What comes next for Springboks after All Blacks series?

The Springboks will be back in action almost straight after the four-Test series against the All Blacks ends.

Gauteng sees improved HIV and TB treatment retention in 2025-26

Even with the gains, HIV retention fell short of the goal.

Hong Kong's first post-colonial leader Tung Chee-hwa dies aged 89

Tung Chee-hwa, Hong Kong's first leader after the city's return to Chinese rule in 1997, died aged 89 peacefully in presence of family on Tuesday.

Mozambican national caught with 16 passports sentenced to five years

42-year-old Carlos David Mlambo was arrested after being found in possession of 16 Mozambican passports.

Action SA 'exposes the rot' after RAF allegedly paid R29 million to 16 suspended employees

The alleged R29 million divided, amounts to an average of R1.82 million per employee, during a period where no work was allegedly being performed.

Egypt air show spotlights drones and military hardware

Dozens of exhibitors from several countries are taking part in the El Alamein International Air Show, held this week at the airport in Egypt's northwestern Mediterranean coast.

Have you seen missing Mangaung police officer Mpho Sehloho?

DA councillor sanctioned over false qualifications reportedly in line for promotion

'He was a good guy': Refugee community mourns man who died on Durban pavement

Here's who will referee the Springboks vs All Blacks Test in Baltimore

The Springboks and All Blacks are in Baltimore, Maryland in the United States for the fourth and final Test in their 'Rugby's Greatest Rivalry' series.

Mapisa-Nqakula maintains she received no money from SANDF service provider

The court has heard that Mapisa-Nqakula paid about R1.7 million in cash for renovations at her house.

King Charles classifies Harry and Meghan as 'private citizens'

A letter issued by the Lord Chamberlain, the most senior official in the Royal Household, said that following the couple's relocation there had been 'a number of requests for guidance'.

End of an era for South Africa's payments system

The banks no longer govern the payment system through a body of their own. A second, larger wave of change is already moving.

Gambian leader vows power boost after violent blackout protests

Gambian President Adama Barrow on Tuesday pledged to boost power supplies by next month after violent protests over blackouts that have dogged the west African country since June

TV presenter known for covering crime, guilty in drug case

She spent years hosting a show about criminals. Now her own story has taken a far darker turn.

Inside the former killing fields of KZN

A lesson in tolerance is one that municipalities across the provinces should heed, amid a resurgence in political killings.

Sky, the K9, dies in police care

On Monday morning, she was found seriously injured in her kennel at the Saps veterinary facility at Rondeplaat after trying to escape it.

Jordan Hermann equals Matthew Breetzke's ODI debut record against Namibia

Jordan Hermann now jointly holds the highest score by a player on ODI debut with Proteas teammate Matthew Breetzke.

'It is a true honour to be recognised in this manner': Dr Gcina Mhlophe on receiving Lifetime Achievement Award

Mhlophe will receive the award during the 30th edition of Poetry Africa in October.

Kruger National Park's Letaba Camp trades submerged chalets for a sleek new facelift and open gates

After relentless floods submerged Letaba, Kruger National Park rebuilt its crown jewel stronger.