SAHRC raises alarm over anti-Illegal immigration protests

Concerns have also been raised about hate speech, unlawful conduct and the risk of instability

Call for AU to impose social media ban for under 16s across Africa

Police confirm ongoing investigation into couple's murder in Kruger National Park

BIG update on Mayo's Kaizer Chiefs future

Mayo's hinted at a stay.

Telkom's data growth story still has years to run: CEO

Telkom CEO Serame Taukobong sees at least four to five more years of data-driven growth, and not only on mobile.

Gauteng Department of Roads and Transport says it paid Putco R154.4m as ordered by court

'I'm glad I came back': Shabnim Ismail gears up for T20 World Cup

Returning from international retirement, Ismail is hoping to make a valuable contribution to the Proteas team at the Women's T20 World Cup.

Broos brushes off visa drama as Bafana eyes Mexico test

"The past days have been a little bit stressful with all the problems we had," he said.

Bafana Bafana in fresh controversy ahead of World Cup

According to Law 3 of the Laws of the Game, a team can only field eleven players during the game including the goalkeeper.

Why Telkom is pouring capex into IT

A multi-year OSS/BSS overhaul at Telkom is aimed at enabling converged selling and lifting average revenue per user.

eThekwini Municipality faces road upgrade delays, seeks R30 million funding

City of Mbombela officials in court over alleged property fraud

Two Mbombela officials appear in court over alleged illegal property sales, forgery and breaching a municipal ban for personal gain.

WATCH: Billy Monama closes fifth 'Rebirth of Ubuntu' on a high note

The event took place over two nights.

Joburg's water is coming back, but some areas will wait days longer

Residents should note that the disruptions are not entirely over. A second phase has been set for July.

SIU to recover R8 million bursary funded to deceased students, foreign nationals and officials

The SIU has made 36 referrals for disciplinary action against officials, including human resources personnel, administrative clerks and directors, for contravening the Public Finance Management Act and the Free State bursary policy

US to slash visa processing sites in Africa from 50 to 20

The United States plans to sharply reduce the number of embassies and consulates in Africa that process visas for foreign applicants.

FIFA launches World Cupâ s state-of-the-art broadcast hub in Dallas

The International Broadcast Center for the 2026 FIFA World Cup is now operational in downtown Dallas, where thousands of hours of coverage, cutting-edge technology and global broadcasts will connect billions of fans to footballâ s biggest tournament.

BIG QUESTION | Can South African tennis rise again?

Two-time Grand Slam doubles finalist Raven Klaasen sat down with The South African's Dave Marshall for a chat at the ongoing French Open.

Things turn sour for South Africa

South African business sentiment weakened in the second quarter as consumers faced fresh pressures from the Iran war that's clouded the outlook for inflation and interest rates.

WATCH: "I failed myself" – Rowlene breaks down as she opens up about an unpaid gig

The singer says she has referred the matter to her lawyers.