Government cannot yet say when King Hintsa's remains will be fully repatriated

McKenzie said his department had written to King Ahlangene Vulikhaya Sigcawu to establish whether the kingship wished the exhumation to resume.

Steve Smith still haunted by 'Sandpapergate' ahead of Tests against South Africa

The former captain Smith will be back in South Africa in the coming days for a three-Test series.

Carrick takes the blame as troubled Man United suffer League Cup misery

"We had the game exactly where we wanted it and let it get away from us," he said.

Summer Cup clings to Grade 1 status

Mercy has been shown despite falling standards over three years.

Boehly and Walter sell Chelsea stake to Clearlake Capital

Prior to Wednesday night's announcement, private equity company Clearlake held 62 percent of Chelsea.

León reveals how Sundowns' global appeal convinced him to join

'Everyone knows Sundowns now who went to the Club World Cup,' he said.

ConCourt strikes down Public Procurement Act over flawed public participation process

The ConCourt noted that more than 2 000 public comments had been received, while only 20% were considered.

Dangote IPO draws interest from Nigerians keen to invest

Nigerians have started scrambling to buy a stake in Aliko Dangote's giant oil refinery, with some seeing the country's biggest-ever public share offering as a rare chance to participate in one of Africa's most ambitious industrial projects.

569 women killed in three months as Ekurhuleni's eight-woman mystery deepens

Springbok Women ready to start new challenge

The Springbok Women have revealed the team to take on Wales this Friday in their opening WXV Global Series clash.

South Africa weather report: today's most dangerous warning

One province is facing the most severe warning level in the country today, and it's a serious one.

Hawks arrest suspect in R45m Mogalakwena tender fraud probe

The investigations are far from over and more arrests are expected.

Finance minister confirms that managing infrastructure, not budget, is the crisis

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Tough Market Conditions Are Not Stopping SA's Entrepreneurs

Tough Market Conditions Are Not Stopping SA's Entrepreneurs South African entrepreneurs are operating in one of the world's most challenging business environments. A recent expert assessment rated the country's entrepreneurial The post Tough Market Conditions Are Not Stopping SA's Entrepreneurs appeared first on Cape Business News.

Securing South Africa's water future: Why infrastructure alone is not enough

Securing South Africa's water future: Why infrastructure alone is not enough Jacques Schmidt, Deputy Sector Lead: Water and Sustainable Water Management, WSP in Africa South Africa's next water challenge is The post Securing South Africa's water future: Why infrastructure alone is not enough appeared first on Cape Business News.

Tnpa Seeks Lng Terminal Operator For The Port Of East London

Tnpa Seeks Lng Terminal Operator For The Port Of East London [East London, 16 September 2026] Transnet National Ports Authority (TNPA) has issued a Request for Proposals (RFP) for the The post Tnpa Seeks Lng Terminal Operator For The Port Of East London appeared first on Cape Business News.

South Africa's SMMEs survive, but struggle to scale

Does the SASSA algorithm discriminate against beneficiaries?

Accusations that the SASSA algorithm discriminates against certain grant beneficiaries is heading to the Supreme Court of Appeal …

SA takes another shot at world's biggest braai record on Heritage Day

More than 3 000 people are expected at Loftus Versfeld for the Heritage Day braai challenge.

FF Plus says 'no more delays' as US tightens pressure on South Africa

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced new visa restrictions targeting South African officials accused of race‑based discrimination.