KZN crash: Eight killed after taxi collides with tree near Hillcrest

WEATHER: Grey skies ahead as drizzle looms over parts of SA

Take a detailed look at what the weather has in store for South Africa's nine provinces this Thursday, 8 October 2026.

Africa launches own credit agency in bid for cheaper borrowing

Africa will launch its own credit rating agency on Wednesday, aimed at countering what many see as unfair assessments by global institutions that make it more expensive for African nations to borrow money.

Shebe Maburna's new bail application postponed to Thursday

His defense team has presented what they deem to be 12 new facts.

Harmer finds calm before Aussie examination

Veteran off-spinner Simon Harmer feels better prepared than ever as South Africa prepares to face Australia in their upcoming three-Test series at Kingsmead in Durban.

Why student entrepreneurship is vital to tackling SA's unemployment crisis

Higher education and government leaders emphasise that entrepreneurship must become a core economic priority in South Africa, highlighting university-led incubation and funding initiatives transforming students into job creators.

Harmer finds calm before Aussie examination

Veteran off-spinner Simon Harmer feels better prepared than ever as South Africa prepares to face Australia in their upcoming three-Test series at Kingsmead in Durban.

Elderly Gauteng man awarded R4.23 million after unlawful arrest destroyed all his businesses

McKenzie cedes African F1 GP will go to Rwanda in 2030

An African F1 GP is on the way, but it'll be held in Rwanda and not South Africa, concedes Sports Minister Gayton McKenzie …

What to expect on Thursday as spring tide approaches

Check Thursday's tide times before heading to the coast, as the approaching spring tide could bring bigger changes in water levels.

AI is making attacks more convincing, putting finance, HR, customer service and other non-technical teams increasingly at risk.

AI is making attacks more convincing, putting finance, HR, customer service and other non-technical teams increasingly at risk. AI was linked to more than half of the cybercrime cases recorded The post AI is making attacks more convincing, putting finance, HR, customer service and other non-technical teams increasingly at risk. appeared first on Cape Business News.

Common Boiler And Water Treatment Mistakes To Avoid

Common Boiler And Water Treatment Mistakes To Avoid When it comes to boilers and water treatment, decisions that seem to save money or keep production moving in the short term The post Common Boiler And Water Treatment Mistakes To Avoid appeared first on Cape Business News.

Electra Mining Africa delivers biggest edition in its 54-year history, connecting industry with technology, expertise and opportunity

Electra Mining Africa delivers biggest edition in its 54-year history, connecting industry with technology, expertise and opportunity Electra Mining Africa has concluded its biggest edition in its 54-year history, bringing The post Electra Mining Africa delivers biggest edition in its 54-year history, connecting industry with technology, expertise and opportunity appeared first on Cape Business News.

Hammer blow to road freight logistics with October fuel price hike: What this means for the road logistics sector and consumer

Hammer blow to road freight logistics with October fuel price hike: What this means for the road logistics sector and consumer Higher fuel prices pushes transport costs through the roof The post Hammer blow to road freight logistics with October fuel price hike: What this means for the road logistics sector and consumer appeared first on Cape Business News.

Supply chain attacks have become an industry of their own

Supply chain attacks have become an industry of their own By CG Selva Ganesh, VP, CEO South Africa at In2IT Technologies Cybersecurity has traditionally focused on keeping attackers out. To The post Supply chain attacks have become an industry of their own appeared first on Cape Business News.

'We will not be judged by Goodall': former Dimension Data executives fight back

Four former executives named by Jason Goodall say his confession was dictated by NTT's settlement terms.

Madagascar residents gear up for impact of El Niño

In southern Madagascar, residents are bracing themselves for the impact due in the coming months of the El Nino warming pattern, which experts expect to be the strongest on record.

After Kenya, Uganda opens Dangote refinery IPO to domestic investors

Uganda's Capital Markets Authority on Tuesday approved the participation of its domestic investors in the Dangote Petroleum Refinery's initial public offering.

Man City should accept punishment for rule breaches, says Lineker

City were found guilty of all charges relating to breaches of the league's financial rules.

Eskom's financial turnaround a step in the right direction

Eskom recorded a R30.3 billion profit for the year ending March 2026.