‘I didn’t have time to think. I just went,’ says UK tourist who saved the lives of two people in Cape Town - IOL
Toby Finneran jumped into action to save the lives of two people, one in water, another on land. Photo: Toby Finneran
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Soccer star’s fall to death: Family, club mourn death of top player after taxis drive over his head - IOL
Well-known Cape Town soccer player, Lyle Johnson, died in a freak accident on Monday. Picture supplied
Manenberg, “a bloody-warzone” - IOL
Residents of Manenberg have pleaded with authorities to help calm the situation in the community. Picture: Leon Lestrade/ African News Agency/ ANA
Five men taken in for questioning over murder of foreign national in Durban - IOL
Five questioned in Durban murder, assault cases linked to protests.
Rising cyber breaches put millions at risk - IOL
Rising cyber breaches put millions at risk IOL
Through the Eyes of Alf Kumalo — Soweto, 16 June 1976 - IOL
A memorial in photographs — marking fifty years since the children of Soweto changed the history of South Africa.
Cape Town employee who asked for bursary and used the funds for personal expenses loses Labour Court appeal - IOL
A Cape Town man who was dismissed after using bursary funds earmarked for studying for personal use, lost his appeal at the Labour Court in an attempt to get his job back. Picture: Pexels / File
Retreat clinic medicine shortages frustrate patients as Western Cape seeks national help - IOL
Patients at Retreat Community Health Centre are facing medicine shortages and long queues, with some residents repeatedly returning to the facility without receiving the medication they need, according to Ward 72 councillor Kevin Southgate.
Bloemfontein twin brothers shot dead inside Ford Ranger - IOL
Twin brothers Kegomodicoe and Keabecoe Lekone, both 52 and owners of Ekhayeni Lounge Bar, were shot dead inside their Ford Ranger in Bochabela, Bloemfontein, on Wednesday morning. Police are searching for the suspects, who allegedly fled in a white Chevrolet Aveo hatchback.
Cape Town dealership fined R100,000 for selling defective Hyundai H1, ordered to refund client - IOL
Dealership ordered to refund R90,000 after tribunal finds Hyundai H1 was defective.
Jimmy Nevis brings music, love and loss to Baxter Theatre in ‘Roses & Thorns’ - IOL
Jimmy Nevis' "Roses & Thorns" returns to the stage in a new setting.
Durban High Court to hear police bid to restrict March and March protests - IOL
KwaZulu-Natal police commissioner Lieutenant-General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi and Acting Police Minister Firoz Cachalia are seeking to make an interim court interdict against March and March permanent, amid fears of further violence and an alleged plot to torch a refugee reception cent...
Cachalia explains Mkhwanazi's proposed Hawks appointment - IOL
Acting Police Minister Firoz Cachalia has explained why he wants KwaZulu-Natal police commissioner Lieutenant-General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi to take over as national head of the Hawks, citing the need for stronger leadership against organised crime.
Uyinene’s mother takes fight against GBV to international stage seven years after daughter’s murder - IOL
Nomangwane Mrwetyana, mother of murdered UCT student Uyinene, will address the One Young World Summit in Cape Town, calling for urgent action to prevent gender-based violence.
Five trucks worth R3.2 million torched in armed attack near Grootvlei in Mpumalanga - IOL
Five trucks burnt in attack on N3 construction section near Grootvlei.
South African apricot roly-poly pudding recipe - IOL
South African apricot roly-poly pudding recipe IOL
Durban court orders limits on March and March marches and conduct - IOL
Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma South Africa – 30 October 2026 – March and March movement leader Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma appeared before the Durban High Court to oppose an urgent state application seeking to suspend the anti-immigration group’s weekly protests in Durban’s CBD for at least two ...
Lewis Hamilton calls for peace in Congo and Sudan as F1 plans Africa return - IOL
Ferrari driver Lewis Hamilton speaks during a press conference at the US Grand Prix, urging Formula 1 and global leaders to address human rights crises in Africa and the Middle East.