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Thousands of Malawians flee Durban after anti-migrant violence escalates
More than 3 000 Malawians sought refuge in an open field in Durban after fleeing escalating anti-immigrant threats and attacks.
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Western Cape flood disaster costs exceed R9 billion
The severe weather systems that battered the Western Cape in May have caused preliminary damage estimated at more than R9 billion.
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Malema’s R1 million defamation case against Kunene struck off court roll
Julius Malema’s R1 million defamation lawsuit against PA deputy president Kenny Kunene has been struck off the court roll.
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Second Kouga flood less severe than record May event
June rains flooded the Kouga region, damaging roads and washing away soil, but officials say the event was far less severe than May’s historic flood.
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Public Works minister vows to root out corruption in lease agreements and tenders
Minister of Public Works and Infrastructure Dean Macpherson has declared war on corruption within his department, detailing ongoing investigations into lease failures, ghost employees and officials who have resigned rather…
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US and Iran exchange fresh strikes as hopes for quick peace deal fade
The United States launched fresh attacks against Iran, prompting Tehran to retaliate with strikes on American bases across the Gulf.
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Broos braces for Azteca inferno as Bafana face Mexican wall of sound
Hugo Broos prepares South Africa for the Azteca’s hostile atmosphere as Bafana face confident Mexico in their crucial World Cup opener.
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Marathon irony ends as African runners welcome continental major
Most elite marathon runners are African, but no Abbott World Marathon Major existed on the continent—until Cape Town made history in 2027.
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Cleveland mass shooting may be linked to illegal mining turf war
Police are investigating whether the mass shooting that left 12 people dead in Johannesburg, was linked to illegal mining.
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Global conflicts reach 80-year high as civilian deaths surge in 2025
The number of armed conflicts involving states reached its highest level since 1946, with 65 recorded worldwide in 2025.
