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Pick n Pay becoming a ‘new company’

Business—22 Oct 2025

Two more killed as mass shootings continue to rock South Africa

South Africa—22 Oct 2025

Government doubles down on BEE in South Africa

South Africa—22 Oct 2025

Less than 40% of South African public schools have municipal toilets

South Africa—22 Oct 2025

Suspended Gauteng Health head was flagged by the SIU

South Africa—21 Oct 2025

The South African residential estate divided from the Kruger Park by just a river

South Africa—21 Oct 2025

Well-known South African radio presenter attacked after his car broke down

South Africa—21 Oct 2025

R777 million water tanker spend sparks tensions in Tshwane coalition

South Africa—21 Oct 2025

Free OUTsurance service makes life better for people in Johannesburg and Pretoria

South Africa—21 Oct 2025

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South Africa—21 Oct 2025

South Africans kiss DStv goodbye

Business—21 Oct 2025

Questions about government’s R2.2 trillion plan to save South Africa’s economy

South Africa—21 Oct 2025

The South African boys high school that is over 200 years old

South Africa—21 Oct 2025

ANC policies should not be government’s policies

South Africa—21 Oct 2025

South Africa’s richest province warns of an education collapse

South Africa—21 Oct 2025

‘The DA wants to take us back to apartheid’ – ANC

South Africa—20 Oct 2025

A day in the life of a petrol attendant in South Africa

South Africa—20 Oct 2025

Over 470 public schools in South Africa do not offer mathematics

South Africa—20 Oct 2025

GNU fault lines grow: DA challenges ANC to scrap BEE

South Africa—20 Oct 2025

Edward Kieswetter kisses R28 billion goodbye every year

Business—20 Oct 2025

The two men who launched the first ultra-luxury petrol station in South Africa

South Africa—20 Oct 2025

Cape Town to become a majority black city within years

South Africa—20 Oct 2025

Zimbabwe government looks to extend presidential terms

International—20 Oct 2025

ANC in serious financial trouble

South Africa—20 Oct 2025

The world class South African estate with three championship golf courses

South Africa—19 Oct 2025

South Africa should choose between freedom and equality

Business—19 Oct 2025

We are on the edge of irreversible climate change

South Africa—18 Oct 2025

Unsentenced prisoners cost South Africans over R27 million per day

South Africa—18 Oct 2025

Ramaphosa agreed with the decision to disband the Political Killings Task Team – Mchunu

South Africa—17 Oct 2025

A day in the life of a South African boxing sensation

Sport—17 Oct 2025
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The son of Johann Rupert set to take over the R262 billion family empire

Business—13 Sep 2026

The historic university town collapsing in front of everyone’s eyes

South Africa—12 Sep 2026

Criminal cases opened against municipal manager

South Africa—12 Sep 2026

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

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R207.475 is for 1g.

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Soveel soos 'n kat van saffraan!

rclv on 15 Sep 2026

OK Jill whatever blows your hair back calling someone a liar who you know nothing about speaks volumes about your...

sb on 15 Sep 2026

Yes Elroy The only thing you guys can still do after 32 years of so-called democracy is blame Jan Van...

sb on 14 Sep 2026

And the corruption continues. I cannot understand that after 35 years of promises with every election, the majority of South...

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Idiot

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al.viljoen on 14 Sep 2026

Thank you for valuable insights. I agree! From a White Afrikaans Magogo.

Alta Vosloo on 14 Sep 2026

All u need to know is that Grandi Theunissen voted with the ANC and the EFF .

Magical place on 14 Sep 2026

Totally appropriate comment for this atticle...."It amazes me to think that the ANC does more harm ruling South Africa than...

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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

The ANC is a failed party which is causing South Africa to become a failed state

Grandi Theunissen throws Willie Spies under the bus

ANC is the most destructive force South Africa has ever seen

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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