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Mbombela, Mpumalanga: When it comes to keeping projects on schedule — whether it’s site preparation, roadworks, earthmoving, or material transport — having the right equipment partner is critical. In Nelspruit and across Mpumalanga, Jaundre’s Plant Hire has built a strong reputation as a dependable provider of plant hire and heavy-equipment solutions. Established in 2005, the company …
Renowned for her versatility across a wide range of distances, Neheng Khatala has started the 2026 season in impressive form and is determined to secure a top-two finish at the Totalsports Two Oceans Ultra Marathon on Saturday, 11 April 2026. As she ramps up her preparations for the World’s Most Beautiful Marathon, Khatala, Lesotho’s fastest …
Sean Hoatson, the CEO of Normandien Farms, said the group has laid criminal charges against members of parliament (MPs) for crimen injuria and racist behaviour. This followed an unannounced visit by the MPs, accompanied by armed police officers, to Normandien Farms last month. On 4 February 2026, the Department of Employment and Labour released a …
Affinity Health, a leading provider of high-quality health cover, is highlighting World Kidney Day (12 March) to raise awareness of silent kidney disease — a serious condition that can develop without noticeable symptoms until significant damage has already occurred. The kidneys play a vital role in maintaining the body’s health. They filter waste and excess fluid from …
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– ADVERTISEMENT – Piet de Jager, CEO of the Fresh Produce Exporters’ Forum, said the bans were a concerning trend. “Botswana is not playing ball. They are quick to close the border to South Africa when they are in production, but when they have a shortage, they open imports again,” he told Farmer’s Weekly. – …
In the wake of the violence, the association released an official statement blaming a small group of individuals for the collapse of the meeting. The hierarchy expressed regret that the chaotic scenes undermined months of preparation for agenda items that included audited financial statements and World Cup preparations for Bafana Bafana and Banyana Banyana. “The …
JOINT MEDIA STATEMENT SANEF, IEC, SALGA, MDDA and Moxii Africa launch nationwide elections training for journalists ahead of 2026 Local Government Elections 08 March 2026 The South African National Editors’ Forum (SANEF), in collaboration with the Independent Electoral Commission of South Africa (IEC), the South African Local Government Association (SALGA), the Media Development and Diversity …
They will face Australia at 21h33 (SA time) on Sunday in the first semi-final in Vancouver, while Fiji and Spain will contest the second semi-final. South Africa outplayed Great Britain (21-5), Spain (28-7) and New Zealand (17-12) at BC Place to finish top of their pool. They contested semi-finals in Cape Town, Singapore and Perth …
The Minister in the Presidency for Women, Youth and Persons with Disabilities, Sindisiwe Chikunga, is leading South Africa’s delegation to the 70th Session of the Commission on the Status of Women at the United Nations Headquarters in New York City, which runs from 9 – 20 March 2026. The global gathering arrives at a pivotal …
CHICAGO – President Cyril Ramaphosa delivered a moving tribute for Reverend Jesse Jackson at his funeral in Chicago on Friday. Ramaphosa commended the American civil rights leader’s contribution to the fight against apartheid. He died on Tuesday, aged 84. Jackson has been described as someone who played an important role in the fight against apartheid. Read: …
JOHANNESBURG – Drugs with a street value of R2.8 million have been seized by police at OR Tambo International Airport. During a routine inspection at a cargo warehouse on Wednesday, police discovered crystal meth worth R2,2 million. The meth was destined for the Philippines. The second drug bust was made at another cargo warehouse on …
Malcolm Libera ·8 Mar 2026 New data shows that South Africans earning over R180,000 a year are accessing more credit but increasingly defaulting on their repayments, which is not sustainable. This is according to the Eighty20’s latest Credit Stress Report, which highlighted that over‑indebtedness continued to increase in the fourth quarter of 2025. The report …
South Africa’s push to diversify its trade and investment partners has increasingly turned toward the Middle East and tensions could test the country’s export desk. Yet as geopolitical tensions simmer across the region, the key question policymakers will be observing is how resilient these partnerships are to instability. Pretoria’s economic diplomacy in recent years has …
Staff Writer ·8 Mar 2026 The Department of Sport, Arts and Culture (DSAC) has gazetted draft revisions to the South African Geographical Names Council Amendment Bill for public comment. The department announced that the South African Geographical Names Council (SAGNC) Act would be revised in early 2025 and launched a series of public consultations between …
Malcolm Libera ·8 Mar 2026 Taxpayers living in the small rural Ntabankulu Local Municipality earn more on average than residents in some of the country’s biggest and wealthiest cities. This is according to the latest tax statistics released by the South African Revenue Service (SARS). The report showed that residents of the Ntabankulu Local Municipality …
The Springbok Sevens produced a flawless opening day at the Vancouver Sevens on Saturday, winning all three of their pool matches to book a semi-final clash with Australia as they continue their push for back-to-back HSBC SVNS Series titles. Philip Snyman’s men looked sharp and composed at BC Place, combining clinical finishing with resolute defence …
President Cyril Ramaphosa says that the government is committed to its goal of launching a bullet train in South Africa. During his recent State of the Nation Address, Ramaphosa stated that the Department of Transport is continuing with its preparations to launch high-speed rail services that will connect the country’s major metropolitan areas. The president …
The South African Weather Service (SAWS) says the western and south-western parts of South Africa can expect very hot to extremely hot temperatures this week, resulting in heatwave conditions. This follows a brief period of cooler weather. Heatwave conditions are characterised by prolonged periods (at least three consecutive days or more) of temperatures exceeding the …
South Africa’s minibus taxi industry is the backbone of the country’s public transport system. Every day, millions of commuters rely on it. In many low-income and peri-urban communities, there is no real alternative. They account for roughly 70% of daily public transport trips in the country. Yet despite its scale and significance, the industry remains …
Staff Writer ·8 Mar 2026 Residents of Graaff-Reinet, one of South Africa’s most historic towns, are putting up fierce resistance to changing the name to Robert Sobukwe Town. Graaff-Reinet dates back to 1786 and honours Cornelis Jacob van de Graaff, a Dutch governor of the Cape Colony under the VOC, and his wife, Cornelia Reynet. …
On Tuesday, 24 February, Sandton’s Artistry – a three-level playground of food, culture, and city views at 22 Fredman Drive – transformed into the epicentre of South Africa’s creator economy. The occasion? The Humanz Top 20 Awards 2026. The vibe? Equal parts celebration, validation, and a glimpse into the future of influence. By Vanessa Rogers …
Malcolm Libera ·7 Mar 2026 South Africans are increasingly looking to move into security estates and other gated communities, but there is mounting tension around governance and accountability in these sectional title schemes, with many trustees not even undertanding the basic laws. This is the feedback from Ebo Quagraine, Principal Property Practitioner at Propertyzz, who …
This study interrogates the role of technology in transitional justice in Africa. It assesses existing policies and practices and concludes with recommendations to the African Union, the African Union’s member states, civil society, and innovators plus strategic partners. With regard Competition: The competition from online news platforms and social media has intensified, forcing traditional media …