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REPEAT CONVICT: SA double murderer ‘with racist alter ego’ may lose US citizenship over lies

Brian Smith, originally from South Africa, has been found guilty in the US of lying to become a citizen there. In the application process, he said he had never been …
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Africa: African Development Bank Group to Champion Domestic Capital Mobilisation At Africa Financial Summit 2026

[African Development Bank (AfDB)] What: Africa Financial Summit (AFIS) 2026 Who: African Development Bank Group (Main Partner), the Government of Angola (Host country), International Finance Corporation (Co-host); Jeune Afrique Media …
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INTERVIEW: Godongwana says coveted investment-grade status is now ‘within reach’

Markets certainly welcomed this version of the MTBPS. The yield on the benchmark 10-year government bond fell 20 basis points to 8.72% — a big thumbs-up. By revealing contrast, Mexico’s …
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TEST BRILLIANCE: Titanic Temba Bavuma inspires a Proteas win for the ages against Australia

The Proteas levelled the three-match Test series against Australia with an innings and 31-run victory at St George’s Park in Gqeberha late on the fifth and final day, bowling the …
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SUPPLY CRISIS: Foul water scares hit Joburg suburbs — councillors blame ‘cowboy’ contractors

Joburg’s eastern suburbs have faced repeated water cuts this year as contractors fixing sewerage infrastructure allegedly damage drinking-water pipes, risking contamination.
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LOCAL ELECTIONS 2026: A red beret in the Deep South — meet the EFF’s unlikely ward candidate

Gabrielle Maritz is reluctant to reduce people to demographics, but the Cape Town Ward 61 candidate might not be what many people expect from the EFF. She hopes to build …
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INSPIRATIONAL STORY: From a Gqeberha bus stop to Spike Lee’s desk, a friendship becomes acclaimed film

Two boys bonded over football at a bus stop in Bluewater Bay in the 1990s, building a friendship across apartheid’s racial divide. Three decades later, their friendship has inspired APART, …
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Watch - Ramaphosa’s reform message as polls show continued ANC decline

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Nigeria: Dangote Mulls Upward Review of $100bn Vision 2030

[Daily Trust] President and Chief Executive of Dangote Industries Limited, Aliko Dangote, has indicated that the Group may raise its $100 billion Vision 2030 target, with a revised ambition expected …
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Nigeria: 2 Years After, FG Moves Distribution of N700bn Meters to 2027

[Daily Trust] Two years after the Federal Accounts Allocation Committee (FAAC) disbursed funds for the N700bn Presidential Metering Initiative (PMI), the government has said it would begin distribution in 2027.
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THE FINANCIAL WELLNESS COACH: Weighing up rental income against long-term investment growth

It could be worth holding on to a property that generates an attractive amount of money each month, but its future value is not guaranteed.
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AFTER THE BELL: Mini budget applause is meaningless to young jobseekers hustling on street corners

South Africa’s debt signals may reassure bond markets, but this means little to unemployed young people hustling daily for work – any work.
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News24 | Burnout, unruly pupils, heavy workloads driving teachers to early retirement

Unruly pupils, heavy workloads, and teacher burnout… these are among the reasons some teachers may have opted for the government’s incentivised early retirement package.
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Venezuela faces a deepening energy crisis as protests grow

Venezuela’s worsening electricity crisis is disrupting daily life, pushing frustrated residents into the streets as prolonged blackouts expose the fragility of the country’s power grid.
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China: Panic as 7.0-magnitude earthquake rocks Tibet

A powerful magnitude 7.0 earthquake struck Baqen County in Nagqu, in southwest China’s Tibet Autonomous Region, at 10.33 pm on Thursday 22 October, according to the China Earthquake Networks Center.
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News24 | Declassified: Inside the trial of ‘Zuma’s spy’ after media, civil society victory for access

In what is being heralded as a significant victory for media freedom, News24 attended the trial of Thulani Dlomo and Patrick Mshotola for the first time on Thursday after securing …
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Malls have something online shopping can’t provide

In a world where consumers can buy almost anything online, shopping centres are increasingly giving people more reasons to leave home.
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GROUNDUP: High court sets aside multibillion-rand ARV contracts over procurement irregularities

The high court has ruled that irregularities made parts of the Department of Health’s multibillion-rand ARV tender unlawful, ordering the department to reconsider the awards within 120 days. Current suppliers …
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GROUNDUP: Mob beats immigrant man to death in central Durban

Fifty people marching up Dr Pixley kaSeme Street fatally assaulted an immigrant man on Thursday morning.
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News24 | Suspected Cape taxi violence claims four lives in Delft and Maitland

Four people have been killed and one injured in two separate suspected taxi-related shootings in Cape Town on Thursday.
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A 100-day plan to keep Joburg’s lights on

City Power’s collapse threatens Johannesburg’s future. The Centre for Development and Enterprise outlines a 100-day turnaround plan for incoming leadership to restore governance, fix finances and keep the lights on.
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SA’s R13bn social grant cuts are arbitrary, cruel and economically short-sighted

The Medium-Term Budget Policy Statement cuts R13-billion from social grants, including child support and SRD grants. These reductions will worsen poverty, malnutrition and vulnerability to gender-based violence. Restrictive verification processes …
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Mogotsi back in court on Friday

He faces charges including unlawful possession of a firearm.
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Suliman Carrim hit with fresh charges in vehicle theft case

Suliman Carrim's legal troubles are mounting as a fresh criminal case emerges. Two vehicles, disputed documents and a border crossing are now at the centre of the investigation.
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SOUND POLLUTION: Stadium noise and nuisance put Nelson Mandela Bay residents’ rights on the line

Residents living near the Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium say years of noise and litter from events have harmed their quality of life. Now, a sold-out All White Sing Along Picnic …
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