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September 12, 2025

Ramaphosa continues to seesaw over the fate of deputy ministers

The President's longstanding vow of a smaller, more efficient executive is on trial as ActionSA tables a bill to remove all 43 deputy ministers, which would potentially save taxpayers millions.

3 mins

ConCourt to decide if state can tell doctors where to practise

The court is hearing an appeal against a ruling that sections of the health act which would require healthcare practitioners to obtain a 'certificate of need' in order to work are unconstitutional. By Tamsin Metelerkamp

4 mins

One hyena captured after attacks at Cape Vidal campsite

Efforts are now under way to catch and relocate the rest after two campers were injured. By Tony Carnie

3 mins

Egypt expresses concern as Ethiopia opens hydroelectric dam

Ethiopia officially inaugurated Africa's largest hydroelectric dam on Tuesday, 19 September, a project that will provide energy to millions while deepening a rift with downstream Egypt that has unsettled the region.

1 mins

BRICS leaders denounce Trump trade wars and tariff blackmail

Brazilian President Lula, the BRICS chairperson, urged unity against rising trade barriers. By Peter Fabricius

3 mins

Dirty water taints food crops

Food safety researchers track multidrug-resistant bacteria in irrigation used to spray and clean

4 mins

Crossroads of conservation and

With fishing restrictions eased, Africa's first marine protected area is now a test case for balancing healthy

3 mins

Old men of the sea hand down centuries-old fishing skills

\"'Who taught you to fish?' “Oom Ed,” replied one of the members of the Tsitsikamma Junior Angling Forum, as she flicked her rod, casting her line into the Nature’s Valley Lagoon, just outside the Tsitsikamma marine protected area (MPA).

3 mins

Telkom's Sustainability Vision: Innovating for Inclusive Growth and a Future-Ready South Africa

Sustainability is no longer simply a corporate mandate; it is an essential lens through which businesses must operate to thrive in the 21st century.

2 mins

Anglo treks to Canada as it merges with copper miner

Along with gold, copper is the darling of investors at the moment, which explains Anglo's merging with Canadian mining company Teck Resources to position itself to meet the surging demand

2 mins

Apple is quietly conquering the local small business sector

The company's products offer advantages such as longer battery life, seamless integration and compatibility with other software. And with finance and rental programmes, price is less of a barrier.

4 mins

Appetite for gourmet food delivers good results for Woolworths

Customers remain loyal to Woolies’ food offerings and their pets are getting spoiled too. By Kara le Roux

4 mins

Owning bitcoin by proxy is a strategy with many pitfalls

There's an emerging class of finance bros who swear by “anything but crypto” (ABC).

1 mins

Malatsi shares vision for SA's digital turnaround

The digital technologies minister has laid out his plans for improving the services delivered to citizens by departments such as Home Affairs. By Lindsey Schutters

3 mins

Woes mount as dark clouds gather over the US economy

Economic turbulence is brewing in the land of Trump, as dismal jobs numbers, shrinking investment and faltering growth across key sectors raise concern

5 mins

Time plus compound interest equals big returns

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2 mins

Ombud slams burial society

Three rulings have been issued against a Khayelitsha funeral policy provider that failed to honour valid claims, leaving families in financial trouble despite faithfully paying their premiums each month.

3 mins

Pressing pause on children's smartphone use in a digital age

Getting their first smartphone has become a rite of passage for kids, but overuse of these and other tech devices harms their wellbeing in many ways. There are ways to fight back, however. By Takudzwa Pongweni

5 mins

The ANC NEC and President Ramaphosa need a talking-to

A meeting of the party's most powerful organ is a gathering of thieves, scammers and clueless 'leaders' who have brought South Africa to its knees. Here's what those attending should hear

5 mins

Education lies at the heart of ethical leadership

South Africa does not lack for clever plans or eloquent speeches. What we lack, in far too many institutions, is a reproducible way of growing leaders who are ethical, accountable, self-aware and capable of widening the circle of belonging.

3 mins

Joburg's housing crisis mirrors the corruption eroding our state

There is an unfortunate and destructive narrative that seems to have taken hold regarding the Joburg housing crisis — one that criminalises desperate people who are living in squalid buildings with few to no services.

2 mins

Human moral codes are not fit for animals

Any management strategy should focus on the baboons as sentient beings who should be allowed to flourish as they coexist with humans.

3 mins

Removal plan aims to protect Cape baboons

Authorities are assessing the best methods for removing some of the primates, necessitated by their numbers, behaviour and deaths. By Esme Beamish

3 mins

'Tenderinitis' is plaguing the ANC

This disease is potentially fatal if it goes untreated, and moral deficiency syndrome marks its final phase

5 mins

Noises Off thrills as slapstick, chaos and precision collide

Michael Frayn's farce plunges audiences into a madcap whirlwind in which slapstick comedy, mishaps and meticulously choreographed timing combine, showcasing both professional and student actors in riotously precise comic mayhem

4 mins

The 82nd Venice Film Festival

The Voice of Hind Rajah received a record-breaking 23-minute standing ovation. Other films at Lido also impressed, including The Smashing Machine and A House of Dynamite. And the red carpet dazzled, as always

1 mins

The sweet and savoury sisters feeding Stellenbosch

Nabeelah Cassiem is the founder and owner of Creamy Creations, based at the CoCreate Hub in Stellenbosch, while her sister Wardah Cassiem is the founder of Wadi's Kitchen in the same space.

3 mins

Not forgetting the burden others carry is our moral imperative

When the memory of hardship is consciously kept alive even when one has stepped into a more comfortable life, it becomes an act of solidarity

4 mins

Dying on the vine: the Roses wither in this marriage comedy

Olivia Colman and Benedict Cumberbatch come out swinging in The Roses, but farce and sincerity always seem to make awkward bedfellows. By Sam Spiller

3 mins

The art of effectiveness: How innovative South African creativity is finding its global voice

Storytelling in South Africa is about self-definition, cultural exploration and shared experiences.

2 mins

Proteas caught between sheer brilliance and collapse in ODIs

SA have teetered between the sublime and the ridiculous in one-day internationals.

4 mins

The king's of tennis are dead; long live the new king's

Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner have raised the bar in men's tennis and set a new standard. By Craig Ray

4 mins

Final push sees Bafana Bafana shooting for World Cup glory

With just two qualification matches left to play, Bafana Bafana are still in prime position for a rare international showdown. By Yanga Sibembe

4 mins

Coaches in the spotlight as Springboks seek redemption

The coaches as well as the players will have plenty to prove in Wellington as they aim to defend their Freedom Cup title after they were all outgunned in Auckland

4 mins

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