BMW-bound Brad Binder 'determined to fight for WorldSBK title'

Red Bull KTM rider's move to WorldSBK confirmed ahead of San Marino MotoGP.

Ebola survivors in Beni take their lessons to schools as classes resume

The Ebola survivorsâ association in Beni, in the eastern part of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the epicenter of the Ebola outbreak, held an awareness-raising session for students as school resumed last week

'She hit my child more than five times': Phoenix mother opens assault case against teacher

Two foreign nationals arrested in multimillion-rand drug bust

Two foreign nationals arrested following the discovery of a clandestine mandrax lab estimated to worth millions of rands in Pretoria.

This city is the hottest in the world today

Doha is the hottest major city in the world as at the time of publishing, with temperatures soaring to 42 degrees Celsius under sunny skies.

South Africa targets braai Guinness World Record at Loftus Versfeld

South Africans have been called upon to gather around the fire this Heritage Day for another attempt at bringing the Guinness World Record.

DStv offering Springboks channels at a discount – Here's the catch

You can watch the Springboks play on SuperSport channels via DStv's Premium package at a discounted rate - at a catch...

No rain on the cards for Gauteng this weekend

Gauteng residents can expect a dry and mostly clear weekend, with temperatures reaching 28°C in Pretoria and 26°C in Johannesburg.

'Ill' Mapisa-Nqakula not in court, case postponed

The court also authorised a warrant of arrest against Mapisa-Nqakula and held it over until her next scheduled appearance.

'We stayed patient': Hermann pleased to push through in match-winning partnership

Top-order batter Jordan Hermann built on his impressive form by earning his second straight Player of the Match award.

Elections and matric exams: How government is managing November clash

Here's how the government plans to navigate the clash between voting taking place at schools and Matric exams still ongoing on 4 November.

Drama as SASCOC suspends its president Barry Hendricks

The South African Sports Confederation, Olympic and Paralympic Committee has suspended its president, Barry Hendricks, with immediate effect.

Two years ago this month, the Western Cape came to a standstill

A storm two years ago shut down roads, cut power to tens of thousands, and left a real mark on the province. Here's what happened.

After difficult start to 2026, Etzebeth thrilled to be playing again: 'Tough to watch from the side'

The Bok lock was serving a suspension and he was injured in the first half of the year.

WATCH: Water minister draws fresh criticism after swearing at disabled resident

Majodina is seen and heard in a video of the meeting telling the man to get out before repeating the insult he had directed at her.

Zuma disbands top task team again, removes mayoral candidate amid MK Party election candidate list fiasco

There are allegations that two senior leaders in the MK Party manipulated the councillor candidate lists.,

Modular construction moves into larger infrastructure projects

Modular construction moves into larger infrastructure projects By Tarryn-Leigh Solomons SOUTH Africa's modular building market is moving beyond temporary site offices and accommodation as companies consider prefabricated structures for longer-term The post Modular construction moves into larger infrastructure projects appeared first on Cape Business News.

Driver's licence renewals: the backlog, the fixes, and your options

Here's a look at what your options are for driver's license renewals considering the backlog and attempted fixes.

Kaizer Chiefs starting XI vs Polokwane City

What's your ideal starting XI for this one?

Rain and thundershowers to hit parts of three provinces on Thursday

Rain and thundershowers will affect parts of the Northern and Eastern Cape, while fog, cool conditions and strong coastal winds are expected.