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12 January 2026

President Ramaphosa to undertake an official visit to the United Arab Emirates | SA News

Location: News

President Cyril Ramaphosa will undertake an official visit to the United Arab Emirates (UAE) from 12-13 January 2026, at the invitation of His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, President of the UAE, to participate in the Abu Dhabi Sustainability Week (ASDW). The ADSW is an annual event hosted in Abu Dhabi, capital city …

Read morePresident Ramaphosa to undertake an official visit to the United Arab Emirates | SA News
12 January 2026

Steenhuisen taken to Public Protector by fellow DA member – report | SA News

Location: News

The feud between Democratic Alliance (DA) party leader John Steenhuisen and former Environment Minister Dion George shows no signs of slowing down, with George taking it to the office of the Public Protector. The Sunday Times reported that, in an 84-page affidavit submitted to Public Protector Advocate Kholeka Gcaleka,… Soccer: Soccer is the most played …

Read moreSteenhuisen taken to Public Protector by fellow DA member – report | SA News
12 January 2026

Your Website’s Hero Section: The Most Important Part of Your Website

Location: MyPR

The hero section is the large, top section of your website, usually containing a headline, short message, and call-to-action. In 2026, this section plays a crucial role in capturing attention and communicating value instantly. Visitors want to know three things immediately: what you offer, who it is for, and why they should choose you. If …

Read moreYour Website’s Hero Section: The Most Important Part of Your Website
12 January 2026

Here Are Five Major Sport Events Coming To South Africa in 2026 | SA News

Location: News

South African sports fans can look forward to world-class golf, iconic cycling routes, international rugby tours and fight nights, as 2026 shapes up to be a standout year for sport in South Africa. South Africa (11 January 2025) – South Africa’s sporting calendar for 2026 is shaping up to be a big one, with global …

Read moreHere Are Five Major Sport Events Coming To South Africa in 2026 | SA News
12 January 2026

Rain expected as a result of low-pressure system | SA News

Location: News

A low-pressure system is expected to influence weather conditions over the north-eastern parts of the country, bringing significant rain and thunderstorms over the coming days, the South African Weather Service (SAWS) said. “The SAWS wishes to update the public on a low-pressure system currently located over the southern parts of Mozambique, which is expected to …

Read moreRain expected as a result of low-pressure system | SA News
12 January 2026

MONDAY WEATHER: Level 9 warning and a high likelihood of significant impacts in places due to disruptive rainfall | SA News

Location: News

By Staff WriterPublished: 11 January 2026 This forecast is for: Mon 12 January 2026The maps cover: Mon 12 Jan – Tue 13 Jan A heat wave with persistently high temperatures is expected until Tuesday over the Eastern Cape Province, exception of the Joe Gqabi and the southern parts of Nelson Mandela Bay. Very hot to …

Read moreMONDAY WEATHER: Level 9 warning and a high likelihood of significant impacts in places due to disruptive rainfall | SA News
12 January 2026

South Africa’s municipal elections: The rise of hung councils and coalition governance | SA News

Location: News

Political analysts and the South African Local Government Association (SALGA) warn that the landscape following this year’s municipal elections is likely to be characterised by an increase in hung councils, raising concerns about governance and service delivery across the nation. According to leadership experts, the political climate in South Africa has been evolving, with indications …

Read moreSouth Africa’s municipal elections: The rise of hung councils and coalition governance | SA News
12 January 2026

How the Chardonnay Association of South Africa is changing perceptions | wine.co.za | SA News

Location: News

Stretching from the Mapungubwe National Park to the southern tip of Africa, South Africa spans 471,445 square miles and is characterised by several distinct ecosystems. From these ancient soils, South African Chardonnay has emerged as a formidable contender on the world stage, distinguished not only by its geology and terroir but also by a spirit …

Read moreHow the Chardonnay Association of South Africa is changing perceptions | wine.co.za | SA News
12 January 2026

The iconic 113-year-old South African brand that made a huge comeback after disappearing twice | SA News

Location: News

 ·11 Jan 2026 Lion Lager is one of the oldest and most popular beer brands in South Africa, and one of SA Breweries’ (SAB’s) most successful products. The lager began, however, as SAB’s most fierce competitor in the first days of South African brewing.  Lion Lager was first produced at the Mariendahl Brewery, now the …

Read moreThe iconic 113-year-old South African brand that made a huge comeback after disappearing twice | SA News
12 January 2026

DA condemns Minister Lamola for DIRCO’s defence of Exercise “Will for Peace” | SA News

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The Democratic Alliance (DA) condemns Minister of International Relations and Cooperation (DIRCO), Ronald Lamola, for his public defence of South Africa hosting sanctioned Iranian and Russian naval vessels during the BRICS+ Exercise “Will for Peace”. Minister Lamola’s utterances demonstrate a deep ineptitude for foreign affairs from South Africa’s chief diplomat who frequently uses undiplomatic language, …

Read moreDA condemns Minister Lamola for DIRCO’s defence of Exercise “Will for Peace” | SA News
12 January 2026

SA Women’s Hockey Team and Canada play out scoreless draw in Test Two | SA News

Location: News

The SA Women’s Hockey Team claimed a 2–0 victory over the Canada Women’s Hockey Team in the third test of the series at HS Menlopark in Pretoria, producing a performance full of attacking intent and defensive control to take the lead in the five match series. The match marked a special occasion for goalkeeper Jana …

Read moreSA Women’s Hockey Team and Canada play out scoreless draw in Test Two | SA News
12 January 2026

Higher matric pass rate expected in 2025: Expert – SABC News – Breaking news, special reports, world, business, sport coverage of all South African current events. Africa’s news leader. | SA News

