What Smollan learnt moving 9 000 users to Google Workspace

Smollan moved 9 064 users across 19 countries from Microsoft 365 to Google Workspace.

Selborne College Ready to Defend Titles at Sterrenberg and Milton Gates Tournaments

Selborne College is set to host and defend its titles in the prestigious Sterrenberg and Milton Gates water polo tournaments this Friday and Saturday. Featuring premier schoolboy teams from the Eastern Cape and beyond, the matches will take place across both Selborne College and Selborne Primary facilities. The annual event serves as a vital developmental benchmark for Border water polo, providing local coaches with a prime opportunity to test selected players ahead of the upcoming Inter-Provincial Tournament (IPT).

As rivals shift upmarket, Woolworths is changing what its stores look and feel like

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Could he still cut it in the PSL, and if so, would that be a good thing?

Zim businessman faces multiple charges over Vlamo restaurant threats

Zim businesswoman Lawrence Mudzinganyama appeared in the Randburg Magistrates Court relating to a viral video at Vlamo restaurant.

More 'heritage' homes to be torn down for Cape Town's burgeoning population

Two treasured homes could soon make way for a six-storey development as demand for housing in Cape Town continues to grow...

Here's how severe weather is affecting transport infrastructure and services in Gauteng

Persistent rainfall has increased the risk of flooding, waterlogging and damage to roads, while also affecting traffic signals, street lighting and public transport services.

Netanyahu praises passengers who helped avert disaster on Israel-bound flight

Netanyahu said he had met the Israeli passenger, whom he described as acting with extraordinary courage.

Thirteen sentenced to jail in France over deadly Channel migrant boat sinking

Thirteen people were sentenced to up to 10 years in prison for organising the crossing of a small boat through the English Channel in November 2021. A total of 31 migrants died when the ship sank.

Watch: Gcaleka briefs media on Public Protector's second-quarter findings

Saturn is about to put on a show in South Africa: Here's when to look

Saturn reaches opposition this weekend. But what does that actually mean and why should South African skywatchers keep their eyes peeled?

Full list: Kaizer Chiefs' October fixtures include Orlando Pirates

Kaizer Chiefs face a demanding October with domestic and continental football on the agenda, before the month ends with the Soweto Derby against Orlando Pirates.

Matric 2026: What happens if you miss the NSC exams?

Take a look at what you need to know about missing the matric National Senior Certificate (NSC) exam as a matriculant.

Pirates youngster Padime responds to showboating criticism

"I would like to change, but sometimes, things like that just happen naturally, you know," said Padime.

South Africa's digital ID is here – but you can't have it yet

Home affairs minister Leon Schreiber has demonstrated a prototype digital ID linked to the population register.

Dell Technologies Forum 2026: what to expect in Johannesburg

Scaling AI tops the agenda at Dell Technologies Forum, at Kyalami on 3 November.

Eskom waives rooftop solar fees, but the registration fight isn't over

Outa welcomes the open-ended waiver but wants Eskom to justify registering systems that never export power.

Ethiopian Airlines signs deal to buy 10 Boeing cargo planes

State-owned company Ethiopian Airlines has agreed to buy 10 Boeing cargo aircraft, with an option to acquire eight more, in an effort to increase its cargo services.

Pix of the Day, 1 October, 2026 - Across the world

Pix of the Day, 1 October, 2026 - Across the world

Mali: more than 2,400 schools remain closed as insecurity disrupts new school year

The government has made education a priority, but the security situation remains a major obstacle to reopening schools in affected areas.