KZN interracial couple cuts ties with family over racism to protect their peace
A KwaZulu-Natal interracial couple has shared how they cut off relatives after facing racism, choosing love and peace for their family and child.
Tender whistleblower murder case: Alleged hitman appears in court nearly four years after Roodepoort killing
A man accused of conspiring to murder tender whistleblower Marumo Eric Phenya has appeared in court, nearly four years after the fatal shooting in Roodepoort.
Three arrested for brutal murder of Bolt driver in Pretoria as police hunt fourth suspect
Three suspects have been arrested for the murder of a Bolt driver in Pretoria, with police still searching for a fourth suspect linked to the hijacking and killing.
2nd Township and Village Tourism Expo 2026 in Tshwane: Site Inspection Completed at Giant Stadium
Project managers conducted a site inspection at Giant Stadium ahead of the 2nd Township and Village Tourism Expo 2026 in Tshwane. The SATOVITO flagship SME platform empowers township and village…
Registration Now Open: Africa’s Coastal Marine Tourism Trade Market 2026 Career Day for Students & Youth
Student and youth registration is now open for Africa’s Coastal Marine Tourism Trade Market 2026 Career Day at Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium. Explore careers in marine tourism, conservation, and the…
China to scrap tariffs for most African countries from 1 May, boosting trade ties
China will remove tariffs on imports from 53 African countries from 1 May, expanding trade access while excluding Eswatini due to its ties with Taiwan.
Stellenbosch University defends 2026 admissions after claims of unfair treatment spark backlash
Stellenbosch University has defended its 2026 admissions process after allegations of unfair treatment and discrimination surfaced following a rejected application.
Konversations with Kim & Kwaledi: Molatelo Sefolotshi on Mental Health, Depression & Social Work
Join Kim and Kwaledi as they chat with Molatelo Sefolotshi, Founder/CEO of Molatelo Wellness, about her journey as a social worker, tackling mental health and depression, and how she supports…
Ford recalls Ranger and Everest models over dangerous software fault that could cause sudden stop
Ford Motor Company has recalled hundreds of Ranger and Everest vehicles after a software fault was found that could cause the transmission to shift into park while driving, increasing crash…
Bantu Holomisa warns criminals “no more nonsense” after SANDF deployment announcement
Deputy Defence Minister Bantu Holomisa has warned criminals there will be “no more nonsense” after President Cyril Ramaphosa announced SANDF deployment to tackle gang violence and illegal mining.
Final day for public comments on South Africa’s immigration reforms as Madonsela stresses constitutional compliance
South Africans face the final deadline to submit comments on proposed immigration reforms, with Professor Thuli Madonsela urging policies to align with the Constitution and Ubuntu principles.
Jeremy Clarkson Sued After Woman Seriously Injured at Farmer’s Dog Pub Car Park
Jeremy Clarkson is facing legal action after a visitor suffered serious injuries in a fall at the Farmer’s Dog pub car park. The incident has raised safety concerns.
Roedean Principal Resigns After Antisemitism Row, School Apologises to King David Linksfield
Roedean School principal Phuti Mogale has resigned following backlash over a cancelled tennis match with King David Linksfield. The school issued a public apology to the Jewish community.
Paul Mashatile Motorcade Accused of Blue Light Abuse on Midrand Roads
Residents accuse Deputy President Paul Mashatile’s motorcade of dangerous driving and blocking traffic in Midrand, raising concerns about safety, accountability and rule of law.
Why Exhibiting at the Africa Coastal Marine Tourism Trade Market Is Essential for Tour Operators and Tourism Businesses
From tour operators to accommodation owners and shuttle services, exhibiting at the Africa Coastal Marine Tourism Trade Market offers unmatched access to buyers, partners and new markets. Here’s why securing…
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Heineken to Cut 6,000 Jobs Globally as South Africa Emerges as Key Growth Market
Heineken will cut up to 6,000 jobs worldwide under its EverGreen 2030 strategy, targeting savings of R10.8 billion. While Europe faces retrenchments, South Africa has been named a priority growth…
Cyril Ramaphosa Threatens Jail for Water Failures as 56 Municipalities Face Criminal Charges
President Cyril Ramaphosa has warned municipal managers they could face personal criminal charges under the National Water Act as 56 municipalities already face prosecution over water failures. Government commits R156…
Ramaphosa Warns Against Blocking Foreigners from Services, Vows Crackdown on Illegal Immigration
President Cyril Ramaphosa says illegal immigration will face tougher enforcement but warns that foreign nationals cannot be unlawfully denied access to schools and clinics.
BMW M4 Driver Clocked at 204km/h Arrested After Forgetting ID at Traffic Stop
A BMW M4 driver who allegedly fled police after being caught at 204km/h was arrested after leaving his ID behind. AI technology helped track him down.
Volkswagen South Africa Boss Warns Against Higher Import Tariffs on Chinese and Indian Cars
Volkswagen SA boss Martina Biene says higher import tariffs on Chinese and Indian cars could hurt consumers and fail to fix deeper issues in local manufacturing.
