Playing selector: Who will start for the Boks in first Test against All Blacks?

Rassie Erasmus' next big move as coach is naming his matchday-23 to face the All Blacks in the first Test at Ellis Park.

City Power warns of planned power cuts in Johannesburg this week

City Power says maintenance work in Midrand and Roodepoort aims to reduce unplanned outages during winter.

Sixty60 now drives more than a third of Shoprite's growth

Sixty60 turned over R25.5-billion and accounted for close to half the growth in Shoprite's South African supermarkets.

Tonight's FOUR Betway Premiership fixtures

Four Betway Premiership matches take place on Wednesday night, with all four fixtures kicking off at 19:30.

Daily Snow Report: Winds lash the coast as snow eases

Wednesday brings calmer skies over the Eastern Cape's interior but a fresh wind and wave warning for the Western Cape coastline, with light snow still possible over the high ground.

Freezing weather pushes Joburg power network to breaking point

Technical teams work around the clock, but safety priority as cold heavy rain and disruptive snow are expected to clear by Friday, says Saws.

SABC needs millions to provide fair coverage of elections

The SABC needs urgent funding to enable it to fulfil its critical public service mandate during the upcoming 2026 Local Government Elections.

Why red light therapy is gaining popularity

Red light therapy is trending in skincare. This is why many people are trying it and why science says it may just work.

Spotify to launch badge identifying AI music

AI will be identified by the music app.

Conrad backs youngsters for Namibia tour ahead of big summer for Proteas

The Proteas will take on Zimbabwe and Namibia in a T20I Tri Series, before taking on the hosts in an ODI series.

JUST IN: KZN businessman named at Madlanga Commission arrested for kidnapping and human trafficking

His name was also mentioned at the Saps ad hoc committee in Parliament.

Precision spray technology drives efficiency in food and beverage processing

Precision spray technology drives efficiency in food and beverage processing WITH food and beverage manufacturers facing razor-thin margins, stricter food safety regulations and growing pressure to reduce water, chemical and The post Precision spray technology drives efficiency in food and beverage processing appeared first on Cape Business News.

At least 14 artisanal miners killed after illegal mine collapses

At least 14 artisanal miners were killed and eight others injured when the walls of an illegal mine collapsed in on them, South African police said on Tuesday.

US Senate votes to extend AGOA trade programme for 32 African nations

The United States Senate has approved a two-year extension of the African Growth and Opportunity Act, maintaining duty-free access on more than 1,800 products from eligible countries.

OPINION | Gauteng Health delays 24-hour Cosmo City clinic

Cosmo City has a mobile clinic that was donated by Samsung through the GP health department in 2013

SADC region still feeling harsh aftershocks of conflicts: Lamola

President Cyril Ramaphosa is set to officially take over as chairperson of SADC.

Capitec employee debarred after submitting invalid debit-order switches to boost incentives

Boat overturns in Zimbabwe's Lake Kariba, 15 dead and 27 missing

Boat overturns on Zimbabwe's Lake Kariba, leaving 15 people dead and 27 missing as rescue teams search for survivors.

Kleinfontein a step closer to formalisation after high court ruling

Settlement must submit a land development application by 31 August for township Kleinfontein Extension 1 after a two-year battle.

Is Rev Frank Chikane the right mayoral pick for ANC?

If the ANC bypasses emerging leaders in favour of another veteran, the party risks discouraging the young ones it claims to be grooming.