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The Springboks left plenty of points out there against Wales on Saturday, but they continue to tick the most important boxes, writes Lloyd Burnard at Kings Park.

The Civil Aviation Authority has lost a court bid to stop one of its own investigators from publishing information about the 2020 George crash, as fresh claims emerge that an Eskom helicopter may have played a role in the disaster that killed three CAA employees.

The president and deputy president launched water projects in Gauteng and KwaZulu-Natal, pledging to turn promises into pipelines

The president and deputy president launched water projects in Gauteng and KwaZulu-Natal, pledging to turn promises into pipelines

Investigating Directorate Against Corruption head Andrea Johnson will testify at the Madlanga Commission on Tuesday – with the threat of an inquiry into her fitness to hold office and possible suspension hanging over her head.

Investigating Directorate Against Corruption head Andrea Johnson will testify at the Madlanga Commission on Tuesday – with the threat of an inquiry into her fitness to hold office and possible suspension hanging over her head.

Around 150 Eskom employees and contractors at the Koeberg nuclear power station are believed to have suffered internal radioactive contamination during three maintenance-related incidents, with some workers reportedly requiring iodine treatment and two senior managers now suspended pending an investigation.

Around 150 Eskom employees and contractors at the Koeberg nuclear power station are believed to have suffered internal radioactive contamination during three maintenance-related incidents, with some workers reportedly requiring iodine treatment and two senior managers now suspended pending an investigation.

The ANC is expected to name Reverend Frank Chikane as its mayoral candidate for Johannesburg, with senior party leaders hoping the respected former director-general can revive the party’s fortunes and blunt Helen Zille’s high-profile campaign.

The ANC is expected to name Reverend Frank Chikane as its mayoral candidate for Johannesburg, with senior party leaders hoping the respected former director-general can revive the party’s fortunes and blunt Helen Zille’s high-profile campaign.

The SANDF has tightened security at its De Brug quarantine camp after military police allegedly discovered dagga hidden inside packets of chips, while a court challenge over the controversial 21-day isolation period continues.

The SANDF has tightened security at its De Brug quarantine camp after military police allegedly discovered dagga hidden inside packets of chips, while a court challenge over the controversial 21-day isolation period continues.

A viral Facebook post helped an Elsies River family find a pensioner they spent two weeks searching for after an ATM released the R2 000 cash withdrawal he had left without when he thought the transaction failed.

A viral Facebook post helped an Elsies River family find a pensioner they spent two weeks searching for after an ATM released the R2 000 cash withdrawal he had left without when he thought the transaction failed.

Iran launched ‌more attacks on Washington’s Gulf allies and Jordan on Saturday after a seventh straight night of US strikes on Iranian ⁠military targets, including logistics hubs, escalating the war one week after a ceasefire collapsed.

Companies are quietly scaling down on hiring juniors, leaning on generative tools to automate basic software coding, document generation and review, and data analysis. This may cause eventual collapse, warns Kgotso Buys.

Wits professor Sharon Fonn believes a mindshift is required from consumers, healthcare professionals and funders to fix SA’s healthcare system.

With 46 missed tackles, 15 line breaks and four tries conceded in last week’s Nations Championship game against Scotland, there are fears that the famous Springbok defence may be springing a leak.

Fikile Mbalula issued a sweeping directive against ANC candidate manipulation, threatening decisive action – then withdrew the endorsement memo the same evening.

The troubled Construction Education and Training Authority’s (CETA) own recruitment office has questioned the appointments of four “independent consultants”, including its former chief operating officer, Innocent Ngenzi, 67.