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February 12, 2026

R100k 'refund' could haunt Paul O'Sullivan

FORENSIC fraud examiner Paul O'Sullivan could face a criminal complaint over allegations that he lied under oath with his claim that he has never received anything for the public interest work he performed.

2 mins

ALL SET FOR LAST SONA AT CITY HALL

This year's address comes with price tag of R7m, Parliament's restoration costs sitting at R4.6bn

2 mins

IPID investigator implicates SAPS members in potential murder cover-up

INDEPENDENT Police Investigative Directorate (Ipid) senior investigator Nomsa Masuku believes that concluding the investigation into the death of Emmanuel Mbense was delayed by the SAPS' failure to report the matter to the police watchdog.

2 mins

Drop 'Natal' in KwaZulu, says NFP

THE National Freedom Party (NFP) has given Zulu king Misuzulu kaZwelithini’s campaign to rename KwaZulu-Natal a boost, after becoming the second Government of Provincial Unity (GPU) partner to back the call.

1 mins

Syndicates, Concourt remain Joburg's biggest headache

Mayor, Dada Morero, has blamed criminal syndicates for the hijacking of the city's more than 200 buildings.

1 mins

Ekurhuleni metro chief not yet off the hook: watchdog

THE City of Ekurhuleni’s failure to implement disciplinary recommendations against its suspended Deputy Metro Police Chief Julius Mkhwanazi has put the Independent Police Investigative Directorate (Ipid) in an “awkward position”.

1 mins

O'Sullivan admits to financing McBride's case against IPID

FORENSIC fraud examiner Paul O’Sullivan contributed R200 000 towards the legal fees of now former Independent Police Investigative Directorate (Ipid) executive director Robert McBride in the case involving his suspension.

2 mins

Affixing legal notices to doors is not enough, High Court tells Nedbank

APPLICATION REJECTED

2 mins

SPCA appeals for responsible dog ownership after mauling attack

THE Cape of Good Hope SPCA has appealed to residents to comply with animal welfare legislation, municipal bylaws, and responsible dog ownership requirements.

2 mins

Principal takes on WCED in Labour Court

THE David and Goliath battle between Heathfield High principal Wesley Neumann and the Western Cape Education Department is expected to come before the Labour Court this week through an urgent application made by Neumann.

2 mins

Uncle sentenced to nine years for nephew's murder after seven year wait for justice

A MAN who murdered his three-year-old nephew by repeatedly striking him with bricks against his head will serve nine years behind bars after the Western Cape High Court this week found substantial and compelling circumstances to deviate from the minimum prescribed sentence of 15 years.

2 mins

February, the month of art, not love

PENNY Siopis - Precarious State.

2 mins

Irma Stern's second hanging

AT THE end of October last year, the University of Cape Town and the Irma Stern Trust dropped quite a bomb: The Irma Stern Museum at the Firs, in Rosebank, was shutting its doors.

2 mins

Royal Countess Zingara celebrates 100th show with international acts

CELEBRATING her 100th show and a sold out festive season at the Spiegeltent at Century City, The Royal Countess Zingara has announced the addition of a new international act to their show lineup, and opened bookings into May by popular demand.

1 mins

Jetour takes SA by storm: explore the full range and pricing breakdown

JETOUR, a subsidiary of the Chery Group, arrived in South Africa in September 2024 and has steadily been making a mark on the sales charts and on the road.

3 mins

Range-topping enhances to Prado line-up

TOYOTA South Africa has upped the ante in the Land Cruiser Prado range with the return of the VX-L grade, last seen on the previous model, expanding the range to three derivatives.

1 mins

New models set to launch in SA

DESPITE the turbulent and troubled times the local vehicle manufacturing industry is facing, Volkswagen is steaming ahead with several new car releases over the course of the next 12 months.

2 mins

WHY SONA WILL NOT MATTER

PRESIDENT Cyril Ramaphosa will find it hard to inspire confidence among the citizens when he outlines how the government intends to deliver on promises made in his previous State of the Nation Addresses (SONA).

1 mins

'Broken' animal biosecurity poses biggest threat to food affordability

AFTER years in the agricultural sector and having worked at the front line of political lobbying, disaster management, farmer development, land reform, biosecurity, financing, and farm security, I am deeply alarmed.

3 mins

Food insecurity time bomb is ticking for SA

At least a third of the population experience food insecurity

4 mins

France seeks probe amid Epstein files

France's foreign minister has requested a probe after the name of a French diplomat on leave appeared in numerous emails to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

1 mins

RENEWED SOUTH SUDAN FIGHTING DISPLACES CIVILIANS

THE intercommunal conflict in South Sudan’s Jonglei State has ratcheted up, leaving displaced civilians urgently in need of food, water, shelter and healthcare, UN humanitarians said Tuesday

1 mins

Iran: Netanyahu visit could harm nuclear talks

IRAN has warned this week that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s visit to the US is an attempt to undermine the newly-started nuclear talks between Iran and the US.

2 mins

EU must 'tear down barriers' to become 'global giant'

THE EU must “tear down the barriers” that prevent it from becoming a truly global economic giant, European Commission chief Ursula von der Leyen said yesterday, ahead of leaders’ talks on making the 27-nation bloc more competitive.

