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January 30, 2026

Local elections could threaten

After 18 months, SA's Government of National Unity seems to be more stable after some initial teething problems. But there are several forces that could derail this progress.

4 mins

A sealed universe: SA survivor recalls Epstein's desert fortress

Not only did Zorro Ranch isolate his victims, it also hosted scientists and celebrities flown in to listen to his warped and grandiose ambitions. Now state senators are calling for a truth commission.

4 mins

Factionalism, verbal fisticuffs and theatrics are not getting SA anywhere

Politicians behaving badly while they're supposed to be investigating endemic police corruption are doing South Africans a disservice. By Marianne Thamm

4 mins

Families return home after zama zama violence sent them fleeing

Hundreds of residents of an informal settlement on the West Rand sought shelter in a community hall after being terrorised by armed gangs. Some have been promised new homes elsewhere.

2 mins

Inspirational role model changes young lives in beloved Hillbrow

He grew up poor, endured homelessness and hardship, and emerged as a MasterChef SA contestant and community advocate determined to help others and rewrite the story of his 'hood. By Bridget Hilton-Barber

3 mins

Young author turns maths and accounting for pupils into pure poetry

An accountant has found creative ways to reshape how pupils experience these subjects by making numbers fun and accessible.

3 mins

TRUMP ANGERS GUN RIGHTS GROUPS

US President Donald Trump said this week that Alex Pretti, the man fatally shot by a federal agent during a confrontation in Minneapolis, should not have been carrying a gun, comments that put him at odds with gun rights groups, one of the Republican Party's most loyal voting blocs.

1 mins

GOA MAY COPY AUSTRALIAN LAW

Goa, India’s top tourist state, is considering a social media ban for children under 16, similar to Australia’s, as concerns grow over their usage causing harm to their mental health.

1 mins

Hamas seeks role for its police in Gaza ahead of disarmament

The militant group has made new demands that Israel and the US are likely to reject. By Nidal al-Mughrabi

3 mins

Kruger Park says it cannot rebuild without donors' help

The world-famous Kruger, the flagship of South Africa's wildlife tourism, has been damaged by the recent flooding to such an extent that the public has been asked to help cover repair costs

3 mins

'They cut us down': how a busy boat and its crew became idle

In Kalk Bay, Cape Town, the lives of fishing families who had thrived for generations have changed for the worse because of limited quotas for small-scale fishers and fish stocks being depleted. By Don Pinnock

4 mins

Expert details the rot in South Africa's ailing fishing industry

A former senior fisheries official explains the science, economics and politics. By Don Pinnock

4 mins

Experts reveal where the smart money will be invested

Last year's performers, like gold, provide clues, and there's definitely a case for global exposure

5 mins

Legacy software back in favour as Al still has to prove its worth

Many investors are questioning whether today's massive spending on artificial intelligence will ever pay off, preferring to stick to the practical, established systems that already run global businesses.

3 mins

SA film and TV industry in freefall

Protesters in Cape Town have accused the government of bringing a vital sector to its knees.

2 mins

Weighing up the pros and cons of RAs and tax-free investments

I pay tax at the 45% marginal rate and want to invest R3,000 a month for the next 10 years.

2 mins

To buy that home or not in 2026

The prime lending rate has eased, yes, but what comes down must go up, so do your sums.

2 mins

Fading economies herald the demise of liberal democracy

Economic disappointment is translating into political anger, creating fertile ground for populists and authoritarian leaders across the globe

5 mins

Why people follow their old bosses to new jobs

Looking back on your career, have you ever gone to a new job because your old boss was there?

3 mins

When bad news lifts a share price

It's possible to lose money on a great company and make money on a weak company - and beleaguered Truworths has outperformed market darling Clicks

3 mins

What is below Earth? More space

The key to answering a question about orientation in space is perspective. Because what is up or down or flat or not depends on many things. By Jeff Moersch

4 mins

Why the APS score is what really counts for getting into university

Matric with a bachelor's pass is one thing; getting into higher education is another. Universities and colleges apply higher standards and students compete for scarce places.

3 mins

Choosing estrangement over a perceived slight is madness

Avoiding contact with your family because they're abusive is one thing, but these days it seems something as trivial as refusing to babysit can lead people to break ties that are, in fact, precious

5 mins

Poverty turns the school run into a game of Russian roulette

On my morning walk today, I passed a young child of about 10 years old, neatly dressed in school uniform, his Vaselined face gleaming in the morning sun as he waited for his school transport.

2 mins

South Africa's recovering economy and strong exports drew interest at Davos

I attended this year's World Economic Forum in Davos, and the central theme in many conversations I had and in the various panel discussions centred on geopolitics and trade.

2 mins

Small, mean men make the fight for democracy vital and urgent

Democracy is not without its flaws, but it remains the best option if we want to counter a world in which boorish, small-minded politicians seek to deepen divisions and inequality, and deprive citizens of basic rights

5 mins

Democracy under threat as trouble stalks NPA and SAPS

Changes are needed given the failure of the legislature to hold the executive accountable to the law and the promise of the Constitution

2 mins

POLICING FAILURES ARE EMBOLDENING CRIMINALS

The South African Police Service fails South Africans almost every day.

1 mins

Street style centres Qatar migrant lives

Photo series uses fashion as a lens to portray marginalised people in Doha on their days off. By Aparna Jayakumar

1 mins

Salad days: as pretty as a picture

If we eat with our eyes first, there may not be much of these dishes left by the time they get to the table

2 mins

Tannie Poppie is back baking at her Karoo roosterbrood stand

At her usual stall, with the unmistakable aroma of bread baking over an open fire, Rosaline van As, better known as Tannie Poppie, said her business was still suffering from losses during the Covid-19 pandemic, quiet off-seasons and municipal fees, but the booming festive season had brought a measure of revival.

2 mins

A Joburg tale of koesisters and community with a Cape Malay flavour

A matriarch in Fietas uses money she earns from her treats to uplift her community.

2 mins

Midlife Money Makeover

Easy-to-follow lessons to take care of your future

1 mins

Get your money ducks in a row, then have a little reading fun

January's reading list moves between reflection and escape, pairing books that sharpen focus and make us rethink our relationship with money with fiction that unsettles, absorbs and lingers. By Joy Watson

1 mins

People for hire are necessary in our digital world

In a world dominated by digital interactions, Rental Family offers a heart-warming exploration of genuine human connection. By Kristen Harding

3 mins

2026 Fifa World Cup and 2028 Olympics are Trump's to spoil

The US president's chaotic politics leave two of the biggest sporting events wide open to interference. By Mike Wills

3 mins

In a sport of fine margins, Sincaraz have opened a significant gap

No 1 and 2 seeds Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner have not only replaced the Big Three, but they are thousands of points ahead of the opposition. By Craig Ray

4 mins

Forwards in focus as Rassie braces for bumper Bok schedule

South Africa face a season that may include as many as 13 Tests, with an inter-hemisphere tournament and consecutive matches against New Zealand testing squad depth like never before. By Jon Cardinelli

5 mins

Sharné Jacobs is moulding SA's next skating superstars

The former skateboarder empowers young South Africans through her initiatives, Girls Skate South Africa and the Johannesburg Skate Club, by showing them a pathway to future success

4 mins

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