Two suspects arrested in Mozambique over Kruger National Park murder of Marais couple

Two suspects have been arrested in Mozambique over the murder of South African tourists Dina and Ernst Marais in Kruger National Park near Crooks Corner

Ode to football: Can the FIFA World Cup bring peace to the world?

The FIFA World Cup begins on 11 June 2026, hosted across Canada, Mexico and the United States—the first time the tournament has been shared by three countries. It opens, however, in a world gripped by convulsions: war in the Middle East, war in Sudan, insecurity across the Sahel, and conflict and tension in many other

How African food processors can improve profitability through sustainability

How African food processors can improve profitability through sustainability By Jay O'Nien, Sustainability Officer, Bühler Group Across Africa's food and feed processing sectors, sustainability is increasingly moving to the centre The post How African food processors can improve profitability through sustainability appeared first on Cape Business News.

When Good Oils Go Bad

When Good Oils Go Bad Oils don't die, they degrade By Steven Lumley, Technical Manager, WearCheck This is the first instalment of WearCheck's new series – When Good Oils Go The post When Good Oils Go Bad appeared first on Cape Business News.

SA begins extradition bid for Kruger tourist murder suspects

Suspects appeared in a Mozambican court over the murder of Mossel Bay couple Dina and Ernst Mara.

US confident Kenya will allow setup of Ebola quarantine facility

Travel bans have since been placed on the DRC, Uganda and South Sudan

Calling all young innovators: Applications open for iAccelerate SA 2026 cohort

Blitzboks ready for Bordeaux: All the pool fixtures

Donavan Don has replaced Dewald Human in the squad after Human sustained a knee injury in Spain last week.

Peabo Bryson (1951-2026): The voice that scored a generation's sweetest love stories

From Disney duets to wedding-night anthems, Bryson's catalogue reads like a map of the heart. We revisit the songs that made him irreplaceable.

Gabon opposition leader kept behind bars as court rejects appeal

Gabonâ s main opposition figure, Alain-Claude Bilie-By-Nze, will remain in detention after an appeals court rejected his bid to invalidate legal proceedings against him. The decision deepens concerns over judicial independence and political freedoms in the Central African nation.

IEC says building public trust in elections remains a challenge

IEC Chairperson Mosotho Moepya says the initiative also strengthens regional cooperation.

Slow water supply recovery continues in parts of Johannesburg

Several areas across Johannesburg are still experiencing a slow recovery in water supply.

Meyiwa witness unaware of Ntanzi firearms statement

Khumalo, says he is unaware of a witness statement alleging Ntanzi supplied fire arms to hitmen.

Why menstrual health is becoming a human rights battle in South Africa

Court sentences Ponzi scheme fraudster to 15 years in prison

Nolungile Clinic says rising patient numbers behind long queues in Khayelitsha

Gauteng High Court delays judgment for Usindiso Building arsonist Sithembiso Mdlalose

Opposition parties flag GNU-bias, warn it could undermine process

Eskom, Cogta, Salga and Ramokgopa on solving R467bn municipal electricity debt crisis

Municipalities owe Eskom R110 billion, while electricity consumers across the country owe municipalities a combined R467 billion.

UK PM slams violence over police handcuffing of dying student

Protest over Henry Nowak murder injured 11 officers. IOPC probes police conduct as NPCC reviews race guidance amid political backlash.