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South Africans rallied together in an outpouring of grief and generosity following the death of David Sejobe, a beloved security guard at MultiChoice’s Randburg...
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Gayton McKenzie is many things, but a diplomat he is not.
One minute, he sits in the cabinet, the next he is cheerleading Donald Trump’s...
Understanding the social impact of corruption
Incidents of corruption in South Africa, which include economic crimes such as fraud and money laundering, are well-documented, both in the media and in...
In cities, health and safety are two sides of the same...
By 2050, nearly seven out of every 10 people on earth will live in cities.
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The president must show Gayton McKenzie the door
Gayton McKenzie is a brash, tactless, foot-in-mouth politician who has no business holding a position as important as sports, arts and culture minister.
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Police open inquest docket to probe Pretorius’ death
Police have confirmed that an inquest docket has been registered following the tragic death of former police reservist Wiandre Pretorius, who allegedly shot and...
The ‘Diva’ and the ‘Cat’: Madlanga hears of ‘fling’
Senior South African Police Service (SAPS) brigadier Rachel Matjeng has told the Madlanga commission that her relationship with suspected underworld figure Vusimuzi “Cat” Matlala...
Stabbing at Curro Soweto campus stokes protest
A stabbing incident at Curro Protea Glen in Soweto sparked outrage among pupils and parents at the private school, who have raised concerns over...
SA set to pull out of DRC peacekeeping mission
South Africa has resolved to draw the curtain on its long-standing participation in the United Nations Organisation Stabilisation Mission in the Democratic Republic of...
Appeal court split over Phahlane’s dismissal but confirms his exit
The Labour Appeal Court of South Africa has delivered a split decision in the case of Kgomotso Phahlane, the former acting national commissioner of...
North West’s R15bn SEZ dream remains trapped in approval delays
A six-year battle to secure licensing for the long-awaited Bojanala Special Economic Zone (SEZ) has entered a decisive phase, with North West Premier Lazarus...
Reimagining the Sunday World
Dear Reader,
It has been four weeks since I stepped into the role of Editor‑in‑Chief of this esteemed publication, and I remain deeply grateful for...
Race to block ugly Maile-TK ANC contest
ANC activists in Gauteng are scrambling to stop a looming internal showdown between finance MEC Lebogang Maile and music executive-turned-politician Thembinkosi “TK” Nciza that...
China’s state council discusses draft government work report, 15th Five-Year Plan
China’s State Council on Friday convened a plenary meeting to discuss the draft government work report and a draft outline of the 15th Five-Year...
US exits WHO: Could this be a wake-up call for Africa?
The United States has formally exited the World Health Organisation (WHO), marking one of the most consequential withdrawals in a broader retreat from multilateral...
VW sharpens multi-segment offensive by unleashing new Caravelle, T-Roc
Volkswagen Group Africa (VWGA) has signalled its intent to strengthen its position across both the people-carrier and compact SUV segments with the unveiling of...
SA vehicle finance applications signal cautious consumer confidence
South Africa’s automotive market may still be navigating affordability pressures, but rising vehicle finance applications suggest that consumer confidence is gradually returning.
Following positive January...
SIU moves to enforce SCA order over dodgy R40m Beitbridge fence
The Special Investigating Unit (SIU) has moved to enforce a January judgment of the Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA) that shuts the door on...
Brigadier denies ‘Cat’ Matlala bankrolled BBL, confirms asking for Ozempic
“I did not get a BBL. I asked my boyfriend for Ozempic.”
That was Brigadier Rachel Matjeng’s emphatic response as she took the witness stand...
Vehicle services firm Motus interdicted from changing staff employment conditions
The Labour Court has interdicted multi-national automotive, vehicle products and services company Motus from unilaterally changing the salaries and conditions of employment of 232...
