VOLATILE: Government racing to contain mounting tensions as anti-illegal-immigration marches spread across South Africa, undocumented migrants face intensified crackdowns, and hundreds of foreign nationals...
NETWORK: Hundreds of roads, bridges and mountain passes across the Western Cape have been damaged by severe flooding, with repair costs expected to surpass the devastation caused by the 2023 and 2024 storms...
EXCHANGE: SECOND-HALF RESURGENCE SEES SUNDOWNS OVERTURN A FIRST-HALF DEFICIT TO BEAT GERMAN VISITORS RB LEIPZIG, WHILE CLUB CAPTAIN THEMBA ZWANE COMMITS TO THE AFRICAN CHAMPIONS… By Lehlohonolo Lehana...
GENERATION: South Africa may be forced to keep ageing coal-fired power stations running beyond their planned retirement dates as gas projects meant to replace them fall behind schedule, raising fresh...
SMASH-AND-GRAB: The arrest of MK Party chief whip Mmabatho Mokoena-Zondi over alleged salary extortion from junior researchers exposes yet another layer of dysfunction, entitlement and political theatre in...
CONTRIBUTIONS: With just weeks remaining before nominations close on June 30, the Gauteng Provincial Legislature urges residents to put forward women and girls whose leadership, courage and community service deserve...
RESISTANCE: Housing activists, trade unions and grassroots movements say the proposed PIE Amendment Bill threatens to criminalise poverty, weaken constitutional protections and make it easier to evict vulnerable...
ULTRA-LUXURY FOR TWO: The Mercedes Benz Maybach SL 680 Monogram Series is the brand’s first -ever convertible and has been tipped as the world’s most expensive roadster… By Ali Mphaki South Africa is alive with...
LEGACY: After several years in Gauteng, South Africa’s premier music awards heading back to their traditional home in the North West Province, with organisers and government promising a memorable celebration of local...
HISTORICAL: A gripping new theatrical production marking 50 years since the Soweto Uprising is set to take centre stage at The Market Theatre, blending historical fiction, lived memory and powerful storytelling to...
HAUL: Advanced cargo scanners and intelligence-led operations help authorities intercept one of South Africa’s biggest drug consignments, exposing the growing sophistication of transnational crime networks… By Own...
SYSTEMS: Alarming weaknesses in public health facilities across South Africa and Zimbabwe are sabotaging their ability to detect cancer early, according to a local study… By WSAM Reporter A groundbreaking study led by...
CATALYST: Mpumalanga MEC Jesta Sidell has positioned the Nkomazi Special Economic Zone as a catalyst for manufacturing growth, investment and job creation, saying the project will help transform the province into a...
Chief Justice Mandisa Maya led a special ceremonial session of the Constitutional Court to mark the retirement of Justice Zukisa L L Tshiqi this week. The judge’s last day in office climaxed with the delivery of her...
CUES: How your body clock can affect your workouts… By Paul Hough While some people can spring out of bed at six in the morning and go straight into their day, others prefer to wake up later as they’re most productive...
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