Yeshelen Govender said civil society is providing food, water, clothing, blankets and the State isn't.

Managing Director of Cape Winelands Airport Deon Cloete says the appeals process is expected to be concluded in March 2026.

Challenges such as poor infrastructure and lack of services are negatively affecting pupils in public schools.

Prof. William Gumede urges South African voters to move past historical allegiances and vote for competence to drive change.

From a South African start-up to a cross-border fintech serving millions in Africa and Asia, this book traces the impressive journey of TymeBank.

Are you paying for what’s already covered, or extras that you didn't even want in the first place?

The South African Weather Service says parts of the country received well above-average rainfall last month.

What used to be a common practice seems to have become somewhat unsustainable in the current economy.

It should be a simple task, but many people are struggling...

Locals in Nieu-Bethesda are baffled after their quirky dam-dwelling mannequin and social media sensation vanished without a trace.

Political analyst, Professor Dirk Kotze, explains the factional battles within the Democratic Alliance.

Dorothy Mushi, a forensic investigation expert, says the country is showing worrying parallels with South American nations controlled by mafia-style cartels.

Has Breast Cancer Awareness Month become all about symbolism?

While every relationship faces its challenges, therapy isn’t necessarily the solution.

The term refers to the process of turning natural language into computer code using AI.

The previous record for entries selling out was three days for 27,000 entries in 2020.

As parents must care for their dependent children, adult children may be legally obliged to financially support their elderly parents.

The medic targeted mostly elderly patients in his care, claiming he wanted to reduce his workload during night shifts.

SAFA says Tseka left the venue to get the team ice and missed the second yellow card.

A new 'digital thermometer' for stress is delving deeper into the research around the link between social media and anxiety.

A historian delves into the continent's past... from ancient aristocracies, through colonialism, to modern day beliefs.

Political analyst Tara Roos says corruption is a natural consequence of any government system, but past leaders at least practiced some restraint.

According to Statistics South Africa, over 123,000 births were recorded among mothers aged 19 and under between January 2024 and February 2025.

Here are some of the tricks you should be on the lookout for...

Many people are feeling frustrated at the technology that's supposed to be improving efficiency, but often seems to be doing the opposite.

atFrits Dog Hotel and Daycare Centre has flourished into a thriving pet hospitality business, as dog lovers across the city still flock through its doors.

Dorasamy says residents describe living in constant fear of rain, knowing it means damaged property, lost wages, missed school days and health hazards.

Geopolitics specialist, Dr Terrence McNamee, said that the Trump administration would be 'treading on eggshells' in the case of Mamdani.

Kenneth Brookes showed the ticket he received in a video posted on social media.

As South Africa’s 'green economy' continues to expand, Dr Lisa Dannatt says public health messaging on cannabis should focus on the potential risks to the developing brain.

From personal setbacks to global stages... this interview is a masterclass in resilience and purpose.

The city's mayor says work to clean up the city began before the G20, and will continue long after.

Dean Macpherson's six-point Construction Action Plan aims to tackle the country’s chronic problem of stalled and incomplete infrastructure projects.

It doesn't have to end in divorce or separation.

Around 50 teams are set to take part in this year’s event, promising a fun and diverse spectacle for spectators.

The letters from 1916 were discovered inside an old Schweppes bottle, more than a century after they were cast into the sea.

A financial planner reveals the often hidden costs of owning a vehicle, and viable solutions to cutting them down.

Deputy Police Minister Cassel Mathale’s revelation that he and his colleague Polly Boshielo have yet to receive delegated responsibilities has reignited debate over the necessity of deputy ministers.

Mandy Wiener speaks to former premier of Gauteng, Mbhazima Shilowa, about his hope for the rapid transformation of Joburg's streets to go beyond the upcoming G20 summit.

With phones off-limits, patrons are rediscovering conversation, card games, and mindful nights out.

Gum disease has been linked to over 50 conditions, including cardiovascular disease, diabetes, respiratory illness, and cognitive decline.

One in three South African women are affected by menopause. Here are some basic tips from a doctor...

The thieves reportedly moved with the kind of coordination that made neighbours describe the raid as 'almost legitimate'.

The case centres around claims circulated online alleging that Brigitte Macron was born a man and that she later transitioned.

After decades of global conservation efforts, these turtles are making a comeback, although many regional populations still need protection because sea turtles' survival is ‘conservation dependent’.

A groundbreaking development out of the University of Pretoria could be better than skin grafts for treating burns.

Professor Mark Swilling says the country must confront its water woes with the same urgency that ended loadshedding.

South Africa is battling with a shortage of air traffic controllers.

Thapelo January says he was approached by the SIU to provide critical information related to alleged money laundering and fraud.

According to SARS, the increase has cost South Africa R84 billion in lost excise tax revenue between 2020 and 2022.