2 mins

US detention centres trigger concerns over inhuman treatment

AN 18-MONTH-old girl held at a US immigration detention centre was hospitalised with a life-threatening respiratory illness last month and returned to custody days later without receiving the prescribed daily medication, according to a federal lawsuit filed last week.

2 mins

IMF calls for deep spending reforms amidst SA rising debt

International financial institution issues warning over spiraling state public money spending

3 mins

Rand firms to near 4-year high as South Africa anticipates State of the Nation Address

THE rand strengthened more than 0.6% to R15.84 to the US dollar on Wednesday buoyed by elevated precious metals prices and a softer greenback, as President Cyril Ramaphosa prepares to deliver the State of the Nation Address (SONA) on Thursday.

2 mins

African Gold Council launched to keep gold value on the continent

THE African Gold Council (AGC) was launched at the Investing in African Mining Indaba on Wednesday with the aim of building an economic ecosystem on the continent around gold, instead of simply exporting the mined yellow metal in unprocessed form.

2 mins

LSF study points to R8bn boost and 34 000 jobs if retailers deepen local sourcing

SOUTH Africa's garment industry could secure an additional 81 million locally produced garments a year by 2030, lifting manufacturing output by nearly R8 billion and creating up to 34 000 jobs, if retailers, manufacturers and policymakers align behind a focused localisation drive.

1 mins

Africa’s agricultural future depends on using global research better – not reinventing it

SOUTH Africa and the rest of the African continent face a familiar paradox.

3 mins

The local residential property market demands more stock to meet household needs

THE South African residential property market needs more formal stock in the bands where most households sit.

3 mins

Southern and Eastern Africa Power Pools to connect, boosting regional electricity capacity

THE Southern Africa Power Pool will be linking with the Eastern Africa Power Pool later this year, bringing significant benefits to the electricity sector in Southern Africa, including access to East Africa's hydro electricity generation capacity, according to Andrew Etzinger, GM for Energy Market Services and International Trade at the National Transmission Company South Africa.

2 mins

SA poultry industry ranked among world’s most competitive producers

SOUTH Africa’s poultry production sector has once again demonstrated its global competitiveness, outperforming European producers and now surpassing the United States in technical efficiency.

2 mins

Anglo American and Kumba Iron Ore launch funding facility for SMEs in South Africa

ANGLO American and Kumba Iron Ore launched the Impact Finance Facility (IFF), a catalytic funding facility designed to unlock growth capital for small and medium-sized businesses in under-served South African regions.

2 mins

Delta Corporation's sales surge as stronger rand boosts Zimbabwe's beer market

A STRONGER rand and firm mineral commodity prices drove up beer and soft drinks volumes for Zimbabwe's Delta Corporation during the quarter to December while also boosting sales for African Distillers (Afdis), in which South Africa's Distell has an interest.

2 mins

Can South Africa's beer drinkers protect Heineken jobs amid global cuts?

AS HEINEKEN pivots into a new growth phase ~ EverGreen 2030 - the company is cutting between 5,000 and 6,000 jobs across the globe to become leaner and achieve as much as €500 million (9.5 billion) in gross savings.

2 mins

Absa announces executive changes to enhance Pan-African growth

ABSA Group on Wednesday announced a series of executive leadership changes following the finalisation of its refocused Pan-African strategy, signalling a renewed emphasis on customer-led growth, stronger governance and deeper leadership capacity across the organisation.

2 mins

Rethinking skills development in an economy short on jobs to ignite entrepreneurship and job creation

SOUTH Africa's unemployment crisis continues to place pressure on the economy, communities and the public sector.

3 mins

Why measuring social impact has become a strategic imperative for South African business

FOR decades, corporate social responsibility occupied the comfortable terrain of narrative.

3 mins

The girl who showed the boys how to play

SHARP TURN

3 mins

Ellis Genge head butt escape could become Bok leverage in Nations Championship

ELLIS

2 mins

Southern Guards brace for intense rivalry

THE Southern Guards GC are bracing for the sledging and chirps coming their way starting today as they tee it up in Adelaide for the second LIV Golf tournament, knowing there is no love lost between Australians and South Africans on the sporting field.

2 mins

TS Galaxy and Sundowns ready to rewrite Nedbank Cup history

TS Galaxy will renew their rivalry with Mamelodi Sundowns in the Nedbank Cup last-16 clash, with both sides hoping to rediscover success in one of South Africa's most prestigious knockout competitions following yesterday evening's draw.

1 mins

The Springboks scrumhalf conundrum

WHILE the flyhalf debate usually steals the headlines, Rassie Erasmus’ biggest headache for the 2026 season might actually be at No 9.

1 mins

Super overs and shattered nerves: SA’s thrilling T20 World Cup encounter

“NEVER been that stressed in my life in a cricket game!”

3 mins

PSL sponsorship controversies: Are Kaizer Chiefs and Orlando Pirates above the rules?

THE DISCERNING Premier Soccer league (PSL) fan would no doubt have been struck by what appears to be double standards when it comes to how the rules seem to apply differently where the country’s two biggest clubs are concerned.

2 mins

Rickelton on Stubbs, Miller's heroics: That's why they're worth their money

AFGHANISTAN'S players and their coach Jonathan Trott will wonder for the rest of their lives how they failed to beat the Proteas in arguably the most astonishing ICC T20 World Cup match ever yesterday.

3 mins

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