According to the National Financial Ombud Scheme’s (NFO) 2025 annual results, OUTsurance recorded an impressively low overturn ratio of just 3%, its best performance in the...
The magic of Disney celebrates its return to South Africa with Innovative Technology and Transformative Performances 29 October 2025. Disney On Ice returns to South Africa in...
Let’s be honest, as South Africans, we’re never quite ready for the cold. Now that winter is really here, our main mission is simply to find...
Johannesburg, South Africa (22 May): Springbok prop Retshegofaditswe “Ox” Nché has joined Profmed as a member, linking one of South Africa’s most recognisable rugby players with a...
Gauteng will hold special operating-licence handover ceremonies from 12–14 August 2026. MEC Kedibone Diale-Tlabela urges taxi operators to collect approved licences before the 14 August deadline.
Gauteng warns residents to prioritise safety as icy rain, plunging temperatures and hazardous roads hit the province. Avoid illegal power connections and unsafe heating.
Three suspects were arrested after an intelligence-led operation following an alleged overnight attack in Cullinan where a farmer was tied up, assaulted and robbed.
Deputy Minister Jack Bloom launches a campaign targeting failing wastewater works and sewage pollution, urging accountability and systemic fixes over clean-ups.
Five high‑lying passes closed after heavy snow; all reopened by Tuesday but authorities warn of icy roads, fog, drizzle and treacherous conditions.
Transport minister orders independent forensic probes after The Citizen revealed a liquidated security firm was audited and listed by Sacaa in 2025 despite liquidation.
The IEC has proclaimed local government elections for 4 November 2026, published a tight timetable and closed the voters' roll as nominations open.
According to The Citizen, a 52-year-old Sasolburg prison warder was arrested after police seized 803 ziplock bags of dagga at the correctional centre; he faces possession...
How baby savers (drop boxes) operate, the care pathway for infants left there, and the legal dispute after a Pretoria High Court hearing.
Employers must ensure fleet roadworthiness and track drivers after Aarto demerit points take effect on 1 September, or face suspended licences and workplace consequences.
