Rubicon's EV charging network is profitable – and growing fast

Hilton Musk tells Watts Wheels that Rubicon is aiming for a thousand chargers within five years, focused on urban hubs.

Durban chef Ayakha Godlwana honoured for rescuing woman from restaurant fire

Cape Town ratepayers warn of affordability crisis as municipal bills face steep annual hikes

BREAKING | Light aircraft crashes in Midrand, Gauteng

Vodacom recruits former JSE chief as chair succession begins

Leila Fourie will stand in for chairman Saki Macozoma for nine months before taking a seat of her own.

Houthi strikes set fire to Saudi oil sites wounding 73

Yemen's Houthis claimed on Tuesday a wave of attacks on oil facilities and utilities in Saudi Arabiaâ s south.

Government outlines migration measures after violence at Durban's Che Guevara

The WhatsApp number that could genuinely change your life

It looks like just another chat on your phone, but for thousands of South Africans, this specific WhatsApp line has become a genuine lifeline.

Could Zimbabwe's 2030 currency plan backfire? World Bank raises alarm

Zimbabwe plans to phase out the US dollar by 2030, but the World Bank warns that moving too quickly to a ZiG-only economy could backfire.

Durban's Kings Park Swimming Pool repairs grind to a halt

Durban's popular Kings Park Swimming Pool was expected to reopen this year, but new problems have brought repairs to a halt.

GDP decline: Fewer salary increases or chances of tax relief may be on the cards

Higher long-term interest rates are also likely.

5 000 more healthcare workers needed to tackle Ebola in DRC, WHO says

Congo's Ebola outbreak has spread across six provinces, placing severe strain on treatment centres and frontline healthcare staff.

Inaccurate and unverified ID numbers found on ANC election candidate lists

Mbalula was at pains to stress that the ANC's court challenge should not be read as an attack on the credibility of the electoral process.

Missing out? South America's Renault Kwid extensively updated

It remains to be seen whether the same changes will eventually be made to the Indian-made Kwid sold in South Africa.

South Korea dispatches team to assess Strait of Hormuz conditions

Iran has warned South Korea against joining military operations in the Strait of Hormuz, saying that it cause serious consequences.

'Chief, it's that time again': Mkhwanazi's role in Emmanuel Mbense murder under scrutiny

'It does not look like he was surprised to be called for a dead man,' the state prosecutor remarked on Tuesday.

How dual-source technology is changing laser engraving

Dual-source lasers put CO₂ and MOPA fibre in one machine, covering metal and non-metal, says MaxLaser.

Shoprite's CTO is thinking of a future where new recruits arrive with their own AI agents

About 12 000 Shoprite employees are on generative AI tools, and the group has built its own gateway to keep the model bills down.

UN calls for immediate ceasefire as Sudan crisis deepens

The United Nations is calling for an immediate ceasefire in Sudan, as drone attacks and the destruction of healthcare facilities deepen an already devastating humanitarian crisis.

Jamaica takes slavery reparations campaign to King Charles

Britain abolished the slave trade in 1807 and slavery in 1834, but successive governments have rejected calls for reparations or a formal apology.