Extreme Heat: Scientists warn 3.8 billion people may be at risk by 2050
AFP|Published

Extreme Heat: Scientists warn 3.8 billion people may be at risk by 2050

KZN Hawks head Senona admits leaking police info to ‘friend’ Cat Matlala

Mercury Correspondent|Published

Major-General Lesetja Senona faces intense scrutiny at the Madlanga Commission for allegedly sharing sensitive police information with Vusimuzi 'Cat' Matlala.

Watch VideoRassie Erasmus faces flyhalf abundance but lock dilemmas ahead of the new season

Leighton Koopman|Published

Ahead of the new international season, the Springboks boast a wealth of flyhalf talent, yet Rassie Erasmus is troubled by a lack of depth in the lock position.

Watch VideoTshepang Moremi overcomes early setbacks to shine at Orlando Pirates

Mihlali Baleka|Published

Tshepang Moremi’s perseverance and self-belief helped him overcome early criticism at Orlando Pirates, leading to key cup successes, growing influence in the league, ...

Watch VideoThe continental quest? Can Stellenbosch FC's Gavin Hunt cement his legacy in the Winelands?

Mihlali Baleka|Published

From the heartbreak of Naturena to the promise of the Winelands, Gavin Hunt’s career has always lacked one specific trophy: a continental title.

Eskom welcomes 20-year prison sentence for contract worker who sabotaged Camden Power Station

Mthobisi Nozulela|Published

Eskom has welcomed the 20-year prison sentence of a former contract worker for sabotaging critical infrastructure at Camden Power Station, a crime that caused over ...

Kakamas parents avoid jail after baby removed due to neglect

Marlene Minopetros|Published

A couple from Kakamas received suspended five-year prison sentences for neglecting their nine-month-old infant, who was removed from their care due to poor physical ...

Inquiry reveals Major-General Senona's selective memory regarding Tembisa Hospital tender scandal

Rapula Moatshe|Updated

Major-General Lesetja Senona's connections to the Tembisa Hospital tender scandal and the murder of whistle-blower Babita Deokaran come under intense scrutiny at ...

AmaZulu king Misuzulu's campaign to rename KwaZulu-Natal gets the backing of the IFP

Willem Phungula|Updated

King Misuzulu kaZwelithini's campaign to remove 'Natal' from KwaZulu-Natal has gained the backing of the IFP.

Jane Maarman's journey to earning the Springbok Scouting badge: A story of pride and perseverance

Danie van der Lith|Published

Discover how Jane Maarman's determination and support from her community led her to earn the prestigious Springbok Scout badge, showcasing her personal growth and ...

Court bid on the cards to block Ramaphosa’s appointment of Andy Mothibi as NDPP head

Manyane Manyane|Updated

Advocate Barnabas Xulu claims Andy Mothibi's appointment as prosecutions boss is unlawful, and should be set aside.

Ad Hoc Committee moves to subpoena Brown Mogotsi after refusal to appear

Hope Ntanzi|Published

Controversial businessman Brown Mogotsi’s refusal to testify before Parliament’s ad hoc committee, coupled with his demand for funded private security, has led to ...

DStv introduces cost-splitting feature on MyDStv App to ease subscription expenses

Oluthando Keteyi|Published

DStv launches a new feature on the MyDStv App, allowing users to split subscription costs with friends or family, making it easier to manage expenses during tough ...

The origins of Scouting in South Africa: A journey from a campfire

Danie van der Lith|Published

Discover how SCOUTS South Africa has shaped young leaders since 1908 through adventure, service, and the pursuit of excellence embodied in the Springbok badge.

Justice served: Northern Cape man receives life sentences for the murder of his half-sister and her child

Marlene Minopetros|Published

In a shocking case of family violence, a 29-year-old man from Dithakong Village has been sentenced to life in prison for the brutal murders of his half-sister and ...

How Thandiswa Mazwai turned Lorna Maseko’s chicken feet dish into a cherished kitchen artwork

Lutho Pasiya|Published

Thandiswa Mazwai shares the heart-warming story of how a plate of chicken feet transformed into a cherished painting, celebrating creativity and friendship.

Are university admissions compromised by corruption in South Africa?

Nyaniso Qwesha|Published

Whispers of corruption in South Africa's universities raise urgent questions: Are spaces being bought and sold, and who truly pays the price for this growing crisis? ...

SA Rugby unveils exciting 2026 domestic competition schedule, spotlighting women's rugby

Danie van der Lith|Published

SA Rugby's 2026 domestic schedule promises thrilling competitions, with a strong focus on women's rugby, including the rebranded Pick n Pay Women’s Super Leagues ...

Lhuan-dre Pretorius was kept in the loop by Shukri Conrad about World Cup exclusion; why wasn’t Ottniel Baartman?

Michael Sherman|Published

Ottniel Baartman’s exclusion from the T20 World Cup squad has left him in the dark about his international future, despite his impressive SA20 performance and recent ...

Staff member shot in Kimberley CBD armed robbery, suspect arrested

Sandi Kwon Hoo|Published

A 44-year-old man has been arrested in connection with an armed robbery at a Shoprite store in Kimberley’s CBD, during which an employee was shot.