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Local government elections must be about more than politics, says property forum chair
South Africa’s economic debate is focused in the wrong place, says Deon Van Zyl, chair of the Western Cape Property Development Forum.
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1 000 contract workers to tackle long queues at SASSA offices
Government recruits 1 000 contract workers to reduce SASSA queues while targeting 350 000 grant reviews to combat fraud and save R1,5 billion.
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Jeffreys Bay protest case postponed after 69 granted bail
The case against 69 people arrested during violent anti-immigrant protests in Jeffreys Bay has been postponed to October after they were granted bail.
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Iran steps up attacks in return to war with US
Iran intensifies Middle East attacks as Houthis threaten Saudi port blockade, raising fears of further chaos in global energy markets.
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Knife attack at Acropolis as US issues worldwide travel warning
Greek-American couple injured in rare knife attack at Athens’ Acropolis as United States warns citizens worldwide about heightened tensions in Middle East.
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WATCH | Beloved dog killed as car crashes through Jeffreys Bay home
Jeffreys Bay couple Dean and Iris Gilbert escaped injury but their beloved dog Jolo died when a vehicle crashed through their home on Sunday evening.
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Diesel price hike looms for South Africa as global supply squeeze and low reserves collide
While earlier projections pointed to significant price cuts across the board, the latest data, from 20 July 2026, reveals a widening divide between petrol and diesel prices, driven by a…
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Henderson-verhoor: Veelbesproke selfoon eerste keer in hof as bewysstuk
Die selfoon wat onder die bakkie van Jason Afrique gevind is, behoort volgens die staat aan John Ross Henderson wat aangekla word van onder meer moord.
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DeChambeau’s extraordinary Trump gambit to reverse penalty
DeChambeau threatened Trump call to reverse British Open penalty, R&A CEO denies presidential contact as American’s scorecard request rejected.
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Colesberg’s R65 million mystery: Lottery winner still unaware
One person in Colesberg in the Northern Cape may have been waking up every morning for months, completely unaware that he or she is more than R65 million richer.
