The mighty pen will not be silenced

Silencing journalists is the first step on the road to the demise of democracy.

South America's new Chinese underpinned Volkswagen Amarok teased

Newcomer will be based on the Maxus Interstellar X, known in South Africa as the LDV Terron 9.

Steve Biko Inquest rescued in Gqeberha after funding crisis

Nearly five decades after Biko's death in police custody, the question of accountability returned to the courts.

100 illegal firearms seized from Soweto security company in police raid

Operation Buyisa seized 100 firearms in Soweto after the company failed to dispose of weapons when its Psira accreditation was suspended.

SASSA Old-Age Grant top-ups in October 2026 looking doubtful

Despite occurring the last two years, here's why SASSA Old-Age Grant top-ups in October are looking doubtful for beneficiaries …

UDF denies plans to contest November local government elections

The revived UDF said its general council resolved not to participate in any way in the 4 November polls.

Chief Justice leads tributes to late Magistrate Susan du Pisane

Du Pisane was a member of the Gauteng Judiciary and served as a judicial officer in the lower courts.

Civil aviation whistleblower firing sparks calls for independent probe

'You cannot encourage employees to blow the whistle and then create the perception that pulling that whistle triggers the disciplinary whistle'

Why smarter IT, not bigger IT budgets, will define SMB resilience

Why smarter IT, not bigger IT budgets, will define SMB resilience By David C. Howell, regional sales director at ManageEngine South Africa South African small and medium businesses (SMBs) operate The post Why smarter IT, not bigger IT budgets, will define SMB resilience appeared first on Cape Business News.

Rethinking the Rand

Rethinking the Rand Why South Africas long-term currency story may be changing By Johann Els, Chief Economist at PSG Financial Services South Africans have become conditioned to believe that the The post Rethinking the Rand appeared first on Cape Business News.

Boost for Cape Town businesses as Council approves support policy

Boost for Cape Town businesses as Council approves support policy The City Council gave the go-ahead for the Business Support Policy that aims to address the evolving needs of entrepreneurs The post Boost for Cape Town businesses as Council approves support policy appeared first on Cape Business News.

Cape Town Manufacturing Summit to Tackle the Big Issues Driving Manufacturing Growth

Cape Town Manufacturing Summit to Tackle the Big Issues Driving Manufacturing Growth Finance, technology, productivity, policy and access to African markets take centre stage at the Cape Town Manufacturing Summit The post Cape Town Manufacturing Summit to Tackle the Big Issues Driving Manufacturing Growth appeared first on Cape Business News.

Cannabis use linked to more severe psychosis, higher relapse risk, South African study finds

Durban businessman, co-accused to seek bail in human trafficking case

Late mother's provident fund: Man loses over R152,000 death benefit after 12-year delay

From waffles to pizza: Sundowns players diet revealed! [video]

Reabetjoe Mokoko, the team dietician for Mamelodi Sundowns FC, revealed the players diet in a recent episode of the King David Studio Podcast.

Unisa vs ednews.africa: A victory for media freedom

The Unisa case underscores the growing importance of independent, cross-border storytelling in a turbulent media era.

Mexican and Zimbabwean nationals remanded in R600 million drug case

The crystal methamphetamine manufacturing operation in Limpopo suffered a major setback following the intelligence-driven operation.

DA also plays dirty political tricks

Things are getting tense as the local government elections in November draw closer.

Three company directors in court over R478k investment fraud

They allegedly enticed members of the public to commit their 'hard-earned money' to a fraudulent scheme.