Trump Announces Energy Ceasefire Between Russia and Ukraine, But Both Sides Seem Unaware
Donald Trump announced an energy ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine, but both countries appeared unaware and attacks continued despite the claim.
Donald Trump announced an energy ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine, but both countries appeared unaware and attacks continued despite the claim.
A Lwandle mass shooting suspect faces 14 murder charges after appearing in Strand court. His lawyer alleges police torture post-arrest, claims unverified.
Government to seek court guidance on implementing a Constitutional Court ruling on asylum, with a new online registration and appointment system set for November rollout.
SARB warns of a fraudulent WhatsApp group using Governor Kganyago’s name to offer fake investment advice, urging the public to avoid sharing personal info.
The Government Printing Works has invited unemployed South African graduates to apply for a 2026 to 2027 internship programme. The scheme offers 45 posts across Pretoria and East London, with a 24 month duration and a monthly stipend, and emphasises practical workplace experience. Program Scope And Reach GPW aims to...
Navanethem Pillay wins 2026 Nobel Peace Prize for advancing peace, justice and international law; AU Chairperson Mahmoud Ali Youssouf congratulates her work.
No new dead sardines have been reported since 10 September as lab tests for pilchard herpesvirus resume, with catch limits keeping fishing pressure low.
Nearly one million matrics in Cape Town and nationwide pledged integrity as the 2026 National Senior Certificate exams started on 13 October.
The DBE calls on parents and communities to support the 962,832 learners registered for the 2026 matric exams beginning 13 October.
AI boosts productivity but deepens inequality as adoption favors richer countries and skilled workers, leaving junior and low-income groups behind.
Two people were shot dead in Ensor Street, Cafda, on 9 October. Steenberg police are investigating the murders; no arrests yet.
Police arrested 25 suspects in KwaZulu-Natal amid violent protests linked to public violence and property damage. SANDF troops deployed in Durban.
Limpopo Hawks arrested three suspects in connection with the 2020 murder of Colonel Lebyane Jeffrey Seroka, amid ongoing investigations and mounting charges.
South African universities may welcome a new bursary path for aspiring Chartered Accountants. The Auditor-General of South Africa invites eligible learners and graduates to apply for the AGSA Bursary Programme for 2027, supporting studies at SAICA accredited universities. Recipients are expected to complete articles with AGSA after graduation as part...
A man was arrested in KwaZulu-Natal for threatening to shut down Moses Mabhida Stadium before the MTN8 final between Orlando Pirates and Mamelodi Sundowns.
SANDF deployed to Durban on 10 October to assist police amid violent protests over asylum and undocumented immigration, with multiple arrests reported.
Farmers warn South Africa’s foot-and-mouth disease outbreak may remain uncontrolled unless surveillance and vaccination strategies improve.
V and A Waterfront invites suitably qualified applicants to apply for the Electrical Apprentice Programme 2026 in the Western Cape. Programme Overview The programme operates as a contract placement lasting six to nine months and provides hands on exposure under the supervision of qualified electrical personnel. Participants gain practical experience...
South African creators reveal social media’s mix of career gains alongside bullying, anxiety, and mental health struggles, says recent reports and interviews.
A record 268 inmates will sit the 2026 matric exams at 18 correctional services schools, marking a 56.7% increase from 2025 with strong past pass rates.
Zimbabwean founders Michael Moyo and Louis Murerwa raised $2m to grow Ocular AI, supplying voice and audiovisual training data for cutting-edge AI systems.
Colonel Delmore Manuel, facing torture charges from a 2023 assault, was promoted to Muizenberg station commander amid ongoing trial delays.
Violence flared in Durban after vigilantes targeted asylum seekers at the refugee reception centre, prompting Home Affairs to withdraw its asylum directive.
International study at Wits comes with extra steps beyond academics. A detailed guide outlines visa and immigration requirements, qualification evaluation, medical aid and upfront payments, guiding applicants from inquiry to registration. This article summarises key requirements and timelines for prospective students. Eligibility To Study At Wits Wits welcomes applicants from...
About 15 vigilantes disrupted asylum seekers at Durban Home Affairs, shouting insults and blocking applications after the system reopened post-Court ruling.
Former Pollsmoor inmates use art to transform lives, isolate from gangs, and reintegrate into society through ongoing creative projects.
Protesters in Pretoria demanded deportations and policy reversal following a Constitutional Court ruling on asylum seekers, amid threats and unrest.
Fuel price rises have forced a suspension of learner transport for over 71,000 Western Cape students, risking school attendance and exam preparation.
South African-born Navi Pillay, first woman of colour on the High Court, wins 2026 Nobel Peace Prize for peace and international law.
Former Kruger ranger Rodney Landela and veterinary technician Kenneth Muchocho found guilty of rhino poaching after decade-long trial in Kruger National Park.