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In the absence of Siya Kolisi over the past three Tests, Stormers flanker Paul de Villiers has delivered performances in the green and gold jersey that suggest he will be a massive player for South Africa. But what could this mean for the Springbok captain?

The campaign to impeach President Cyril Ramaphosa threatens to turn anti-corruption into its opposite, argues Jonny Steinberg.

FlySafair chief marketing officer Kirby Gordon told News24 that every operating airline is expected to take a knock in its profitability forecast for the year amid the Iran War.

Sport, Arts and Culture Minister Gayton McKenzie is facing renewed accusations that he is stacking entities under his department with members of his party, the PA.

Sport, Arts and Culture Minister Gayton McKenzie is facing renewed accusations that he is stacking entities under his department with members of his party, the PA.

Lionel Messi could have ended all debate over who is the greatest player of all time by winning another World Cup with Argentina on Sunday, but he was left in tears following Spain’s 1-0 win.

Musa Khawula is being dragged to court again – and this time, the gossip-blogger’s posts have raised the ire of Afrirent founder and chairperson, Senzo Tsabedze.

A woman’s vision of leaving a lasting legacy for her daughter, an aspiring beautician with dreams of a future in the beauty industry, ultimately unravelled into heartbreak and the alleged loss of more than R5 million.

Spain is set to enter its third heatwave of the summer on Tuesday, with temperatures forecast to climb above 40°C across large parts of the country, the national weather office said.

Kenya temporarily shut down the presidency’s website on Saturday after what local media reported was a cyber attack that included a ransom demand.

An explosive High Court application by suspended Inspector-General of Intelligence (IGI) Imtiaz Fazel confirms how central now suspended Police Minister Senzo Mchunu’s office was to the series of investigations and leaks that led both to the Madlanga Commission and to the unprocedural and likely unconstitutional suspension of the IGI.

An explosive High Court application by suspended Inspector-General of Intelligence (IGI) Imtiaz Fazel confirms how central now suspended Police Minister Senzo Mchunu’s office was to the series of investigations and leaks that led both to the Madlanga Commission and to the unprocedural and likely unconstitutional suspension of the IGI.

The newly established oversight office tasked with policing South Africa’s elite anti-corruption unit will begin operating with a budget of about R12 million and a staff complement of 10 people, set to increase to 12 in the coming weeks.

In less than 20 days, four incidents triggered alarms designed to detect elevated radiation levels inside a secure tent at Koeberg. South Africa’s top energy officials have explained why this is not a wider safety risk.

Two years after a court victory cleared the way for their case to be heard, three Zimbali villa owners are preparing for the next stage of their lawsuit against the developer and the share block companies that own their villas, as both defendants argue the claims are simply too old.

A call from a French number popped up on Professor Liesl Zühlke’s phone during dinner with her family earlier this year. It was news that she had won a prestigious international award given to the world’s top five female scientists. She was also told that she would not be able to tell anyone about it for six months.

Police Minister Firoz Cachalia says Operation Prosper will soon enter a critical second phase aimed at dismantling the organised criminal networks driving gang violence across the Western Cape.

Springbok coach Rassie Erasmus hopes that Wales can return to their status as a major force in world rugby.

A former fleet manager at the embattled Emfuleni Local Municipality was on Sunday arrested on fraud and corruption charges over a controversial R16 million municipal vehicle tender in which millions of rands were allegedly paid for vehicles that were never delivered.

A former fleet manager at the embattled Emfuleni Local Municipality was on Sunday arrested on fraud and corruption charges over a controversial R16 million municipal vehicle tender in which millions of rands were allegedly paid for vehicles that were never delivered.