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Africa’s fastest man hits back at critics

Sport—11 Sep 2025

What the BELA Act means for single-sex schools in South Africa

South Africa—11 Sep 2025

Shell hauled back to court

South Africa—11 Sep 2025

Springboks earning millions overseas

Sport—11 Sep 2025

South Africa eyeing local Chinese auto production

South Africa—11 Sep 2025

Raw sewage crisis: SAPS investigates North West municipality

South Africa—11 Sep 2025

South Africa’s largest retailer takes Free State municipality to court

South Africa—10 Sep 2025

Limpopo municipality’s R69-million tender scandal

South Africa—10 Sep 2025

The government has made South Africans poorer over the last 17 years

South Africa—10 Sep 2025

South Africa’s 43 deputy ministers are critical to governance – Ramaphosa

South Africa—10 Sep 2025

Facing the heat: Africa pushed from talk to climate action

South Africa—10 Sep 2025

Department of Water and Sanitation downplays pricey board scandal

South Africa—10 Sep 2025

Welkom’s once iconic mall ripped apart brick by brick

South Africa—10 Sep 2025

South Africa has been in decline since 2008 – Thabo Mbeki

South Africa—9 Sep 2025

Chaos behind the counters: Inside the license office of a collapsing South African municipality

South Africa—9 Sep 2025

Pretoria sends officials to Washington for talks

South Africa—9 Sep 2025

The Madlanga Commission’s biggest weakness

South Africa—9 Sep 2025

‘Amerikaners’ group gains traction

International—9 Sep 2025

This is who is bankrolling the DA

South Africa—9 Sep 2025

Beijing could absorb US tariff blow to South Africa

South Africa—9 Sep 2025

Alcohol advertising ban on the table for South Africa

South Africa—9 Sep 2025

The Vaal River is being poisoned

South Africa—9 Sep 2025

Nearly half of the Proteas squad come from four schools

Sport—8 Sep 2025

Red flags still raised about controversial BELA Act

South Africa—8 Sep 2025

Eskom’s unsolvable R100 billion problem

South Africa—8 Sep 2025

Eskom forecasts clear skies with a chance of load reduction

South Africa—8 Sep 2025

Parliament’s Mkhwanazi investigation running out of time

South Africa—8 Sep 2025

The new kid on the political block

South Africa—8 Sep 2025

Visitors not Welkom: Curtains remain closed on iconic South African theatre

South Africa—8 Sep 2025

Locals iced out of Cape Town rental market

South Africa—7 Sep 2025
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President Cyril Ramaphosa did not want to help with farm safety plan in South Africa that the United States was prepared to fund

South Africa—25 Sep 2026

Criminal case about a corrupt R2.5 million tender in July 2009 is still being processed

South Africa—25 Sep 2026

Political leader accused of poisoning his party from within

South Africa—25 Sep 2026

189 X-ray machines and 202 metal detectors at South African courts don’t work, more than those that are working

South Africa—25 Sep 2026

The EFF was created to push the ANC to the left

South Africa—25 Sep 2026

The Free State’s “crown city” with raw sewage spilling into its rivers

South Africa—24 Sep 2026

Cyril Ramaphosa must answer for the kidnapping and murder of two men from South Africa’s most popular shopping mall

South Africa—24 Sep 2026

Small South African town spent R6.5 million on a fire station that is completely abandoned

South Africa—24 Sep 2026

Transnet spent R38.6 billion on trains and it cannot use 361 of them

South Africa—24 Sep 2026

United States to spend R8 billion to resettle 17,500 Afrikaners and other minorities from South Africa as refugees

South Africa—24 Sep 2026

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3,000 white crosses planted in Washington to bring attention to crime and race laws in South Africa

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President Cyril Ramaphosa did not want to help with farm safety plan in South Africa that the United States was prepared to fund

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South Africa is a republic of bribery

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South Africa is breaking apart

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Important information for people with pets in Cape Town

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United States to spend R8 billion to resettle 17,500 Afrikaners and other minorities from South Africa as refugees

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One of the Eastern Cape’s richest towns collapsing under crumbling roads, mafias, and poor services

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Political leader accused of poisoning his party from within

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R130 million corruption investigation at the Private Security Industry Regulatory Authority

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The South African city where the roads are falling apart and people struggle to breathe

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And what about 330 000 Aids deaths because Mbeki and Tshabalala-Msimang advocated garlic and beetroot instead of anti aids medication...

James R on 27 Sep 2026

Where is that master of disaster in this chaotic health service ... LESUFI to correct this .. must be busy...

Dirk Engelbrecht on 27 Sep 2026

Words of an idiot.......

andries on 27 Sep 2026

The world is full of bribery including SA which was crooked from the days of the Randlords (along with the...

Steve Davidson on 27 Sep 2026

"South Africa is a republic of bribery, which makes it an attractive destination for criminal cartels" Yeah, like the EFF.

Steve Davidson on 27 Sep 2026

"It is misinforming the situation and is not based on facts when statements are made claiming there is political persecution...

Andrea on 27 Sep 2026

I'm feeling you......

Andrea on 27 Sep 2026

Thankfully, our farmers don't need the anc regime to be successful. A boer maak n' plan. Our private sector, including...

Andrea on 27 Sep 2026

Commando units worked very well before the anc made them illegal. Whole farming communities worked with radios to summon help...

Andrea on 27 Sep 2026

Self-determination for the WC would be a good start. And it is allowed under our Constitution.

Andrea on 27 Sep 2026

Business

The South African city where the roads are falling apart and people struggle to breathe

The end for ProNutro in South Africa

Eskom faces R358 billion in debt by 2031 because municipalities don’t pay their bills

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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

Emergency service workers suspended for refusing to work overtime after they were not paid

South Africans wait in queues for 2 hours and 41 minutes to get money from the state

South Africa’s government of national unity is completely dysfunctional

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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