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Walmart’s big plans to beat Checkers and Pick n Pay in South Africa

Business—9 Dec 2025

Less than 20% of lost or stolen police firearms are recovered in South Africa

South Africa—9 Dec 2025

ANC running out of money

South Africa—9 Dec 2025

MultiChoice to delist from the JSE, and Mashatile dodges questions about Louis Liebenberg links

South Africa—9 Dec 2025

The woman silently gunning to be president of the ANC

South Africa—9 Dec 2025

Major decline in South African military operations

South Africa—8 Dec 2025

White racial superiority is the real threat to South Africa – Ramaphosa

South Africa—8 Dec 2025

DStv losing more channels

Business—8 Dec 2025

Warning about unsafe water in a prominent South African town

South Africa—8 Dec 2025

John Steenhuisen launches scathing attack on top South African journalist

South Africa—8 Dec 2025

Jobs bloodbath looming in South Africa

South Africa—8 Dec 2025

What the United States says about South Africa

South Africa—8 Dec 2025

South African firm to import 46 trains, and massive solar plant launches in the Western Cape

South Africa—8 Dec 2025

Durban beaches get all clear despite failing water quality tests

South Africa—8 Dec 2025

R311 million and 14 years later, yet still no taxi rank

South Africa—7 Dec 2025

‘It’s not an easy one’: Broos weighs in on Bafana’s World Cup group

Sport—7 Dec 2025

The restaurant named the ‘best culinary experience in South Africa’

South Africa—7 Dec 2025

The South African province with only one ambulance for every 20,000 people

South Africa—7 Dec 2025

Eleven killed as mass shootings continue to rock Gauteng

South Africa—6 Dec 2025

Assassination of key witness adds to mounting pressure on police in South Africa

South Africa—6 Dec 2025

White people are doing pretty well in South Africa, despite what Trump claims

South Africa—6 Dec 2025

Less than 40% of criminal cases are solved in South Africa

South Africa—6 Dec 2025

Johannesburg mayor unseated as ANC regional chair

South Africa—5 Dec 2025

Crime Intelligence head allowed to return to work

South Africa—5 Dec 2025

Nearly 1 in 5 Eastern Cape households have no water

South Africa—5 Dec 2025

The state won’t let Zuma stall his corruption case any longer

South Africa—5 Dec 2025

South Africa refuses to bow to US pressure

South Africa—5 Dec 2025

Untrained officers deployed to disperse student protests, and the new Hilux is years behind competition

South Africa—5 Dec 2025

R72 million debt stalls 22 water projects in South Africa’s richest city

South Africa—5 Dec 2025

Parents stuck waiting for school placements in South Africa’s richest province

South Africa—4 Dec 2025
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Government departments owe a small South African municipality R45.97 million

South Africa—12 Sep 2026

Top companies hit by crackdown in Johannesburg, including Dis-Chem, MTN, Absa, Coca-Cola, Netflix, Rocomamas, Fanta, Smirnoff, Changan

Business—12 Sep 2026

Warning to South Africans who have a domestic worker

South Africa—12 Sep 2026

Nigeria boycotts South African events

South Africa—12 Sep 2026

South Africa to extradite six Nigerians who are members of the Black Axe crime network

South Africa—12 Sep 2026

End of an era for Coca-Cola in South Africa

Business—11 Sep 2026

Small South African town voted the best in the country now suffering with service delivery problems

South Africa—11 Sep 2026

Mayor hosted an extravagant gala evening even as the city does not have money for basic services

South Africa—11 Sep 2026

Officials in an ANC municipality owe R25 million in personal outstanding bills

South Africa—11 Sep 2026

The key to a successful marketing campaign in South Africa

Industry News—11 Sep 2026

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South Africa’s police protecting criminals and arresting law-abiding farmers

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90% of land reform projects destroyed functioning farms and 88% of South Africans took money instead of land

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The Woolworths Food product which costs R207,000 per kilogram

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The son of Johann Rupert set to take over the R262 billion family empire

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Business

The Woolworths Food product which costs R207,000 per kilogram

The son of Johann Rupert set to take over the R262 billion family empire

Top companies hit by crackdown in Johannesburg, including Dis-Chem, MTN, Absa, Coca-Cola, Netflix, Rocomamas, Fanta, Smirnoff, Changan

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International

South African taken hostage by terrorist group right next door

New map of the world where Africa is bigger

Conference against racism held in Durban slated for promoting antisemitism, anti-capitalism, and anti-Westernism

Opinion

DA follows ANC example on cadre deployment

President Cyril Ramaphosa’s message to South Africa: People guilty of unlawful and unethical conduct welcome in his cabinet

The speech of a President with one eye on the exit door

South Africa

South Africa’s police protecting criminals and arresting law-abiding farmers

New Afrikaans University in Pretoria: Photos

South Africa’s only river port city where sewage flows in the water

Sport

South African gold medallist threatened with a R856,000 fine and was not paid her winnings for a year

Here is the list of all the officials, fans, journalists, and influencers who went on Gayton McKenzie’s R31 million FIFA World Cup trip

Gayton McKenzie’s department spent R593,219 for one official to travel to two cities

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