News24 | Springboks return to Twickenham for season opener against Wales
The Springboks return to Twickenham for a Test match against Wales in June, which will be their first outing since winning a record fourth World Cup title in France last year.
The Springboks return to Twickenham for a Test match against Wales in June, which will be their first outing since winning a record fourth World Cup title in France last year.
Western Cape police are on the hunt for the perpetrators who gunned down an employee of the Theewaterskloof municipality at his home on Tuesday evening.
National Treasury will use R150 billion of SA's gold and foreign currency reserves over the next three years to reduce the amount of money government needs to borrow to fund the gap between what it collects in revenue and how much it spends.
Pharmaceuticals manufacturer Adcock Ingram reported flat interim revenue and profit metrics on Wednesday with volumes moving backwards, as cash-strapped South Africans cut their discretionary spending on over-the counter (OTC) and consumer products.
While the provincial education department is still struggling to accommodate learners at schools, a parent of Western Cape Sport School (WCSS) has raised concern about overcrowding.
An ANC councillor’s husband was gunned down in Grabouw last night (Tuesday 20 February) in what is described as a senseless act of violence.
With the election date being set for 29 May 2024, Qaanitah Hunter takes a look at some red flags that should be dealt with before voters head to the polls.
The DA is gearing up to appeal the Gauteng High Court in Pretoria's decision to dismiss its bid to have the courts declare the ANC policy of cadre deployment unconstitutional.
The National Assembly will vote on the removal of suspended Western Cape Judge President John Hlophe after the court he once led ruled that the urgency of his application to interdict the vote was self-created.
National Assembly has passed the Revenue Laws Amendment Bill, introducing the two-pot retirement system. Government is hoping to introduce the system in September this year.
KwaNdengezi police are investigating a report that a 2-year-old girl was raped while in the care of a crèche in Ntshongweni, KwaZulu-Natal.
Police Minister Bheki Cele has been ineffective at his job since 2018 because he has focused on the wrong things, while his performance agreement with President Cyril Ramaphosa - vague and confusing as it is - does not absolve him either, writes Muhammad Hussain.
Livestock carrier vessel Al Kuwait, dubbed the 'death ship' by animal rights activists, has finally left Cape Town Harbour, according to the National Council of SPCAs.
The Labour Court has found that former Western Cape head of detectives Jeremy Vearey was not given a fair arbitration hearing ahead of his dismissal.
The heir to the British throne made an unusual foray into the political realm – perhaps as part of a UK government effort to prevent an Israeli assault on Rafah.
Annual consumer price inflation rose to 5.3% in January from 5.1% in December, the first increase after two months of consecutive decline.
Miner and commodities trader Glencore said on Wednesday its net profit slumped dropped 75% to $4.3 billion (R81 billion) in its year to end-December as lower commodity prices negatively impacted the group's sales.
A massive search is underway for 6-year-old Saldanha Bay girl Joshlin Smith, who went missing outside her home, allegedly while she was left in her mother's boyfriend's care.
Nepi Rockcastle, which owns a €6.9 billion (R140 billion) portfolio of retail centres in central and eastern Europe (CEE), reported on Tuesday that it booked record earnings in its 2023 year, helped by a complete recovery from Covid-19 and investments in its portfolio.
Food service company Bidcorp has increased its interim revenue by almost a quarter as it benefited from a record performance in European and strong growth in SA.
The Proteas have every reason to be despondent after the New Zealand series defeat, but it also informed the cricket nation of who is really good to go in the future.
Multinational miner Sibanye-Stillwater warned shareholders it will fall into a basic loss in its year to end December, hit by a massive R47.45 billion in writedowns as it contends with weaker markets for metals including platinum and nickel.
US President Joe Biden spent months wanting a "pause" in the fighting between Israel and Hamas in Gaza. But with Israel preparing for a ground offensive in Rafah, his rhetoric is shifting to emphasize the need for a "temporary
The biggest port in Mozambique that’s become a key hub for global chrome exports will upgrade a railway link, bolstering a planned $2-billion capacity expansion.
Johannesburg will have to spend millions to replace 70-year-old water infrastructure in a single suburb.