Soweto building collapse: MMC to visit affected families after three fatalities

Amahle Luke|Published

Three lives were tragically lost, including that of a child, following a double-storey building collapse in Doornkop, Soweto.

One killed, another critically injured as two helicopters collide mid-air in New Jersey

IOL Reporter|Published

Two helicopters collided mid-air in southern New Jersey, resulting in one fatality and another pilot critically injured. As investigators probe the cause, the incident ...

South Africa's economic outlook for 2026: Opportunities and challenges ahead

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In the coming year, a sufficient number of firms must therefore feel that the policy environment and growth prospects justify them making fresh plans for expansion. ...

Brigitte Bardot dies at 91: remembering the French legend and animal rights advocate

Alyssia Birjalal|Published

The world mourns the passing of Brigitte Bardot, the iconic actress and animal rights pioneer who redefined 20th-century cinema.

INVESTIGATION | Illicit cigarettes, legal loopholes, and billions gone: SA's hidden crisis

Nicola Mawson|Published

Illicit tobacco in South Africa is a multi-billion-rand industry that not only robs the government of revenue but also fuels organised crime and undermines public ...

Reflecting on loss: lessons from notable lives lost in 2025

The Washington Post|Published

Join us as we reflect on the remarkable lives lost in 2023, from a groundbreaking naturalist to a legendary filmmaker. Discover the profound lessons their stories ...

Taiwan on alert: China conducts military drills simulating a blockade, warns 'external' forces

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China's live-fire drills around Taiwan simulate a blockade of key ports, escalating tensions and prompting condemnation from Taipei over Beijing's military intimidation. ...

SADTU raises alarm over rising violence and indiscipline in South African schools

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The South African Democratic Teachers’ Union (SADTU) warns of a growing crisis in schools, with alarming rates of learner violence prompting educators to leave the ...

Search resumes for missing SANDF soldier swept away during Christmas day patrol

Sinenhlanhla Masilela|Published

Search efforts for a missing SANDF member in Mpumalanga have resumed, following a tragic incident on Christmas Day when two soldiers were swept away by strong currents ...

Watch VideoZimbabwe's Warriors ready to rattle Bafana Bafana in Marrakesh showdown

Matshelane Mamabolo|Published

Zimbabwe coach Mario Marinica says his Warriors will give their all against neighbours South Africa in Monday’s decisive Group B AFCON clash.

Medical association demands MPs limit pay increases as healthcare system struggles

Nicola Daniels|Published

The South African Medical Association (Sama) has voiced strong opposition to a proposed 4.1% salary increase for parliamentarians and ministers, urging a more modest ...

Gordon Ramsay proudly walks daughter Holly down the aisle at her wedding to Adam Peaty

Lutho Pasiya|Published

Gordon Ramsay's daughter, Holly, marries Olympic swimmer Adam Peaty in a beautiful ceremony attended by family and friends, including the Beckham family.

Critical Gaza talks: Netanyahu to meet Trump in Florida on Monday

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu meets Donald Trump in Florida on Monday to address the fragile Gaza truce, amid fears of stalled negotiations and rising ...

The 10 songs Fikile Mbalula couldn't stop playing in 2025

Lutho Pasiya|Published

Explore Fikile Mbalula's Top 10 songs of 2025, showcasing the vibrant South African music scene and the tracks that resonated with him.

DA leadership tensions spill into Public Protector complaint

Nicola Mawson|Published

Minister Willie Aucamp's complaint to the Public Protector, alleging misuse of state resources by former Minister Dion George and his staff, highlights rising tensions ...

More Than a Parade: The Kaapse Klopse as Living Resistance

Opinion|Published

The Klopse stands apart by amplifying stories of origin, struggle, and joyful resistance – reminding the world that our joy is hard-won and our culture is unbreakable. ...

Watch VideoRevisiting the pioneers: Where the 1998 Bafana Bafana first‑World‑Cup heroes are today

Lunga Biyela|Published

When Bafana Bafana sealed qualification for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, it reignited memories of the 1998 squad that first showcased South Africa on the world stage. ...

Half our cars come from India: Are SA's car manufacturers facing a crisis as imports rise?

Jason Woosey|Published

Affordably priced imported vehicles have become a boon to cash-strapped South African consumers. But where does this leave local manufacturing?

Severe weather hampers Eskom restoration efforts nationwide

Ashley Lechman|Published

Severe weather conditions have struck South Africa during the festive season, significantly affecting Eskom’s infrastructure. With restoration efforts ongoing, the ...