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The SANDF has tightened security at its De Brug quarantine camp after military police allegedly discovered dagga hidden inside packets of chips, while a court challenge over the controversial 21-day isolation period continues.

The SANDF has tightened security at its De Brug quarantine camp after military police allegedly discovered dagga hidden inside packets of chips, while a court challenge over the controversial 21-day isolation period continues.

A viral Facebook post helped an Elsies River family find a pensioner they spent two weeks searching for after an ATM released the R2 000 cash withdrawal he had left without when he thought the transaction failed.

A viral Facebook post helped an Elsies River family find a pensioner they spent two weeks searching for after an ATM released the R2 000 cash withdrawal he had left without when he thought the transaction failed.

Iran launched ‌more attacks on Washington’s Gulf allies and Jordan on Saturday after a seventh straight night of US strikes on Iranian ⁠military targets, including logistics hubs, escalating the war one week after a ceasefire collapsed.

Companies are quietly scaling down on hiring juniors, leaning on generative tools to automate basic software coding, document generation and review, and data analysis. This may cause eventual collapse, warns Kgotso Buys.

Wits professor Sharon Fonn believes a mindshift is required from consumers, healthcare professionals and funders to fix SA’s healthcare system.

With 46 missed tackles, 15 line breaks and four tries conceded in last week’s Nations Championship game against Scotland, there are fears that the famous Springbok defence may be springing a leak.

Fikile Mbalula issued a sweeping directive against ANC candidate manipulation, threatening decisive action – then withdrew the endorsement memo the same evening.

The troubled Construction Education and Training Authority’s (CETA) own recruitment office has questioned the appointments of four “independent consultants”, including its former chief operating officer, Innocent Ngenzi, 67.

A Pinetown man’s brand new BYD Sealion 5 suffered a major drivetrain failure at just over 2 500km, and then spent almost a month in the workshop because neither the dealership nor BYD South Africa could figure out the replacement part.

Two weeks into the agriculture minister’s job, Willie Aucamp has settled the foot-and-mouth legal war that consumed his predecessor. He speaks to Anneliese Burgess about vaccinating 14 million cattle, on whether he is the DA’s fireman (he says he’s not), and why he refuses to say a bad word about John Steenhuisen.

This Sunday, the Unread video bulletin wraps up Ramaphosa’s Phala Phala court challenge, details Koeberg’s trio of “radioactive events”, passes forward to the FIFA World Cup final, and digests the dystopian sale of “Gus” the T-rex.

No bank card? No address? No problem. Shoppers in Africa increasingly are buying online from big brands such as Amazon or Walmart ‌even though they have no physical presence on much of the continent.

The Independent Police Investigative Directorate has arrested suspended Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Police Department deputy chief Julius Mkhwanazi for his alleged involvement in the theft of precious stones worth just under R15 million during a bogus police raid.

In this week’s edition of My F*k, Mzansi, the presidential plane has an identity crisis and has to return to the hangar, find out why the chicken crossed the road to NSFAS, and get served a sermon by Prophet Padayachee at Madlanga.

Justice and Constitutional Development Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi and National Director of Public Prosecutions Andy Mothibi have held an urgent meeting with the head of the Investigating Directorate Against Corruption, Andrea Johnson, following damaging allegations against her and the unit.

Justice and Constitutional Development Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi and National Director of Public Prosecutions Andy Mothibi have held an urgent meeting with the head of the Investigating Directorate Against Corruption, Andrea Johnson, following damaging allegations against her and the unit.

Sixty-nine people, aged 18 to 52, have been arrested in Jeffreys Bay in the wider Kouga region of the Eastern Cape after an anti-immigration march turned violent.

Sixty-nine people, aged 18 to 52, have been arrested in Jeffreys Bay in the wider Kouga region of the Eastern Cape after an anti-immigration march turned violent.