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In a morning characterised by tense exchanges, criminally accused tenderpreneur Vusimusi “Cat” Matlala’s advocate said he would only have been able to answer questions about who he “doesn’t know” if he was forced to testify at the Madlanga Commission on Wednesday.

In a morning characterised by tense exchanges, criminally accused tenderpreneur Vusimusi “Cat” Matlala’s advocate said he would only have been able to answer questions about who he “doesn’t know” if he was forced to testify at the Madlanga Commission on Wednesday.

Female activists are filling the reporting gap in Sudan, but this raises concerns about credibility, protection and oversight, writes Karen Allen in ISS Today.

Most driving licence testing centres in the Western Cape began using a computerised system for learner’s licence testing in 2025. In the first few months after it started rolling out, the pass rate in the province fell to 17%.

With viable land, public support, and more than 60 design proposals already on the table, Cape Town’s affordable housing crisis no longer suffers from a shortage of ideas – only a shortage of political will and firm timelines, write Zacharia Mashele and Zamindlela Mkhwanazi.

After deliberations between Comrades Marathon Association (CMA), KwaZulu-Natal Athletics (KZNA) and Athletics South Africa (ASA), they have agreed that the date of next year’s centenary must be signed off by KZNA.

It’s gloves off in Nelson Mandela Bay as opposition parties prepare to square up for yet another motion of no confidence in Mayor Babalwa Lobishe.

US Immigration and Customs Enforcement has suspended the use of traffic stops to detain immigrants after two fatal shootings by ICE agents, according to media reports.

SA Rugby president Mark Alexander has admitted the decision to play two All Blacks Tests at FNB Stadium in Johannesburg was driven by profit, but defended it as part of a broader strategy to make rugby financially viable and fend off breakaway leagues.

The Kearsney College Choir has struck double gold at the prestigious World Choral Festival in Hong Kong, winning both categories it had entered and securing a place in the competition’s Grand Prix final.

The Kearsney College Choir has struck double gold at the prestigious World Choral Festival in Hong Kong, winning both categories it had entered and securing a place in the competition’s Grand Prix final.

The Mozambican firm RGS appeared in court on Wednesday for a fourth time in a matter related to a dodgy bank letter, with the case postponed to 31 July.

Somerset Mall in Somerset West, Cape Town, is among the casualties of power issues due to theft and vandalism of power lines in the area, Eskom has said.

Well-known anti-drug activist Tsebe Philemon Moloto appeared in two courts on two separate charges of malicious damage to property after allegedly torching his ex-girlfriend and former business partner’s Toyota Hilux and a signage board at her new business.

South Africa’s lobbying problem is not simply about corruption or undue influence. It is about something more pervasive and, in many ways, more damaging: policy capture, argues Lara French.

Richemont sales expanded nearly twice as much as expected in the three months through June, supported by robust demand among wealthy Americans for its Cartier rings and bracelets.

Opposition MPs railed against what they perceived to be a “watered down” draft report by the ad hoc committee investigating the capture of the criminal justice system, especially as it relates to Senzo Mchunu.

An Eastern Cape anti-immigrant group has announced plans to use its 67 Mandela Day minutes to “clean” the province of undocumented immigrants in major towns, but police have warned that lawlessness will not be tolerated.

An Eastern Cape anti-immigrant group has announced plans to use its 67 Mandela Day minutes to “clean” the province of undocumented immigrants in major towns, but police have warned that lawlessness will not be tolerated.

Johannesburg farmer and botanist Phetole Raseropo, known as Soweto’s “Seedling Guy”, turned an abandoned school into a thriving urban farm and seedling nursery, supporting small-scale farmers with affordable seedlings and mentorship.