US Flights Resume After Nationwide Ground Stop Caused by Communications Failure
US flights resumed Friday evening after a five-hour nationwide ground stop caused by a major communications failure at air traffic control centres.
US flights resumed Friday evening after a five-hour nationwide ground stop caused by a major communications failure at air traffic control centres.
Applications to the Central University of Technology for 2027 are under online review, with status updates issued through the official portal. The university says notifications will reach applicants by email or SMS as statuses change. The main application window closed on 30 September 2026 for most programmes. Applicants are urged...
Minister Sindisiwe Chikunga admits ongoing criminal justice system gaps in South Africa’s GBVF response despite court upgrades and new training initiatives.
Two officials at Adelaide DLTC were arrested for allegedly manipulating eNaTIS to fraudulently issue driver’s licences, with court appearance set for December.
eThekwini's unemployment rate fell to 22.2% in Q3 2026, driven by infrastructure efforts and investment support amid rising national joblessness.
Nelson Mandela Bay has ramped up training and safety measures ahead of the summer initiation season, urging medical checks and use of registered schools.
Benni McCarthy returned to Orlando Amstel Arena as Kenya coach for a 2027 AFCON qualifier, drawing 2-2 with South Africa in Soweto.
The Springboks lost their No 1 world rugby ranking after a heavy defeat to New Zealand but regained it following a Cape Town win in August 2026.
France beat world champions South Africa 21-19 at Stade de France on 13 November 2026, ending a 21-year home drought.
Eskom has announced five electrical apprenticeship opportunities in the Eastern Cape for 2026, inviting qualified applicants to apply. The programme blends institutional learning with on the job training over three years, culminating in a recognised trade test certificate. Closing date is 16 November 2026 and applicants will compete for five...
Liberian metallurgist Jutta Kikeson completed a prestigious global mentorship for women in mining, advancing her career at ArcelorMittal Liberia.
Professor Wendy Foden leads a five-year Stellenbosch University programme to protect vulnerable arid-region species from climate change impacts.
Registry clerk Thozamile Semekazi admitted lying under oath in a tribunal hearing over claims that Judge Belinda Hartle showed racial abuse.
The ANC is seeking SACP support after failing to secure PR seats in Johannesburg, but seat trading is off the table, signalling tough coalition talks ahead.
Tim Modise received an honorary doctorate from NWU for his role in shaping South African broadcasting and democratic discourse since 1980.
Nigeria’s ART coverage among HIV-positive pregnant women fell from 98% in 2025 to 83% in 2026, with viral suppression rates also declining sharply.
Professor Wendy Foden wins inaugural Oppenheimer Research Chair to lead five-year programme protecting arid biodiversity in Northern Cape’s Richtersveld.
Gauteng's e-government faces litigation over a disputed R198m tech tender amid concerns over procurement breaches and budget discipline.
South African students can apply for ILASA bursaries for the 2027 academic year, aimed at supporting landscape architecture studies. The programme supports undergraduate and postgraduate learners at partner universities approved by the South African Council for the Landscape Architectural Profession. Selection factors include academic performance, demonstrated financial need, and adherence...
Nvidia shares fell sharply after reports that its board may remove CEO Jensen Huang amid an extramarital affair and foreign intelligence probe.
eThekwini Municipality removed unlawful makeshift structures from Durban’s South Beach dunes near Addington Hospital on 9 November 2026.
SAPS seized counterfeit and illicit goods worth R171,085 from 10 shops in Meyerton and Alberton in coordinated raids on 6 and 9 November 2026.
Vusimuzi 'Cat' Matlala's collapsed plea deal in the Medicare24 case exposed alleged plots against senior police, including Lt-Gen Mkhwanazi.
Prusa Research launched Prusament PETG ESD, a carbon-fibre and carbon-nanotube filament designed to protect static-sensitive electronics.
Firefighters responded to smoke at the Moving Tactic building in Woodstock on 11 November amid ongoing renovations; cause and damage still unconfirmed.
SA’s IEC confirms 52% turnout in 2026 local elections as nearly half of registered voters stayed away, raising questions about democratic engagement.
Santaco calls for calm after three killed in Western Cape taxi violence; mediation efforts continue amid ongoing clashes between CATA and Codeta.
Broadband Infraco has opened a 2026 information technology internship for unemployed graduates across South Africa. The placement runs for 12 months in Radiokop, Gauteng, with a monthly stipend. The programme targets graduates seeking practical workplace experience and does not require prior work exposure. Programme Details And Eligibility Applicants will join...
KwaZulu-Natal’s unemployment rate rose to 33.3% in Q3 2026, with rural areas facing a 40.6% jobless rate, far higher than eThekwini's 22.2%.
Hundreds of workers at Festive Chicken's Olifantsfontein plant strike for higher wages, medical aid, and safer conditions following deadlocked CCMA talks.