Four people died in separate KwaZulu‑Natal crashes during heavy rain on 18 Sept 2026. Authorities cite poor visibility, wet roads...
When Discovery first teamed up with Dialdirect and the City of Johannesburg five years ago to tackle the city’s pothole crisis, few imagined just how big...
Why medical aid members are still footing massive bills despite paying premiums For millions of South Africans, paying medical aid premiums every month feels like buying...
Another shot fired in Washington as lawmakers press for sanctions on South Africa For months, whispers of strained ties between Pretoria and Washington have grown louder....
A midnight mission, hidden contraband, and a military base under suspicion South Africa’s border regions have long been hotspots for cigarette smuggling, but this time the...
South Africa’s power crisis takes another twist as judges demand public voices be heard South Africa’s hopes for a new 3,000-megawatt gas-fired power plant in Richards...
A rite of passage made possible For most South African teens, the matric dance is more than a school event. It is a moment that marks...
Clearing up the myth If you’ve ever complained about an “electric car tax” in South Africa, you’re not alone. The phrase has made its way through...
A national mystery in plain sight South Africa is sitting on a financial time bomb that many households do not even realise exists. The Johannesburg Stock...
Illegal water connections in Durban’s informal settlements have become a flashpoint between residents and the eThekwini Municipality, exposing the strain between those desperate for access and...
Johannesburg is rushing to polish its streets ahead of the G20 leaders’ summit in November. Litter is being cleared, potholes patched, and police are more visible...
