R29-million Lotto and Lotto Plus 1 and 2 on Wednesday 27 May 2026

For the second-last roll, Lotto and Lotto Plus 1 and 2 on Wednesday 27 May 2026 is offering a R29-million payday for one lucky winner …

NSDF calls for total shutdown in Bloemfontein

NSDF wants accountable governance and urgent intervention in the affairs of the Mangaung Metro.

SADC Foreign Ministers reaffirm commitment to regional solidarity: Lamola

SADC Foreign Affairs Minister's met for a retreat at the Kruger National Park over the weekend.

Really bad news for medical aid members in South Africa

Young South Africans are increasingly dropping out of medical aid schemes, putting serious financial pressure on remaining members.

Durban mayor Xaba urges Schreiber to relocate foreign nationals

Reportedly chased out of their homes, scores of foreign nationals, including refugees and children, gathered at the Durban Central Police Station

Glass Recycling Creates Income Opportunities Across South Africa

Glass Recycling Creates Income Opportunities Across South Africa Did you know that the empty glass bottles and jars people throw away every day could help put money in your pocket? The post Glass Recycling Creates Income Opportunities Across South Africa appeared first on Cape Business News.

Xenophobic rage in South Africa is 'misdirected'

MK veteran urges protesters to direct anger at 'leaders who've failed these people'

BrokersThai Data: Local Traders Compare Gold and Crypto Side by Side as Markets Shift

BANGKOK, THAILAND Media OutReach Newswire 25 May 2026 Thai retail investors are increasingly changing the way they manage their portfolios amid rising volatility across global financial markets. According to new market insights from BrokersThai.com, traders in Thailand are no longer focusing on a single asset class, but are instead actively researching both The post BrokersThai Data: Local Traders Compare Gold and Crypto Side by Side as Markets Shift appeared first on SurgeZirc SA.

Universities South Africa and Services SETA launch R520m bursary scheme for 5,200 students

Universities South Africa and Services SETA launch R520m bursary scheme for 5,200 students AN ambitious R520 million new university bursary scheme will help 5,200 South African university students achieve their The post Universities South Africa and Services SETA launch R520m bursary scheme for 5,200 students appeared first on Cape Business News.

Optimising the future of Africa's data centre operations – ACTOM

Optimising the future of Africa's data centre operations ACTOM AFRICA's digital economy is expanding rapidly. From mobile banking and cloud computing to the expansion of e-commerce and enterprise systems, The post Optimising the future of Africa's data centre operations ACTOM appeared first on Cape Business News.

Legrand track busway technology provides critical power distribution for modern infrastructure

Legrand track busway technology provides critical power distribution for modern infrastructure LEGRAND has expanded its critical power portfolio with integrated solutions designed for reliable, efficient, safe and flexible power distribution The post Legrand track busway technology provides critical power distribution for modern infrastructure appeared first on Cape Business News.

City-backed programme helps local businesses build supplier readiness

City-backed programme helps local businesses build supplier readiness THE City of Cape Town's Economic Growth Directorate hosted the graduation ceremony of the High Impact Supplier Development Programme at the Business The post City-backed programme helps local businesses build supplier readiness appeared first on Cape Business News.

Fire breaks out at Himeville Magistrate's Court in KZN

Preliminary information indicates that the fire originated in the magistrate's office.

Concerns over Ebola lead to the postponement of the India-Africa Forum Summit

Johannesburg Society of Advocates slaims claims of racial quotas in pupillage intake

Global Sumud Flotilla: Heroes welcome for SA activists after harrowing Israeli detention

There is a positive to Eskom's sad tale

Kusile and Medupi power stations took more than two decades to complete and went over budget by hundreds of percent, becoming, in the process, some of the most expensive coal-fired plants erected in the history of humankind.

Doubts that Coalition Bill will be ready for local elections

The proposed law is intended to stabilise coalition governments in local councils

EFF accuses ANC of stalling impeachment committee to shield Ramaphosa

The ANC missed Parliament's Phala Phala deadline amid internal clashes.

Who is Joe "Ferrari" Sibanyoni? Santaco 'mum' as extortion case unfolds