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Neurosurgeon loses damages bid over Covid curfew arrest

16th October 2026

The High Court in Pretoria has dismissed a neurosurgeon’s claim for damages against the Minister of Police over his arrest during South...

Gig Guide

National gig guide: Ne-Yo, Cape Malay choirs and more

16th October 2026

Whether you are in the mood for a major concert, an intimate jazz session or a theatre production, there are several ways...

News

Prasa rail recovery: R1bn security wall, 10 million Mabopane passenger trips projected

15th October 2026

The Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa (Prasa) expects passenger trips on the Mabopane rail corridor to reach 10-million during the current...

Lifestyle

Future of HR Conference 2026 tackles AI, skills shortages and employee retention

14th October 2026

South Africa’s human resources leaders are under growing pressure to retain critical skills, adapt to artificial intelligence and build workplaces where employees...

Big Reads

BOSA marches to demand public access to sex offenders register

14th October 2026

Build One South Africa (BOSA) has handed over a petition signed by almost 20,000 people, demanding that the government make the National...

Lifestyle

El Niño approaches: Cape vineyards put on alert as summer nears

14th October 2026

As El Niño conditions are expected to persist into 2027, Western Cape wine producers are being urged to prepare for rising temperatures,...

Business

Entrepreneur burnout: Signs of stress and how to protect your mental health

14th October 2026

Entrepreneurship is often associated with financial freedom and success, but behind the success stories are business owners dealing with financial pressure, sleepless...

Lifestyle

Why employees fear discussing mental health with their bosses

13th October 2026

For many employees, admitting that they are struggling with their mental health at work can feel like a professional risk. They may...

Lifestyle

Pearl Thusi and Lungile Radu explore SA on a budget in new show

12th October 2026

With the cost of living putting pressure on household budgets, a holiday can feel like a luxury many South Africans cannot afford....

Education

Gauteng matric exams 2026: Maile targets 100% monitoring for record 203,794 candidates

12th October 2026

Gauteng is preparing to administer the biggest matric examination cohort in the province’s history, with 203,794 candidates registered to write the 2026...