A 10th suspect has been arrested by the Hawks for allegedly attempting to travel from South Africa to join the Russia-Ukraine war, as multiple co-accused appear in court.

With four in ten South African learners dropping out before matric, structured after-school programmes provide vital academic support, safety, and mentorship beyond classroom hours.

South African researchers have joined an international mission deploying autonomous Saildrones to brave harsh Antarctic winter storms and measure how the Southern Ocean absorbs carbon dioxide.

Huawei XMAGE and Paris Photo have unveiled the 'A Heartwarming World' exhibition at the Grand Palais, marking the 10th anniversary of the photography awards and revealing the 2026 winners.

Diabetes is a silent condition that often causes years of unseen damage before symptoms appear. Endocrinologist Dr Ankia Coetzee explains why early testing, lifestyle changes, and ending stigma are vital to saving lives.

An analysis by Climate Central shows that human-caused climate change has made this week's extreme November heat in parts of South Africa up to five times more likely, affecting millions nationwide.

Promised lucrative civilian work, thousands of young Africans have instead been recruited to fight on Russian front lines in Ukraine. African governments face mounting pressure to protect their citizens, investigate trafficking networks, and demand a...

As voting patterns shift in response to poor service delivery and stalled economic transformation, an analysis explores how the failure of black political leadership could reshape South Africa's racial and electoral dynamics.

A landmark study across Africa reveals that while non-profits provide young workers with purpose and respect, short grant cycles and limited funding leave many facing precarious, insufficient incomes.

UN chief António Guterres has urged world leaders at COP31 to back a new Climate Justice Compact, pressing rich nations and oil giants to finance the global green transition.

A senior manager at the eThekwini municipality faces dismissal after an internal disciplinary tribunal found him guilty of sustained sexual misconduct and harassment against a junior employee.

While South Africa's 2024 elections ushered in a new democratic coalition era, female political representation suffered a significant decline, highlighting the urgent need for legislated gender parity.

With youth unemployment standing at a staggering 47.3%, South Africa's Skills Revolution seeks to bridge the gap between education and the labour market through targeted vocational training, institutional accountability, and strategic partnerships.

Chery Group South Africa and the National Consumer Commission have announced a massive recall of over 23,000 vehicles, addressing potential rear axle and braking defects across Tiggo and Omoda models.

Alleged criminal kingpin Vusimuzi “Cat” Matlala told the Madlanga Commission that Idac investigators coerced him to fabricate evidence targeting former police minister Bheki Cele in a plea deal witness statement.

Double Olympic gold medallist Tatjana Smith has switched her allegiance to represent the Netherlands, delivering a significant blow to South African swimming ahead of the 2028 Olympics.

The DG Murray Trust warns that provinces extending liquor trading hours risk legal challenges, as the Constitutional Court considers the government's duty to mitigate alcohol-related harm.

President Cyril Ramaphosa has approved salary increases of up to 4% for politicians, traditional leaders, and judges, drawing sharp criticism from trade union federation Cosatu.

Thukukile Zuma has resigned from the ANC's Johannesburg regional executive committee, accusing party leaders of silencing dissent following disciplinary threats over her duties and social media criticisms.

Alleged criminal kingpin Vusimuzi “Cat” Matlala denied gifting 20 impala to General Shadrack Sibiya, telling the Madlanga Commission he merely wanted to offload the animals from his Bela-Bela farm.

As festive shopping kicks off across South Africa, the Pietermaritzburg Economic Justice and Dignity Group urges consumers to budget carefully amid rising food prices and mounting household pressures.

The uMkhonto weSizwe party has warned its members against public infighting over municipal council deployments, reminding them that public office is a responsibility rather than an entitlement.

As an exceptionally strong El Niño looms, Cape Town prepares for heightened threats of extreme heat, wildfires, and water shortages, alongside global efforts by C40 Cities to bolster early warning systems.

Alleged crime kingpin Vusimuzi 'Cat' Matlala told the Madlanga Commission that admissions of payments to former deputy national police commissioner Shadrack Sibiya were fabricated by investigators and signed under duress.

Despite adding 101,000 jobs in the third quarter, South Africa's official unemployment rate climbed to 33.7%, leaving more than 13 million people unemployed or outside the active workforce.

