Three dead, three others wounded after shooting in Rabie Ridge
Three people have been shot dead and three others wounded, including a police officer, during…
LIVE | Tongaat Hulett application for provisional liquidation
The Durban High Court hears an application for the provisional liquidation of sugar giant, Tongaat Hulett. Live stream below:
Chiefs cruise past Magesi to extend winning streak
Wandile Duba of Kaizer Chiefs celebrates his goal with teammates during the Betway Premiership match. Kaizer Chiefs continued their strong late-season surge in the Betway Premiership with a commanding 4-1 victory over Magesi FC at the New Peter Mokaba Stadium on Wednesday night, stretching their winning run to five matches. The Soweto giants delivered a…
Rising public debt is limiting governments’ ability to spend: IMF
International Monetary Fund (IMF), Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva. Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) Kristalina Georgieva has warned that rising public debt is limiting governments’ ability to spend and respond to economic challenges. She says leaders must remain focused on major global pressures, including political tensions, trade issues, and rapid technological change. Her…
Three dead, three others wounded after shooting in Rabie Ridge
Three people have been shot dead and three others wounded, including a police officer, during an alleged domestic dispute in Rabie Ridge, north of Johannesburg, on Friday morning. Police say an argument between a man and his girlfriend turned violent, resulting in multiple fatal shootings inside a house. Officers responding to the scene also came…
Steenhuisen announces early success in FMD vaccination campaign
Minister of Agriculture John Steenhuisen has announced encouraging early results in South Africa’s fight against Foot-and-Mouth Disease (FMD), with the national vaccination campaign showing clear signs of success. The Minister says more than 2 million animals have been vaccinated between February and 26 March 2026, with no new infections recorded in already vaccinated herds. Although…
Mugabe, co-accused seek for suspended sentence
Bellarmine Mugabe and Tobias Matonhodze appear at the Alexandra Magistrate’s Court The legal team of attempted murder accused Bellarmine Mugabe and his co-accused, Tobias Matonhodze, have asked the Alexandra Regional Court north of Johannesburg, to impose a suspended sentence on the accused. Mugabe and Matonhodze entered into a plea agreement with the state. Mugabe pleaded…
Blitzboks chase fourth straight win at Hong Kong Sevens
The Series champions, the Blitzboks, are entering a new phase in the Sevens season. The South African Sevens team is looking to underline a period of total dominance with a fourth consecutive tournament win when they run out in Hong Kong on Friday morning. The Blitzboks are targeting the Hong Kong Sevens, the first event…
SAWS warns of cold front bringing wet, windy conditions across SA
SAWS has warned of an approaching cold front which will be accompanied by wet and windy conditions from Friday to Monday The South African Weather Service (SAWS) has warned of an approaching cold front which will be accompanied by wet and windy conditions and expected to affect large parts of the country from Friday until…
Mabuyane to take Malema to court over fake Fort Hare degree claims
EFF leader Julius Malema gestures as he addresses supporters outside the Regional Court in KuGompo City in the Eastern Cape on 16 April 2026. Eastern Cape Premier Oscar Mabuyane says he intends to file a lawsuit against Economic Freedom Fighters leader Julius Malema over allegations that he fraudulently obtained a Master’s Degree from the University…
PayInc Index rises 0.9% in March, but economist flags looming risks
PayInc Economic Index saw a 0.9% increase in electronic transactions processed through PayInc, in March 2026 The PayInc Economic Index, which measures the value of all electronic transactions processed through PayInc, saw a 0.9% increase in March 2026. This moved the index point to reach an index level of 104.7 in March, 4.6% higher than…
