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News24 | ‘Confessions of a Gold Digger’: How a SA team threw out the rulebook and went global in NY
A South African production team decided to bypass the pilot and bet on a full 56-episode microdrama; the gamble landed them a world premiere at New York’s inaugural ALZA Festival …
News24 | ANALYSIS | Proteas seek day five knockout to land Test win for the ages
The Proteas, in being able to boss proceedings in the second Test against Australia from a position of difficulty from the first Test, displayed admirable resilience. But, they’ll need plenty …
News24 | Cape Town’s ‘Hell Run’: Nearly 94% reject R114m N2 wall, report finds
The City of Cape Town is spending R114 million to wall off the N2 – and the proposed project has split communities right down the middle before a single brick …
News24 | Soweto school demands answers after Grade 4 pupil allegedly raped by ‘model’ teacher
The school governing body of Busisiwe Primary School in Zola, Soweto, has demanded answers after a nine-year-old Grade 4 pupil was allegedly raped by a teacher whom the SGB chairperson …
Newsrooms are shrinking in a tightly concentrated media market
A new report by Open Secrets details the carnage in print media while consumers move online for their news, with some notable exceptions.
Billions saved as grant fraud is reduced
Government extends the SRD grant for another year.
Robust revenue collections cushioning SA against global shocks
Estimated collections revised up by R17bn for 2026/27.
SAA receives R1bn guarantee, further bailouts not ruled out
Land Bank gets R10bn guarantee, while Denel guarantees total R889m.
Asset managers question whether peer benchmarking drives executive pay inflation
PwC’s latest remuneration report shows performance-linked pay is increasing much faster than fixed pay.
‘This is not our first rodeo’ – Afrimat’s Andries van Heerden
The CEO of the mining and materials company reflects on the bold idea that launched the group, the mounting pressures facing the business, and why experience matters in tough times.
Protest as a pillar of democracy
This spotlight is, then, a form of protest in its own right: a way of reasserting that protest is legitimate, important for democracy, and everywhere.
Watching the watchers — the Mother City’s expanding surveillance network demands voyeurism scrutiny
Cape Town’s multimillion-rand surveillance grid promises safer streets. However, unchecked technology, vague safeguards and historical precedent raise urgent questions about liberty and data privacy.
More than just a DJ: Ash T steps out from behind the decks with Ngomane EP
Langelihle Dube, langadube0404@gmail.com FOR years, Ashton Gumbo, popularly known as DJ Ash T, has carved out a place in Bulawayo’s entertainment scene…
MTBPS 2026: Opposition calls Godongwana’s fuel levy cuts ‘a scam’ as GNU offers muted support
Political reactions to Minister Enoch Godongwana’s Medium-Term Budget Policy Statement range from cautious GNU endorsement to fierce opposition dismissals of fuel levy cuts as electioneering.
HERE COMETH THE CHAIR
Africa Moyo-Deputy National Editor PRESIDENT Mnangagwa will assume the Chairmanship of the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa today, bringing to…
December planting window likely amid El Niño threat
Theseus Mauruki Shambare and Conrad Mupesa FARMERS have been advised to look at December as the main planting window for the coming…
Comesa leaders arrive for summit
Debra Matabvu-Senior Reporter AT least 18 Member States of the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa have confirmed participation in the…
Lesotho to lead Sadc organ
Zvamaida Murwira-Senior Reporter LESOTHO has been appointed the incoming chair of the Southern African Development Community Organ on Politics, Defence and Security…
Kenya moves to deepen trade ties
Nyore Madzianike-Senior Reporter ZIMBABWE and Kenya are moving to deepen economic cooperation, with bilateral trade having increased by 63 percent between 2024…
Zim takes over Comesa foreign affairs council
Oliver Kazunga-Senior Reporter ZIMBABWE has assumed the chairmanship of the Council of Ministers of Foreign Affairs of the Common Market for Eastern…
SHALOM DIDN’T FEAR DEATH, SHE EMBRACED IT
Robson Sharuko Metros Editor SHALOM Onaja knew she was going to die and, from her hospital bed, she even decided to dictate…
SHALOM’S LETTER TO HER DOCTORS, NURSES AND KIDZCAN
“To Dr L. Hlatswayo, Dr Dondo, Dr Nomsa Tsikai, Dr Pauchoury in India, and Dr Vikas of Manipal Hospital in India: “I…
SHALOM’S LETTER INDICATING HER WISHES AFTER HER DEATH
“If the time comes when God calls me to my resting place in Heaven, I ask you to remember that my life…
SA’s infrastructure gap presents an investment opportunity
Ninety One deputy managing director Natalie Phillips discusses South Africa’s infrastructure funding gap, the case for infrastructure debt and why investment in data centres and power is critical to AI’s …
Yemen: Tanks fire as fighting erupts on the outskirts of Taiz
Tanks and gunfire mark renewed clashes on the outskirts of Taiz. Inside the Yemeni city, mounting rubbish and blocked roads are raising concerns about public health.