Nepal’s Tragedy: Faith, loss, and the long road to recovery - IOL
Relatives grieve during a prayer inside a Buddhist monastery at Trishuli Bazar in Nepal's Nuwakot district for missing flash flood victims.
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From candidate chaos to leadership revolt? Mbalula faces crucial ANC test - IOL
ANC Secretary-General Fikile Mbalula has rejected calls for his resignation over the party’s candidate-list crisis, as the ANC faces mounting pressure ahead of the November local government elections.
Western Cape warns of hotter summer, higher fire risk as El Niño strengthens - IOL
Western Cape Premier Alan Winde has urged the agriculture sector to prepare for hotter and drier conditions as El Niño strengthens ahead of summer.
How Africa's informal economy is both a burden and a lifeline - IOL
A street vendor prepares a coconut for a customer in Accra, on December 2, 2024. Estimated at more than 60% in the early 1970s, the number of Africans working in the informal sector has continued to grow in recent years and now stands at nearly 83%.
Two women among five arrested after alleged rape of Cape Town e-hailing driver - IOL
Two women and three men have been arrested after an e-hailing driver was allegedly kidnapped, raped and held for a R4,000 ransom in Cape Town.
Mr Mozzie’s: The end of a Durban institution, but not its legacy - IOL
For almost 60 years, Mr Mozzie’s was woven into the fabric of Durban life — a place where generations of families bought food, built traditions and made memories. Now its iconic building has been sold for R11 million and the familiar corner has fallen silent
Farm attack horror: Farmer’s fingers cut as suspects in police uniforms steal guns and cash - IOL
Police in Limpopo are searching for four suspects who allegedly posed as police officers during a violent farm robbery.
Cosatu turns 40: Struggling for ideological integrity in a changing landscape - IOL
As Cosatu turns 40, the upcoming congress could either be a moment of revival or a final capitulation to the political elite.
Pensioner loses unlawful-eviction case after 16 days on Cape Town streets - IOL
The Applicant, Sheree Foggitt, a 69-year-old unemployed pensioner, was evicted from The Haven Night Shelter on January 23, 2025, and has decided to take the shelter to court for unlawful evictions.
Six years on, second suspect arrested in Cape Town traffic officer’s murder - IOL
Cape Town traffic officer Walter Van Rooyen, 49, was shot and killed in his patrol car in March 2020 after arresting a taxi driver for a traffic violation.
‘Extreme caution’: Police warn women after four bodies found in Kempton Park - IOL
Police are investigating the death of four women whose bodies were found in the Kempton Park area.
Retiring with R1 million less? Major warning to South Africans making two-pot withdrawals - IOL
South Africa’s two-pot retirement system allows workers limited access to retirement savings, but repeated withdrawals could significantly reduce the amount available when they retire.
Must my truth make yours wrong? - IOL
Dr Kajal Lutchminarian's recent Kailash Kora pilgrimage in August prompted deeper reflection on faith, science and the meaning attached to experiences that cannot always be explained.
Inside MK’s eThekwini battle: Why the party’s big election ambitions are under threat - IOL
The MK Party faces fresh internal turmoil in eThekwini after party leader Jacob Zuma replaced Zandile Hlophe-Mkhwanazi as the mayoral candidate, while the ANC insists it will retain control of the metro.
Phoenix murder victim’s family opposes possible parole for two convicted killers - IOL
From left: Paige Naidoo, Donavan Naicker and his two children, Chaslynn and Owen Naicker.
Five arrested for kidnapping, rape of Cape Town e-hailing driver - IOL
Police officer attached to Steenberg police station rescued the e-hailing driver.
Found in SA … Libya’s trillions - IOL
Johannesburg - The South African government and President Jacob Zuma have been caught in the middle of an international wrangle over as much as R2 trillion in US dollars as well as hundreds of tons of gold and at least six million carats of diamonds in assets belonging to the peo...
IDAC's problem isn't the law - it's the institution - IOL
IDAC is an example of how institutional failures overshadow legal frameworks in the quest for electoral integrity in South Africa.