News from South Africa-based sources, ranked by recency.
A World Cup crossroads: Bafana’s long struggle against European opposition News24
As the EFF and ATM prepare to oppose President Cyril Ramaphosa’s urgent bid to halt Parliament’s Phala Phala impeachment inquiry, the President insists he had ‘no option’ but to approach the courts, arguing that the Constitutional Court ruling has revived a report that could ultimately threaten his presidency.
With the Cape Town Philharmonic Orchestra accompanying and a large cast of hardworking dancers, Veronica Paeper’s sparkling choreography makes light work of the ancient myth, recasting gods and mortals in a whimsical 1920s alternative reality.
Between memory and myth: What June 16 means to SA’s post-apartheid generation News24
REAL POLITIKI | Class of 2025: The young leaders shaping SA’s political future speak out News24
'Reignite the fire': Zanele Potelwa and other SA stars urge Gen Z to rewrite 1976’s legacy News24
SA drivers unhappy as Uber’s cut swings wildly every trip News24
Julia Power | Data centres and property rights: It’s a tricky question News24
‘There is only now’: Jazz icon Abdullah Ibrahim, 1934-2026 News24
Lawmakers or lawbreakers? Pace of MPs charged with crimes picking up in 7th Parliament News24
The Field Marshal: Inside the march that changed South Africa News24
The new Protected Disclosures Bill could see whistleblowers being paid for the risks they take in exposing the corruption that runs deep in our society. But still there needs to also be a culture shift in how they are treated.
A Pennsylvania community rallies around ‘cow patty bingo’, a quirky fundraising tradition where a steer’s bowel movements fund custom baseball fields for disabled children.
Supporters of the government argue that Ghana is simply doing what many resource-rich countries have long sought to do — ensure that a greater share of mineral wealth remains in local hands.
For years, financial literacy was treated as something that could be picked up later, usually once a first salary arrived, a bank account was opened, or a mistake had already been made. That’s changing now as financial services institutions are increasingly moving into the classroom, using games, simulations and competitions to give learners practical exposure to investing, entrepreneurship, ri...
As the anti-foreigner 30 June deadline draws closer, the state can’t afford to hesitate — there needs to be lawful action.
Disability inclusion must move beyond charity-based thinking toward a rights-based society that actively recognises and expands human ability through equal opportunity, mainstream participation, and structural change.
Teach your teens essential money habits now for a prosperous future. Invest time, instil wisdom, and watch them thrive.
Abdullah Ibrahim, who died on Monday, 15 June, at the age of 91, was one of South Africa’s most celebrated musicians — a pianist and composer whose work became intertwined with the country’s cultural and political history. Through a small collection of photographs, we remember a life devoted to music, creativity and craft.
OBITUARY | Abdullah Ibrahim, South African pianist and anti-apartheid champion has died News24
‘His love for his country never wavered’: Legendary jazz icon Abdullah Ibrahim dies at 91 News24
A Gauteng High Court judge has ordered Ekurhuleni to allow hundreds of displaced families back into the N12 informal settlement, finding that the municipality failed to justify demolitions that left residents homeless and may have violated a longstanding Constitutional Court ruling.
Under the leadership of CEO Shameel Joosub, Vodacom has already made R68-million in profit off of its Maziv acquisition in the four months since the deal closed, but the true test of the R12-billion gamble comes over the next five years.
Long-term care costs are rising as life expectancy increases, making timely financial planning for the future critical.
The proof will be in the pudding once the cadastre is rolled out to all the provinces from its current test run in the Western Cape where the Department of Petroleum and Mineral Resources says it is up and running with no apparent hitches. Demonstrating it on a virtual platform is one thing. Applicants will see for themselves its effectiveness once it is operational across the country.
Eskom is, in effect, setting and refereeing the rules of a game in which it is also the largest player, with a direct commercial interest in the result.
Instead of killing household bugs, find out how to gently relocate them and create a less inviting space for unwanted guests while appreciating their role in nature.
Kehlani, Ne-Yo, J Cole and 4 more international stars heading to SA in 2026 News24
'Focused on SA and African continent': Miss SA pivots from global glitz to homegrown leadership News24
German shipping heiress, finance manager died by suicide at Limpopo farm, family confirms News24
The class of 1976 had made it very clear what motivated their protest and what they were fighting for. On the 50th anniversary of the uprising, young people in a very different country still want their voices to be heard. Times have changed, but the issues are no less urgent.
The British government’s decision to ban on the pro-Palestinian campaign group Palestine Action as a terrorist organisation is lawful, London’s Court of Appeal ruled on Monday.
Fifty years later, 16 June 1976 is seen as a hinge moment in SA’s history. We delve into that day as news reached Baragwanath Hospital and staff began to grasp what was unfolding outside.
The veteran student activist warns that those in power today are steadily dismantling the achievements of the liberation struggle.
After decades of feeble growth, SA needs radical reform to create jobs for young people.
French wine and spirits exporters said on Monday U.S. President Donald Trump’s threat of 100% tariffs on French wine and champagne was bad news for an export-dependent industry caught in a dispute beyond its control.
With the quadrennial obsession with global football upon us, savour these tasty titbits from 96 years of Fifa World Cup history.
For all of the surrounding speculation and controversy, it’s hard to imagine UFC’s Freedom 250 card at the White House could have gone any better than it did on Sunday night in terms of the action in the Octagon.
The stepson of Norway’s Crown Prince Haakon was found guilty on Monday of rape and domestic violence and sentenced to four years in prison after a seven-week trial that has further dented the royal family’s once picture-perfect image.
Ivory Coast announced its World Cup intentions with a late win against Ecuador, while Sweden made a statement by overpowering Tunisia 5-1 in their opening match.
