Thunderstorms could crash Boks-All Blacks showdown

Severe weather is expected to move across Johannesburg around the same time as the Rugby's Greatest Rivalry showdown gets underway.

'Political differences must never be settled through violence': Another IFP councillor candidate dies in KZN

Two councillor candidates for the IFP have been killed in the last week.

Rural South Africa does not need six towers to have a choice

ACT CEO Nomvuyiso Batyi answers Wapa's Paul Colmer on the operators' rural infrastructure exemption application.

Local chef a hero in Delfi Greek Taverna fire in Durban

Orlando Pirates' best player is injured – now what?

Fortunately, the club has riches in attack.

A VIEW OF THE WEEK: Are we being too hard on our councillors?

Who you vote for in the upcoming local government elections does matter, and no one should be given a pass because the job is hard or long.

Police offer R50,000 reward for safe return of Anovuyo Oncke

SAWS issues six warnings today, 4 September

SAWS has a full spread of colour-coded warnings active today, ranging from damaging wind to severe thunderstorms. Here's exactly what's covering your area.

Changan selectively details hybrid Uni-S ahead of November launch

Uni-S HEV will have a choice of two trim levels and, as per its name, utilise a self-charging hybrid powertrain.

E-buses! Now there is a new way to get around Joburg

The newly-launched electric buses will run along with Metrobuses and Rea Vaya BRT Phase 1C(a) routes for the next 30 to 60 days.

Share manipulation behind Africa Bitcoin debarments, FSCA says

The regulator has imposed R10-million in penalties and 20-year debarments over trading in shares in September 2022.

Injuries as violence erupts at South Africa anti-migrant protest

A demonstration against undocumented migrants in South Africa descended into violence Thursday with one foreign national arrested and a community leader saying five Congolese were hurt

Distressed municipalities get government support, but no election-specific funding - Hlabisa

March and March plans return to Che Guevara Road after refugee camp clash

'Miracle baby':Rachel Kolisi celebrates son's 12th birthday

Siya and Rachel Kolisi's son Nicholas has turned 12. Take a look at the heartfelt birthday wish the author penned to her 'miracle baby'.

Private security 'opens door to crime': Experts warn about infiltration fears

South Africa's private security industry, with 637 675 active officers, dwarfs police and creates a gateway for organised crime.

City Power vows to crush cable thieves plaguing Honeydew

Dada Morero said the city had secured around R700 million in extra capital funding to strengthen electricity infrastructure.

Department urges water-wise spring celebrations after wastage, dignity concerns

The department said the festivities should not compromise water resources or a person's dignity.

Du Noon mob justice attack: Suspect arrested on four murder charges

Orlando Pirates favourite to lose his place in the side after Nkota's arrival?

Big competition for places.