Kaizer Chiefs looks to continue good form against Sundowns

Kaizer Chiefs are determined to continue with their good form when they host a tricky Sundowns.

Modiba confident Bafana can conquer Africa again

'I think we need to set our standards up there,' Modiba said.

Cosatu says 27 000 vacant teaching posts need urgent addressing

Unions are concerned by the number of frozen teaching posts in the Department of Basic Education

Zambia suspends vote counting following reports of violence

Election officials say there had also been instances where marked ballot papers were stolen.

Duduzile Zuma-Sambudla trial set to resume in October over alleged role in July unrest

El Niño heatwave, or an El Niño water crisis?

As South Africa braces for a strengthening El Niño heatwave, experts warn the real risk this summer may not be the heat itself, but what it does to the country's water supply.

Nine-hour power outage to hit parts of Durban

Residents in parts of Durban will face a planned power outage on Monday, 17 August. Here are the affected areas.

Gas leak at Bangladesh shipbreaking yard kills eight

The shipbreaking sector has long drawn scrutiny from labour and environmental groups over safety standards and working conditions.

Ramaphosa tells African leaders that South Africans are ashamed of the actions of anti-illegal migration movements

Ramaphosa remarked on the June 30 anti-illegal immigration marches.

Emmy-nominated director looks to Tupac trial for long-awaited closure

Emmy-nominated director Alexandria Stapleton is hoping the trial of a man accused of orchestrating Tupac Shakurâ s 1996 killing will bring answers and â some sort of closureâ to the rapperâ s family, friends and fans.

Kabe Village residents brace for longer healthcare delays

Kabe village residents brace for further delays in the resumption of the park-home clinic project

Zimbabwe police release names of 44 Lake Kariba ferry victims

Zimbabwean police have released 44 names of the Lake Kariba ferry victims.

Zambia stops election vote count amid violence fears

Zambia has suspended election vote counting nationwide after the electoral commission reported violence targeting polling staff.

Nelisiwe Sibiya leads e.tv's new drama 'Land of Mills & Money'

The series will premiere on e.tv later this month.

Zambia suspends vote counting nationwide citing violence

Zambia's official presidential results were expected on Monday, 17 August.

Bank robberies, ATM bombings collapse as criminals go digital

Bank robberies fell to just two incidents in 2025 while digital banking claims climbed to R2.4-billion.

South Africa's next broadband war may be won by a bank

Why 20 million retail clients and a trusted billing relationship may matter more than owning fibre in the ground.

Red-light runners caught with 1,200 litres of suspected stolen diesel in Witbank

Motshekga opens R625 million 30-bed military hospital in Gqeberha

New homes for 18 families in Cape Town's Elsies River project