South Africa

A businessman whose origin is from Britain has been extradited, and that individual will now face charges in South Africa in regard to the...

In a move set to delight entertainment lovers, Capitec Bank has teamed up with Showmax to provide its users with significantly reduced streaming packages. This partnership aims to make premium entertainment more affordable and accessible to millions of South Africans.

The Port of Durban has recently enhanced its maritime operations with the addition of five new tugboats. This upgrade is part of Transnet National Ports Authority’s (TNPA) ongoing efforts to modernize and expand its marine fleet, ensuring the port remains one of Africa’s busiest and most efficient.

In a dramatic turn of events, one of Pietermaritzburg’s most esteemed boys’ schools, Merchiston Preparatory School, finds itself embroiled in a contentious legal battle with its principal, Llewellyn Bragin. The conflict, which has captured the attention of the local community, centers around serious allegations of misconduct.

On July 12th, Crawford was raped by someone she knew personally, in an environment she believed to be safe. “I’ve been going back and forth with myself on how to word this statement,” she began her post, which quickly went viral. “Sunday, July 12th, I was raped. I was in an environment where I thought I would be safe and could trust the people around me because it was my friend’s family.”

In a significant stride towards sustainability, the City of Cape Town has unveiled a new solar energy project. This R14.6 million initiative is set to bolster the city’s green energy efforts and significantly reduce its carbon emissions.

The anticipation surrounding the R100 million Lotto jackpot remains high as the winner has yet to come forward. Ithuba, the National Lottery operator, continues its search for the fortunate ticket holder.

Floyd Shivambu’s recent move from the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) to the MK Party has sparked significant debate and speculation. Many political analysts and observers are questioning whether this is a calculated strategy to strengthen progressive forces and challenge the Government of National Unity (GNU).

Education experts have expressed strong disapproval following a High Court ruling that mandates the release of matriculation results to students who were found guilty of cheating. The decision, handed down by the Mpumalanga High Court, has sparked a heated debate about the integrity of the education system.

The community of Moroka is currently grappling with heightened tensions after a 21-year-old local resident was allegedly shot by a Pakistani national.