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Three Bafana Bafana stars Orlando Pirates could sign before the transfer window closes
These three Bafana Bafana stars are available to sign with Orlando Pirates looking to build squad depth ahead of their return to the CAF Champions League.
Iran claims control of strait, not seeking talks as Trump halts bombs
Iran it is still in control of the Strait of Hormuz and not seeking to resume peace talks
Madlanga Commission hears PKTT affidavit evidence from Johnson
Sello questioned why PKTT and "forklift patches" were omitted from the Commission's affidavit.
Truth-tellers celebrated at journalism awards
THE Namibian claimed several honours at the 2026 Namibian Journalism Awards as FNB Namibia’s Carpio Minnaar urged journalists to uphold integrity, fairness and independence in their reporting. At the ceremony …
Van een boer tot hoenderreus: Die Rainbow Chicken-storie
Marthinus Stander, uitvoerende hoof van Rainbow Chicken, gesels oor die geskiedenis van die maatskappy.
No reason for mobile data to expire in South Africa: Khusela Diko
MPs visit MTN headquarters as the operator's legal battle with ICASA continues.
Een kliënt, een strategie: Nedbank Private voeg private bankdienste en welvaartbestuur saam
Coenie Smith, hoof van spesiale segmente en besigheidsontwikkeling by Nedbank Private, gesels oor hoe Nedbank Private se benadering verander het van tradisionele private bankdienste en welvaartbestuur na meer persoonlike, geïntegreerde …
News24 | US envoy quits UN Security Council meeting to protest France comments
The United States walked out of a UN Security Council meeting on Monday when France’s ambassador took the floor, protesting French comments comparing the US to North Korea and other …
Kan tegnologie Suid-Afrika se grenskrisis help oplos?
Daniël du Plessis, visepresident van Milkor in Afrika, deel sy mening oor die huidige situasie by Suid-Afrika se grense en hoe tegnologie kan help om die uitdagings aan te spreek.
Clergy hail peaceful campaigns
The clergy on the Copperbelt have commended the peaceful conduct of political campaigns, describing the prevailing calm as a sign of growing political tolerance among candidates and their supporters. House …
Investments worth US$19.07 billion actualised-ZDA
The Zambia Development Agency (ZDA) has announced that investments worth US$19.07 billion have been actualised. Addressing a media briefing in Lusaka today, ZDA Director General Albert Halwampa said the actualisation …
Nuwe FATF-proses begin: SA moet hard werk om van die gryslys af te bly
Kokkie Kooyman, ontleder van die finansiële sektor by Denker Capital, gesels oor Suid-Afrika se nuwe FATF-proses.
ANALYSIS: Why Africa still falls short at the FIFA World Cup – Part 2
In this Part 2, Dlangalala posits African coaching philosophy must reflect African players' origins.
Goeie winde uit Egipte waai na Vodacom
Dr Steve Minnaar, portefeuljebestuurder by Abax Investments, deel sy mening oor Naspers, Prosus en Tencent, SpaceX se notering en aandeelprys, asook Vodacom se handelsverklaring.
Mobile giant balances performance with size in new release
Nafisa Akabor, founder of Recharged.co.za, shares her impressions of Samsung's latest foldable devices and how they compare with rival offerings.
Can South Africa catch up in the global mining race?
Kuda Mukova, CEO of RIIS Africa, examines the challenges holding back South Africa's mining sector and the rising risks facing global mining jurisdictions.
National Treasury submits fifth compliance report to the FATF
Bradley Elliott, CEO of RelyComply, explains SA's progress since exiting the FATF grey list, ongoing concerns over financial crime prosecutions, and the risk of being grey-listed again.
Madlanga Commission to pursue charges over witness identity leak
The Madlanga Commission will institute criminal proceedings after someone exposed the identity of an anonymous witness.
Updated SA Schools First XV rugby rankings: Top 20
South Africa's schools First XV action returned with some upset results resulting in changes throughout the top 20. Here are your latest standings.
Decline in Bab al-Mandeb Strait traffic drives energy price spike
Patrick Bond, Distinguished Professor of Sociology at UJ, discusses the diplomatic implications of developments in the Bab al-Mandeb Strait, their impact on global trade, and the opportunities for Africa.