N. Cape Golf Day targets R10m for tertiary student bursary fund

The bursary fund currently supports more than 300 students studying critical skills programmes

Minister Chikunga urges women to stay safe amid growing concerns over e-hailing safety

Ntlabakanye set to serve doping ban

A further complication for Ntlabakanye is that an appeal could potentially result in a harsher sanction rather than a reduced one, while also bringing significant legal costs.

Good news for anyone with an Edgars Club membership in South Africa

Edgars Club have announced a new partnership launching on 1 June 2026, allowing members access to discounted movie tickets.

WHO chief is confident Ebola outbreak in DR Congo can be stopped

Health teams are racing to contain the emergency that has spread across several provinces in the DRC and into neighbouring Uganda.

Musina cross-border shopping hub driven by lower prices, better value

Nationals from neighbouring countries say lower prices entice them to buy in South Africa

ITHUBA's final PowerBall goes unclaimed: What happens to R223 Million?

ITHUBA's final PowerBall on Friday 29 May 2026 promised a historic R223 million. But what happens to the unclaimed winnings now?

KZN police officer arrested for assisting suspects to escape

A KwaZulu-Natal police officer was allegedly paid R5000 for allegedly assisting suspects to escape from custody in KwaMsane.

Sacha suffers serious injury in major blow for Stormers and Springboks

The Stormers, and by default the Springboks, suffer a huge setback after Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu sustained a serious injury.

KZN village cut off as deadly river crossings claim lives 

Residents of uMhlwazi in KwaZulu-Natal's uThukela district say repeated government promises to build a bridge over the Indaka River have gone unfulfilled, leaving learners and families to risk their lives crossing the water daily

PSG back-to back victory in Championship League shootout against Arsenal

Les Parisiens edged out the Gunners 4-3 in a nail-biting penalty shootout at the Puskas Arena in the Hungarian capital.

WHO Chief appeals for early Ebola treatment, safe burials in Congo

The outbreak is the 17th in the DRC and the third-largest since Ebola was discovered

Ndlovu praises KNP staff, urges communities to help protect wildlife

Premier Mandla Ndlovu has called on citizens to play a meaningful role in protecting wildlife

Court puts municipality in its place

A court case that most South Africans probably scrolled past this month deserves a lot more attention than it got. On 30 April 2026, the Western Cape High Court ruled that Cape Town's fixed charges for citywide cleaning, water and sanitation were unlawful and unconstitutional. The South African Property Owners Association (Sapoa) brought the case

The Marketing Opportunity Businesses Are Literally Walking Over

KTSA Online is helping businesses turn everyday spaces — from entrance floors to service counters — into simple but effective branding tools.

Citroën Basalt breath of fresh air among endless supply of SUVs

Crossover sedan is a gem with its peppy powertrain and typical quirky styling.

Parly's Impeachment Committee must seek truth fearlessly: Hill-Lewis

Geordin Hill-Lewis says the mandate of Parliament's impeachment committee is to pursue the truth

Bafana Bafana's World Cup departure delayed by visa problems

Bafana Bafana's preparations for the World Cup have suffered a setback after visa issues forced the team to postpone its departure to Mexico.

Major Feinberg-Mngomezulu blow as Stormers count the costs of URC victory

The Stormers could be heading to Dublin with a number of players left at home, after four individuals picked up injuries against Cardiff.

ANC leaders accused of sitting idle while Limpopo's healthcare system collapses

Opposition parties blamed irregular expenditure as one of the reasons for Limpopo's 'collapsing' clinics and hospitals