A VIEW OF THE WEEK: Thank goodness Ramaphosa and his team won't play at the World Cup

Government's habit of scoring own goals and not showing up would see us be a laughing stock at the World Cup.

Parole overturned: Griekwastad killer ordered to remain behind bars

The man was 15 when he murdered his parents and sister in Griekwastad in April 2012, shooting them execution-style after raping his sister hours earlier.

SAPS Fires Major General Richard Shibiri Following Misconduct Finding

The South African Police Service (SAPS) has confirmed the dismissal of Major General Richard Shibiri, the former Component Head for Organised Crime, following the conclusion of internal disciplinary proceedings. In a statement, SAPS said the disciplinary process was conducted in line with organisational procedures and principles of fairness. The police service said the outcome resulted The post SAPS Fires Major General Richard Shibiri Following Misconduct Finding appeared first on SurgeZirc SA.

DA needs your vote to 'rescue' Johannesburg

According to Helen Zille, it will take at least five years as the mismanagement has left a colossal financial burden.

Bulls need to be pitch perfect at Murrayfield

Opportunities to score at the start of the game will be as important as those at the end, said Johan Grobbelaar ahead of the Bulls-Glasgow semifinal.

Shoolboy rugby fixtures: Paarl Gim and Paul Roos collide in top-of-the-table clash

The two schools lead the rankings on most independent sites, and the winner could determine who finishes top this season.

Babita Deokaran monument to be unveiled at Durban Temple in August

Special monument in honour of assassinated whistleblower Babita Deokaran to be unveiled in Durban

Four arrested for trying to sell endangered pangolin for R80,000

What to watch this weekend: Why 'Hopper' sets Pixar on new course

Pixar's new movie 'Hopper' is less about teachable moments and much more about storytelling. Here's why the studio finally left woke behind.

The degree and the broken promise of mobility

Degrees continue to accumulate faster than the demand for high-skilled labour.

Former Somali president accuses government of intimidation following clashes

Sharif Sheikh Ahmed's comments came after two days of clashes between government and opposition forces.

KZN to launch four-digit personalised number plates

The KZN Department of Transport to begin selling four-digit personalised vehicle licence numbers.

KZN on high alert as snowfall shuts Sani Pass

The Sani Pass has been closed due to heavy snowfall...

New overnight homeless shelters opens in Cape Town

A temporary overnight shelter space for Cape Town's homeless residents is officially open and will operate for the duration of winter.

Haunted by Joburg billing

Fictitious R28k debt follows long after conveyancing attorneys got a municipal accounts clearance and the house was transferred.

Qualifier Maja Chwalinska makes history by reaching French Open final

Mirra Andreeva raced into her first Grand Slam final by defeating Marta Kostyuk.

What happens when AI no longer needs us to improve

AI pioneer Anthropic wants verifiable brakes built before systems start improving faster than society can keep up.

Suspended organised crime head Richard Shibiri dismissed by SAPS

Reliable sources at the SABC reveal that Shibiri's dismissal followed a disciplinary hearing.

Weather: Gauteng records coldest night of the year

Gauteng was said to have experienced its coldest night of 2026 as a harsh cold front swept across the country.

Ian Marsberg is the 2025 Economist of the Year

Ian Marsberg from Sasol is the 2025 Economist of the Year. A total of 39 economists took part in the competition.