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Flooding and inclement weather expected across 5 provinces: A nationwide weather warning is in effect as severe conditions move in.

Humanitarian aid for flood victims: Flood relief efforts are intensifying as large parts of the country battle devastating downpours.

NSFAS under administration for the third time in 8 years: The crisis at the National Student Financial Aid Scheme has reached a tipping point.

Joburg Councillor’s bid to barricade pedestrian and cycle lanes to prevent taxis driving in the lanes

Author Profile: Unfair way: The untold history of South African Black Golf

Food Insecurity on the rise

Pistachios putting the Karoo on the world map

Writing to parliament: The work of the Select Committee on Public Petitions and Executive Undertakings

Constitutional Review: How often should it take place?

Delivery fraud is increasing in South Africa

Financial Corner: Retirement Affairs

Reparations, Humanity, and the Legacy of Enslavement

Grant recipients warned against unlawful deductions

Should Maths Literacy be discontinued or does it play a pivotal role in bridging the gap for learners?

4 Business people killed in the JHB CBD: Police are on the hunt for the killers of 3-men who were shot dead at a McDonald's branch in the Jo’burg CBD yesterday

SACP orders its officials to defy the ANC ultimatum and campaign for the party

Impact of acting roles on policing a midst Madlanga revelations

Farm workers march to parliament to demand land

The African Forensic Sciences Academy (AFSA) has announced that founding member Stephen Fonseca will receive the prestigious IAFS Human Rights Award

In a recent ruling, the Constitutional Court of South Africa made it clear that the Commission cannot enforce its own findings like a court can.

South Africa is stepping into the AI era—with the public invited to help shape the rules. The government has unveiled a draft national policy on artificial intelligence, aimed at protecting citizens while ensuring the benefits of AI reach the country’s most disadvantaged communities.

A major fraud crackdown is underway in Limpopo, where Hawks has arrested 11 suspects accused of siphoning off millions from the National Student Financial Aid Scheme.

Obstetric violence is Gender-based violence

The Changing face of Higher Education

SIU moves in on ESKOM Scammers

Young South Africans are increasingly being priced out of the property market, as rising living costs and stagnant wages make homeownership less attainable. What was once considered a key pathway to financial security is now becoming out of reach for many in the 18–35 age group.

The Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA) has delivered a significant ruling on the scope of the Road Accident Fund (RAF), confirming that even undocumented foreign nationals are entitled to claim compensation for injuries sustained in road accidents in South Africa

A tragic road rage incident in Johannesburg has reignited urgent debate around firearm ownership, public safety, and the adequacy of South Africa’s gun licensing system.

Wits prof building world’s fastest internet

Trump Threatens Iran again

Gauteng Health responds to Talisman claims

Talisman Foundation Eviction- another pending disaster

Mop Up Operations begin in Cape Town after heavy rainfalls

From township hustle to household name—Jabu Stone, widely known as “Mr Dreads,” has turned a passion for natural hair into one of South Africa’s most recognisable brands.

Eastern Cape Judge President Selby Mbenenge is now at the center of a constitutional process that could ultimately lead to impeachment, after the Judicial Service Commission (JSC) escalated findings against him from misconduct to gross misconduct

At a B-BBEE symposium at the University of Johannesburg, Deputy Minister Seiso Mohai fired back at mounting criticism of Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment, arguing the public narrative is riddled with half-truths. His intervention lands as debates over transformation and growth intensify—and as flashpoints like Starlink’s stalled entry sharpen the stakes

Gangsterism in the Western Cape has evolved into a full-blown social crisis—one that continues to claim lives, destabilise communities, and pull young people into cycles of violence.

The possible impeachment of Eastern Cape Judge President Selby Mbenenge, following a finding of gross misconduct by the Judicial Service Commission, is more than a legal turning point

The sentencing of Julius Malema for a firearm discharge conviction puts three high-stakes questions on the table: what the law demands, what it means for the Economic Freedom Fighters, and whether his political trajectory bends—or breaks—from here.

A new report highlights South Africa’s deepening wastewater crisis, showing that despite tens of billions allocated for repairs, the country’s sewage treatment systems are still deteriorating

eThekwini municipality water and sanitation responds to residents’ complaints over ongoing water supply issue

South Africans will have to tighten their belts further as the IMF downgrades the country's economic growth prospects

DBE plans to change the History being taught in schools

President of Ethekwini Ratepayers and Residents, Ish Prahladh speaks to Joanne on the lack of water provision in the city following a complaint by a listener on the provision of water tankers for residents

Pope's Africa Tour amidst Trump criticism Catholic theologian, Dr Annemarie Paulin-Campbell delves into the importance of Pope Leo's Africa tour in the midst of criticism by US President, Donald Trump

The following interview is sponsored by the KZN Tourism & Film Authority

A 56-year-old Pastor arrested over the alleged rape of a 13-year-old girl in Gauteng is set to seek bail in the Roodepoort Magistrate’s Court on today, as outrage grows and calls mount for the court to keep him behind bars.

