Bafana Bafana finally depart for North America after embarrassing visa mix-up – in stark contrast to other African teams

Safa must treat the visa fiasco as a loud and final wake-up call

Strange winds reveal magnetic fields on distant 'hot Jupiters'

Winds on seven scorching gas giants gave astronomers the strongest evidence yet of exoplanet magnetic fields.

South Africa's R450 000 school fees problem has a tech answer

CambriLearn offers internationally recognised qualifications without the R450000 campus price tag.

Vote count begins as ruling party targets landslide win

Vote counting is underway in Ethiopia after millions of citizens cast ballots in a parliamentary election widely expected to hand Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed and his ruling Prosperity Party another five-year term, despite security incidents, opposition concerns and ongoing conflicts.

Nigeria's president hails the navy as it marks its 70th anniversary

Overseeing a fleet review, Bola Tinubu said the Navy reflects Nigeriaâ s sovereignty and its growing leadership role on the continent.

Intelligence officers don't engage in processing crime scenes: Sander

Karl Sander is back to testify at the Madlanga Commission of Inquiry in Pretoria.

New SARS border rule for foreign-registered vehicles takes effect

SARS has introduced a new rule requiring travellers to declare foreign-registered vehicles when entering or leaving South Africa.

Battle brewing over plan to redevelop King David Mowbray Golf Course

The City of Cape Town has opened a public comment period on a proposed mixed-use redevelopment of the King David Mowbray Golf Course precinct.

Free to Fee: Meta rolls out paid subscriptions to Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp

The move comes as Meta faces investor scrutiny over its massive artificial intelligence (AI) spending.

Tribunal finds Bogdanov's false PhD claim was 'intentional and fraudulent'

The former EOH director failed to overturn the JSE sanctions imposed after her claim to hold a London Business School doctorate unravelled.

Mozambique Confirms Five Citizens Killed In Mossel Bay Xenophobic Attacks As Repatriation Effort Begins

Mozambique has confirmed that five of its nationals were killed during xenophobic attacks in Mossel Bay over the weekend, marking the first deaths officially linked to a wave of anti-immigrant protests reported in several parts of South Africa. The Mozambican government said approximately 800 of its citizens were affected by the unrest that erupted in The post Mozambique Confirms Five Citizens Killed In Mossel Bay Xenophobic Attacks As Repatriation Effort Begins appeared first on SurgeZirc SA.

Addressing the 57% blind spot: Kaspersky on measuring SOC effectiveness

SOCs measure how fast they respond, Kaspersky finds, but rarely whether they're catching the right threats.

Contralesa gives stern warning to non-compliant initiation schools

Contralesa alleges that some of young boys are ill-treated at illegal initiation schools.

WATCH | SIU updates probe into Free State bursary scheme corruption allegations

SARS confirms auto assessment dates for 2026 tax season

SARS has announced the filing dates for the 2026 tax season, while also unveiling changes aimed at making the process simpler for taxpayers.

Two suspects killed, one wounded in police shootout in KZN

Police killed two suspected robbers and wounded another during a shootout in KwaMsane, northern KwaZulu-Natal.

Transfer News: Chiefs and Pirates race for midfielder, Bucs sign Mthiyane and Zulu

Here are your latest transfer news updates on PSL giants Kaizer Chiefs, Orlando Pirates and Mamelodi Sundowns.

Huawei Sub-Saharan Africa Intelligent Finance Summit 2026: Resilience First, Intelligence Next

Huawei joins hands with customers to Accelerate Evolution to Cloudification, Mobility, Resilience, and Upgrade to Intelligence.

Mozambique says five citizens killed in South Africa 'xenophobic attack'

The government said about 800 people were impacted by the violence that broke out in the coastal town of Mossel Bay on Friday.

Gana's election as Impeachment Committee chair a bad outcome: ActionSA

Thirty-one MPs have been appointed to the Section 89 Committee.