Japanese nuclear operator bosses quit over quake data scandal - IOL
This aerial picture taken on September 4, 2015 shows units 1 to 4 (L-R) of the Chubu Electric Power Hamaoka Nuclear Power Plant in Omaezaki, Shizuoka Prefecture.
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Carrim, Msibi and a R168m tender: Ramaphosa orders SIU probe - IOL
Controversial North West businessman Suliman Carrim under fire after President Cyril Ramaphosa ordered the SIU to investigate his dealings with the provincial government.
Cape Town’s extortion gangs prey on foreign-owned spaza shops - IOL
Protestors from the anti-illegal immigration group, March and March Movement demonstrate during a protest march in Durban, on September 10, 2026.
Two children among eight killed in N17 head-on crash in Mpumalanga - IOL
A deadly head-on crash near the Ermelo Toll Plaza has claimed eight lives, with seven victims travelling in one vehicle and the Toyota driver the sole occupant of the other.
Love, lies and R100 million: Six alleged Black Axe members extradited to US - IOL
Six Nigerian nationals (in white) were extradited to the US on Friday for their alleged involvement in romance scams targeting more than 100 US women. The process was facilitated by the Hawks and INTERPOL South Africa.
Four men found shot dead in Gqeberha as police launch investigation - IOL
Four men have been found shot dead in Gqeberha, leaving police scrambling for clues as investigators appeal to the public for information.
Facebook Marketplace scams: Warning signs buyers and sellers should know - IOL
A bargain can be hard to resist, particularly when the same item costs considerably more when bought new. But on Facebook Marketplace, a low price can sometimes be the first warning sign rather than the opportunity it appears to be.
Four women found dead in Kempton Park: Police probe possible links as fear grips community - IOL
The SAPS has issued an urgent warning to women in Kempton Park after four women were found dead in the area, while investigators work to establish whether the deaths are linked or involve separate suspects.
South Africa’s skills gap: Why education must better match the economy - IOL
Cornelius Monama is the Head of Communication and Spokesperson at the Department of Higher Education and Training.
What sort of home can two average salaries buy in SA? It's more complicated than you think - IOL
Banks typically consider both the money borrowers have left after their expenses and a repayment-to-income ratio.
Monday weather: Heavy rain, severe storms, and damaging winds to lash parts of SA - IOL
Heavy rain, severe thunderstorms and damaging winds are forecast across parts of South Africa on Monday.
Operation Prosper: 20 firearms recovered amid 2,570 drug-possession arrests - IOL
Only 20 illegal firearms were recovered across 17 Cape Flats gang hotspots during April under Operation Prosper, despite some of the city’s most gang-ravaged communities continuing to record dozens of murders.
Jayden-Lee Meek murder trial resumes in Johannesburg - IOL
The trial of Tiffany Meek, charged with the murder of her son Jayden-Lee Meek, resumes in Johannesburg today.
LOOK: R9 million worth of counterfeit goods seized during Pretoria operation - IOL
LOOK: R9 million worth of counterfeit goods seized during Pretoria operation IOL
Cape Town ratepayers challenge rising municipal costs amid housing inequality - IOL
Cape Town ratepayers and civic groups say rising property valuations, municipal charges and housing costs are worsening affordability.
Cloned - ‘COVER-UP’ – City of Cape Town refutes Fadiel’s R60m cable theft claims - IOL
Fadiel Adams alleges that unwrapped electrical cables belonging to the City of Cape Town, worth more than R60 million, were stolen.
Kuramoto Ice : Japan's luxury ice revered by bars worldwide - IOL
In the historic Japanese city of Kanazawa, craftsmen painstakingly shape and slice blocks of ice destined to chill negronis in some of the world's trendiest bars. But its popularity is also spilling over to bars abroad, from the United States to Australia, who pay as much as 200 ...
KZN SAPS offer R50 000 reward for missing boy - IOL
KwaZulu-Natal police have offered a R50 000 reward for information leading to the whereabouts of three-year-old Banele Mshubi from the Marikana informal settlement in Harding.