German director Wenders pulls 1975 film over child nude scene

In a statement on his foundation's website, Wenders apologised to Kinski and said that the Wim Wenders Foundation, which owns the film, is withdrawing it from all channels of distribution.

South Africa's white enclave drawing more young Afrikaners

More young people from South Africa's white minority are moving to the small white enclave of Orania.

The looming retrenchment of workers at Pick 'n Pay delayed

The looming retrenchment of more than 22 000 Pick 'n Pay workers has been delayed.

OPINION: Mexico trip would only reopen wounds for Bafana's rejected six

Missing out on a world cup squad is not a minor disappointment, it is a crushing blow.

The biggest IPO ever is also one of the riskiest

Elon Musk's SpaceX wants a $1.75-trillion valuation despite posting a near-$5-billion loss last year.

Former winners gear up for comrade's marathon

Edward Mothibi and Tete Dijana spent last month of their Comrades preparations in Dullstroom.

NSFAS refunds former beneficiaries who overpaid student loans

NSFAS has confirmed that it has embarked on a refund process for former beneficiaries who overpaid.

Investigation launched into councillor absenteeism at eThekwini Council meeting

Compensation fund responds to R142m scandal

The department expressed satisfaction with what a R96-million contract had delivered.

Registration Now Open for Free Public Admission to Fifth Hong Kong Science Fair

Over five years, nearly 9,000 teachers and students have participated in the Fair to drive youth engagement in innovation and technology HONG KONG SAR Media OutReach Newswire 4 June 2026 Organised by the Hong Kong Innovation Foundation (HKIF), the Fifth Hong Kong Science Fair (Science Fair) will take place from 27 to The post Registration Now Open for Free Public Admission to Fifth Hong Kong Science Fair appeared first on SurgeZirc SA.

Ramaphosa, Ruto reaffirm SA-Kenya ties

President Ramaphosa says Kenya's State Visit is a powerful reflection of the enduring friendship.

eThekwini Municipality faces backlash over R2.8 million logo rebranding costs

Why are Sibanye buses under attack in Du Noon?

Chiefs legend explains why Da Cruz could be preferred over Pitso

With Fernando Da Cruz reportedly emerging as the frontrunner for the Kaizer Chiefs job, Masilela has explained why this is the case.

Meet the cast of e.tv's new golden hour dramas 'eGagasini: Waves of Change' and 'The Four of Us' [PICS]

The Golden Hour launches on e.tv on Monday, 29 June.

UN peacekeeper from Serbia killed in south Lebanon

The senior sergeant died at the University Medical Centre in Beirut after being transported there by helicopter.

US targets South Africa with proposed 12.5% tariff over forced-labour import controls

The proposed tariffs come ahead of the expiry of the temporary 10% tariff on South Africa and other countries on 24 July 2026.

Geopolitical expert warns 22 informal settlements could be cut off if Garden Route rivers overflow

While weather forecasts show where the heaviest rainfall is expected, the analysis revealed that residents could lose all road access if floodwaters rise.

Healthcare reform cannot wait while costs keeps rising

While the country continues to debate the future of healthcare reform through National Health Insurance NHI, millions of South Africans are dealing with a far more immediate reality which is the rising cost of accessing care today

The one habit that separates SA's top-performing learners from the rest

As the final exam period approaches, Grade 11 to 12 learners across South Africa enter a high-stakes academic phase where their marks will begin to shape access to university programmes and bursary opportunities. At this level, strong performance comes from how learners structure time and revision schedules, as well as how they engage with their