‘Cat’ Matlala’s legal counsel calls in sick but Madlanga commission continues
A tense exchange unfolded at the Madlanga Commission as Justice Mbuyiseli Madlanga questioned...
Namibia names squad for T20I tri-series with South Africa, Zimbabwe
Cricket Namibia has announced a 16-player squad, captained by Gerhard Erasmus, for an inaugural men's T20 International tri-series in Windhoek from August 28 to September 6. The series will feature Namibia, South Africa, and Zimbabwe, with each team playing twice and the top two advancing to a final. Head coach Craig Williams highlighted the opportunity to compete against strong African sides. This tournament is also a preparatory step for the planned Africa Cup in 2027. Following the tri-series, Namibia will host South Africa for three ODIs on September 9, 11, and 13, marking their first bilateral home ODI series against South Africa.
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DA finance chief Mark Burke has defended his company’s dealings in cryptocurrency offshore,...
Cosatu holds off choosing sides in SACP,ANC face-off
Trade union federation Cosatu is kicking the can down the road in the...
Public service watchdog head probed over credentials
The Public Protector South Africa is probing allegations of an irregular appointment at...
Advtech profit, dividend increase as enrolment momentum grows
Education group ADvTECH reported a 13% increase in first-half profit to R726-million, supported...
Dipula Properties makes R2bn acquisition in expansion of retail portfolio
Dipula Properties is set to spend more than R2-billion on the acquisition of...
Exxaro mulling exit from struggling zinc producer Black Mountain
Diversified miner Exxaro has opened the door to a possible disposal of its...
Three South African universities listed among world’s top 500
Three South African universities – the University of Cape Town, the University of the Witwatersrand, and Stellenbosch University – have been ranked among the world's top 500 higher education institutions in the 2026 Academic Ranking of World Universities (ARWU). The University of Cape Town was the highest-ranked South African institution, placed in the 201-300 range, followed by the University of the Witwatersrand (301-400) and Stellenbosch University (401-500). The ARWU, published by ShanghaiRanking Consultancy, uses six objective indicators to assess university performance.
Fear grips Westbury as deadly shootings disrupt schools
Gun violence in Westbury, west of Johannesburg, has instilled fresh fear in the...
Partnerships and potential: Building Athlone Institute Paarl’s second century
In 1974, when the Group Areas Act forced Noorder Paarl High School to...
Kejelcha regains half marathon world record in Buenos Aires
Ethiopia's Yomif Kejelcha reclaimed the half marathon world record with a blistering run...
South African heroes are too often forgotten
A day and a month that should have been celebrated with much fanfare,...
Ramokgopa aiming high after lifting two silver medals at World Juniors
After announcing herself in spectacular fashion at the recent World U20 Championships, rising...
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R479.6m road project in North West completed
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In Ditsobotla Local Municipality, the provincial government has undertaken a range of interventions targeting municipal roads.
Premier Lazarus Mokgosi said a comprehensive assessment...
