Scientists warn South Africa faces a very strong El Niño with record heat, below‑normal rainfall and elevated risks to agriculture, health and disaster management.
Premier is consulting on 424 possible retrenchments at its Tulbagh canning plant. Cosatu disputes the move and the Competition Commission is investigating.
According to The Citizen, the Heidelberg Heritage Museum is deteriorating behind closed doors a sign of a wider crisis of neglect, vandalism and weak oversight at...
Zulu children traditionally throw fallen milk teeth onto the roof, a ritual seen as a rite of passage and a request for stronger adult teeth, experts...
Acting OBP CEO Dr Jacob Modumo has been suspended as Minister Willie Aucamp orders an independent probe into alleged markups on FMD vaccines, farmers say.
A UNEP report says global temperatures are likely to exceed 1.5°C soon, raising risks for South Africa’s water, agriculture, infrastructure and vulnerable communities.
South African citrus exports reached $2.53bn in 2025 and a new cold-treatment agreement opens wider access to India, though tariffs remain a concern.
Afasa warns lack of title deeds, government support and disputed leasing are undermining land restitution and leaving black farmers at risk, the group says.
According to The South African, more than 160,000 foreign workers have fled after unrest, leaving farms and factories empty and production targets missed.
Agriculture minister launches online FMD authorisation portal that lets livestock owners self-vaccinate under notification and reporting rules to provincial vets.