More than a decade after the Life Esidimeni tragedy, SECTION27 and victims’ families have welcomed the decision to prosecute those implicated, calling it a crucial step toward long-overdue justice for 141 mental health patients who died

Nearly a decade after the Life Esidimeni tragedy shocked the nation, the National Prosecuting Authority has finally decided to prosecute those implicated in the deaths of more than 140 mental health patients.

Four astronauts are safely back on Earth after making history as the first humans to travel to the Moon in more than 50 years aboard Artemis II

Sgt Nkosi applies for bail: Gauteng Organised Crime Unit officer Sergeant Fannie Nkosi returns to court this morning for his bail application, after his initial appearance last week

US IRAN talks fail: Just one week remains before the temporary ceasefire expires, and time is running out for the United States and Iran to secure a lasting deal

Court prohibits Dora Nginza Hospital workers from protesting:The Eastern Cape Health Department is heading to court in a bid to halt a strike by workers at Dora Nginza Hospital, as conditions inside the facility rapidly deteriorate

Challenge to legalise Euthanasia

Challenge to legalise Euthanasia

Analysis: DA new leadership

DA gets new leadership

Analysis: Just one week remains before the ceasefire expires, and the clock is ticking for the United States and Iran to secure a lasting deal. After 21 hours of intense negotiations in Islamabad this weekend aimed at ending the six-week war, talks have stalled. US Vice-President JD Vance confirmed yesterday that no agreement could be reached.

Will the US-Iran ceasefire hold

Bill aimed at Whistleblower protection

ActionSA Secures IPID Phala Phala Report Revealing Major Findings Against the President’s Protectors Have Been Ignored

LISTNER CORNER: UIF DELAYS

Ahmed Timol nephew testifies at TRC

HPCSA finally gets to discipline Dr Wouter Basson

Public service to be professionalised

US-Iran Ceasefire agreement

SA receives injectable PreP doses

As of last week, it’s costing us more to get around. The price of petrol went up by more than 3-rand a litre last week while diesel went up by over 7-rand. But the fuel price increase wasn’t as bad as it could’ve been, because government reduced the fuel levy so we wouldn’t have to take all the pain at the pumps. Having said that, paraffin went up by a whopping 11-rand-67.

Part 2 reburial of the KhoiSan remains

Final Wind Down with Jesse Clegg and Msaki

What's new this time

Cities Economic Outlook 2026

Fuel Prices: What more would we like to see government do regarding the fuel price?

Digital Connectivity Investment Roadmap

Personal Finance with Bryan Hirsch

The ongoing embargo on Cuba: Cuba is experiencing a severe economic and energy crisis with widespread nationwide blackouts and critical shortages of fuel, food, and medicine. The situation has been intensified by strict U.S. sanctions, an oil blockade, and the loss of fuel shipments from Venezuela.

City Cool Labs brings vital information to respond to climate change in urban areas

SA breeding ground for corruption:This morning we revist that one cancer of corruption that's plaguing the country

#FridayWindDown with Maleh

Khoisan repatriation

South African early childhood development platform recognized globally

State and image of our police

Perspective on the constitution and human rights

New TB testing device innovation may provide a breakthrough for diagnostics

PAID INTERVIEW: Services SETA

SA Innovation Week - The role government plays in pushing the innovation sector.

Technology Innovation Agency 15 years of existence

Inaugural SA Innovation Week

Aviation industry and its role in the national transport network and the broader economy.

Freight and Logistics sector to fast track the economy

National Transport Conference

Gauteng Budget with Lebohang Maile

Gauteng Budget Reaction

Gauteng Budget Reaction

Missile Strike:The Israel Defense Force (IDF) says it has launched another wave of strikes on Tehran, while Iranian officials say at least 153 people including children were killed after a reported strike hit a school

EASTERN CAPE SOPA:The Premier of the Eastern Cape, Lubabalo Oscar Mabuyane, delivered the annual State of the Province Address (SOPA) yesterday, outlining government’s strategic priorities and plans to accelerate economic growth, strengthen service delivery, and improve the livelihoods of citizens across the province

OB: Northern Cape SOPA

OB: Northern Cape SOPA

Citizens Corner: 2026 Budget Speech preview

Meetings Africa