Town, where thrilling sports, enriching arts, and vibrant community events await you there's something for everyone ...

Cape Town’s first electric MyCiTi bus arrives in August

Murray Swart|Published

Cape Town is set to welcome its first electric MyCiTi bus in August 2026, marking a significant step towards sustainable public transport with 30 electric buses ...

Parklands community demands urgent reopening of SAPS satellite station after shooting

Murray Swart|Published

" In response to a recent shooting, the Parklands community is mobilising to demand the reopening of their SAPS satellite station, citing escalating crime and inadequate ...

Watch VideoKhulumani Ndamane embracing Champions League challenge at Mamelodi Sundowns

Mihlali Baleka|Published

Khulumani Ndamane is relishing his first CAF Champions League campaign, gaining valuable experience as he looks to help Mamelodi Sundowns reach the final.

Global Education celebrates 20 years with its highly anticipated ‘May Study Abroad Expo’ across South Africa and Zimbabwe ...

Partnered Content|Updated

Join Global Education in celebrating 20 years of transforming study abroad dreams into reality at the May Study Abroad Expo in South Africa and Zimbabwe.

Hummus supplier faces R1 million penalty from NCC due to Listeria issues

Mthobisi Nozulela|Published

The National Consumer Commission has taken significant action against a hummus supplier after Listeria contamination was discovered in its products, potentially ...

CPUT graduand's journey from Nyanga to Hollywood

Yaeesh Collins|Published

Anande Kuse was among more than 9,000 students who graduated during CPUT's autumn ceremonies this week, earning her Advanced Diploma in Film Production.

Watch VideoTactical tweak: How midfield discipline and structural order revived Kaizer Chiefs’ season

Mihlali Baleka|Published

Kaizer Chiefs have secured five consecutive wins in the Betway Premiership. We analyse the tactical shifts from co-coaches Cedric Kaze and Khalil Ben Youssef that ...

Watch VideoBlitzboks reset for Hong Kong SVNS as coach Snyman demands discipline and a fresh start

Rowan Callaghan|Published

After a dominant regular season, the Springbok Sevens have arrived in Hong Kong with a " start from zero" mentality. Coach Philip Snyman discusses the reset and ...

Cape Town ratepayers warned of significant municipal bill hikes in draft budget

Murray Swart|Published

Ratepayers in Cape Town are warned of potentially steep municipal bill increases exceeding inflation in the City’s draft 2026/27 budget, raising concerns among residents ...

SA Navy Festival 2026 set to attract large crowds in Simon’s Town

Murray Swart|Published

Get ready for an action-packed weekend as the South African Navy invites you to the SA Navy Festival 2026 in Simon’s Town from April 16 to 19!

Economic activity surges as South Africans spend R1.475 trillion, but fuel costs loom large

Nicola Mawson|Published

Despite a surge in spending to R1.475 trillion in March, South Africa faces rising fuel costs that could jeopardise its economic recovery.

How staff shortages in South Africa's prisons compromise safety and healthcare

Hope Ntanzi|Published

Correctional Services Minister Pieter Groenewald has warned that severe staff shortages in South Africa’s prisons are undermining safety, security and rehabilitation ...

Debate ignites over Roelf Meyer’s appointment as US ambassador

Sipho Jack|Published

Roelf Meyer’s appointment as South Africa's ambassador to the US has sparked a heated debate. Can a 78-year-old navigate the complex political landscape?