The bail hearing for five Zimbabwean nationals accused of attempting to join the Russia-Ukraine war has been postponed after the prosecutor failed to appear in the Kempton Park Magistrate’s Court.

The Constitutional Court is hearing a pivotal case on whether the state has a constitutional duty to protect communities from alcohol-related harm by limiting liquor trading hours.

Despite a severe electoral setback and losing major strongholds like eThekwini in KwaZulu-Natal, the ANC maintains that recent gains in vote share mark the beginning of its recovery.

President Cyril Ramaphosa has approved salary increases between 3.5% and 4% for government officials, lawmakers, and members of the judiciary despite growing economic challenges.

South Africa’s official unemployment rate edged up to 33.7% in the third quarter of 2026 as labour force growth outpaced new jobs, leaving 8.6 million people actively seeking work.

North West businessman Suliman Carrim remains behind bars after the state opposed his bail application in the Musina Magistrate’s Court over an alleged cross-border vehicle theft scheme.

Alleged kingpin Vusimuzi “Cat” Matlala told the Madlanga Commission that Idac investigators coerced him into a plea deal to fabricate evidence against senior police generals, following the reported suicide attempt of lead investigator Dylan Perum...

As South Africa debates expanding digital identity, connecting public systems to autonomous AI agents poses severe risks of excluding vulnerable citizens unless strict guardrails and human appeals are enforced.

Alleged kingpin Vusimuzi 'Cat' Matlala has told the Madlanga Commission that former deputy police commissioner Shadrack Sibiya coerced him into lying about their relationship during parliamentary testimony.

A pioneering study in the Eastern Cape demonstrates how peer-led recovery groups can sharply curb psychosis relapses and keep schizophrenia patients out of hospital, yet deep poverty poses a lasting hurdle.

Malawi’s seed investment plan aims to boost productivity, but disputes over funding, corporate inputs, and rising hunger despite higher yields challenge agricultural orthodoxy.

Extramural activities are often treated as mere hobbies, but for many learners they serve as vital spaces of emotional safety and belonging. Educators must recognise that pastoral care does not end when the school bell rings.

Le Parc by Tasha’s Group has teamed up with Moët & Chandon at Polofields in Midrand to launch a festive boules, food, and champagne experience.

Nine foreign nationals have been arrested at O.R. Tambo International Airport and Bruma after an intelligence-driven operation intercepted their alleged bid to join the Russia-Ukraine war.

Despite differing wealth and history, Europe and South Africa share deep socio-economic strains, from unaffordable housing to youth disenfranchisement, creating opportunities for private capital investment.

Advocate Annelene van den Heever has accused the NPA of violating rules by providing the Madlanga Commission with an unsigned statement from Vusimuzi 'Cat' Matlala’s collapsed plea deal, but the commission dismissed efforts to block the evidence.

In his new autobiography, Usman Khawaja claims knowledge of the 2018 Sandpapergate plot was widespread across the Australian team. But without naming names, his claims leave the punished trio carrying the sole blame.

Angelo C. Louw explores how the toxic rhetoric surrounding sexual violence and Coloured identity reflects the codependence of racism and patriarchy in South Africa.

After local elections, some South African voters experienced regret upon discovering the full context behind social media campaign clips. Examining candidate records is crucial before ballots are cast.

Following the IEC's declaration of the 2026 local government elections as free and fair, economists and political analysts weigh in on what the shift toward municipal coalitions means for business confidence and service delivery across South Africa.

President Cyril Ramaphosa has called on political parties to negotiate in good faith to form functional municipal councils, warning that infighting must not hinder basic service delivery.

The IEC has finalised the 2026 local government election results, showing the ANC clinging to a national lead with just 30.76% of the vote amid significant gains for the DA and ActionSA, paving the way for widespread coalition talks.

The parties in South Africa's Government of National Unity must unite to pass the Municipal Structures Amendment Bill, establishing vital framework rules for stable local coalitions ahead of the 2026 elections.

President Cyril Ramaphosa attends the IEC's official announcement of the 2026 Local Government Elections final results at the Gallagher Convention Centre in Midrand.

Duduzane Zuma says the MK party will not rescue political parties rejected by voters, as coalition talks loom over hung municipalities across KwaZulu-Natal.