Sunday World

News

The monarch who adjusted to the new reality of a free Africa

12th September 2022

On her 21st birthday, 21 April 1947, when Britain’s Princess Elizabeth was accompanying her parents and sister on a tour of South...

Soccer

Pirates clinch an easy victory against TS Galaxy

10th September 2022

Only 37 minutes in the first half of the match was what Orlando Pirates needed to bag the maximum points in a...

Breaking News

Loadshedding escalated to stage three

9th September 2022

Eskom has escalated loadshedding from stage 2 to stage 3, effective from 2pm on Friday. Stage 3 will continue into the weekend,...

News

Comrades runner Magoso survives attack by thugs

8th September 2022

Comrades Marathon runner Nomthandazo Magoso was assaulted and stabbed in the face by thugs who robbed her of her cellphone. The attack...

Sports

Serena Williams, greatest of all time

6th September 2022

Born Serena Jameka Williams in Michigan 40 years ago, world stardom was far from her mind. But fate had different plans for...

Entertainment

Idols SA: Noxolo Mthethwa leaves problems backstage

6th September 2022

Idols SA contestant Noxolo Mthethwa’s parents’ separation has not distracted her from reaching out for her dreams. The KwaZulu-Natal-born Noxolo, who shared...

Opinion

Professionalism must be the guiding norm for public service

6th September 2022

A professional, efficient and effective public service is key to the government’s ability to deliver on its mandate. That’s why South Africa’s...

News

Former Mpumalanga agriculture MEC Msibi off the hook for now

5th September 2022

Murder charges against the former MEC for agriculture and rural development, Mandla Msibi, together with his five co-accused has been provisionally withdrawn,...

Personal Finance

Your partner shouldn’t be your retirement plan

5th September 2022

While a life partner can be wonderful, they should not be considered as a part of your retirement plan as they may...

Covid-19

Children orphaned by Covid-19 in South Africa near 150 000

5th September 2022

Covid-19 associated deaths have left nearly 150 000 children as orphans, Unicef has revealed in a report. The number increased to 207...