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Read moreHigher matric pass rate expected in 2025: Expert – SABC News – Breaking news, special reports, world, business, sport coverage of all South African current events. Africa’s news leader. | SA News
12 January 2026

South Africa’s most powerful corporation under fire after botched R700-million fibre deal | SA News

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Ralebala Mampeule, a property tycoon embroiled in a botched R700 million loan deal to acquire a stake in MetroFibre, has accused senior Public Investment Corporation (PIC) officials of corruption and bribery. The allegations follow a falling out between Mampeule and PIC. Following the finalisation of the R700-million deal, Mampeule reportedly requested a further R6.6-million cash …

Read moreSouth Africa’s most powerful corporation under fire after botched R700-million fibre deal | SA News
12 January 2026

Big change coming for smoking in South Africa | SA News

Location: News

Staff Writer  ·11 Jan 2026 New smoking laws being processed by parliament could force tobacco brands to use standardised packaging. However, legal experts have highlighted how the move could exacerbate South Africa’s problems with illicit trade, while law enforcement and SARS have warned that it could complicate their jobs. South Africa’s lawmakers are currently processing …

Read moreBig change coming for smoking in South Africa | SA News
12 January 2026

From Pretoria to Cape Town in South Africa’s cheapest electric car | SA News

Location: News

Pretorian Johan Kasselman and his wife have recently proven that it is possible to cover a large part of the country in South Africa’s most affordable electric vehicle (EV) — the BYD Dolphin Surf. Many South Africans are unaware that South Africa already has an extensive public EV charging network with 400 to 500 stations …

Read moreFrom Pretoria to Cape Town in South Africa’s cheapest electric car | SA News
11 January 2026

China, Russia and Iran launch naval exercises off South Africa’s coast | SA News

Location: News

China, Russia and Iran launched a week-long naval drill off South Africa’s main naval base in Simon’s Town, Western Cape. This is an exercise that Pretoria has framed as a cooperative BRICS Plus initiative, focusing on maritime security and trade protection. South Africa’s military said the operation, taking place in… The Sowetan: Focuses on issues …

Read moreChina, Russia and Iran launch naval exercises off South Africa’s coast | SA News
11 January 2026

SA Women’s Hockey Team make perfect start against Canada | SA News

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The SA Women’s Hockey Team and the Canada Women’s Hockey Team played out a hard fought 0–0 draw in the second match of their five game series at HS Menlopark in Pretoria, in a contest defined by intensity, defensive discipline and near misses at both ends. The match was a special occasion for several players …

Read moreSA Women’s Hockey Team make perfect start against Canada | SA News
11 January 2026

New wineskins: how to be saved from tax hell – Daily Friend | SA News

Location: News

“Neither do people pour new wine into old wineskins. If they do, the skins will burst, the wine will spill and the skins will be ruined. Instead, they pour new wine into new wineskins, and both are preserved” – Matthew 9:17(NIV) Within the spirit of the season and in thinking of this new dispensation of …

Read moreNew wineskins: how to be saved from tax hell – Daily Friend | SA News
11 January 2026

Premium Mobility in West Africa: Eagle Travel and Logistic and Fastercapital Lead the Way.

Location: MyPR

Eagle Travel and Logistic SARL (ETL), a young Beninese company specialising in high-end intercity transport, has entered into a strategic partnership with FasterCapital through its EquityPilot programme. This alliance aims to accelerate its development and make it a major player in premium mobility in West Africa. The challenge is considerable. In the sub-region, the intercity …

Read morePremium Mobility in West Africa: Eagle Travel and Logistic and Fastercapital Lead the Way.
11 January 2026

End of an era for one of South Africa’s most iconic developments | SA News

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Luke Fraser  ·10 Jan 2026 The V&A Waterfront has welcomed the arrival of Graham Wood as its new CEO, bidding farewell to former lead David Green, who headed the development for almost two decades. Wood is taking the reins at the mixed-use development as it is undergoing massive upgrades. The V&A Waterfront is an iconic …

Read moreEnd of an era for one of South Africa’s most iconic developments | SA News
11 January 2026

South Africa defends naval drills with Iran, Russia as ‘essential’ | SA News

Location: News

South Africa on Saturday began naval drills with Russia, Iran and China, describing the manoeuvres off its coast as not merely a show of force but a vital response to rising maritime tensions. The week‑long ‘Will for Peace 2026’ exercises come just days after the United States seized a Russian‑flagged oil tanker in the North …

Read moreSouth Africa defends naval drills with Iran, Russia as ‘essential’ | SA News
11 January 2026

Chinese, Iranian and Russians in naval drills off SA coast | SA News

Location: News

Warships from Iran and Russia have joined naval exercises being held off the coast of South Africa, risking a further deterioration of relations between Africa’s largest economy and the US. Two ships from Iran — the destroyer Jamaran and the warship Mahdavai — have arrived at Simon’s Town, outside Cape Town, as has the Russian …

Read moreChinese, Iranian and Russians in naval drills off SA coast | SA News
11 January 2026

Weather alert: South Africa braces for severe thunderstorms and extreme heat on Sunday | The Citizen | SA News

Location: News

There’s potentially dangerous conditions across several provinces. South Africa will experience a mix of severe thunderstorms, heavy rain, and extreme heat on Sunday, 11 January 2026. The South African Weather Service (Saws) has also warned of potentially dangerous conditions across several provinces. Residents are being urged to take precautions as the weather is expected to …

Read moreWeather alert: South Africa braces for severe thunderstorms and extreme heat on Sunday | The Citizen | SA News
11 January 2026

Statement on Venice Biennale Decision | SA News

Location: News

Statement on Venice Biennale Decision As the Minister of Sport, Arts and Culture, I have noted misinformation, misdirection and insult in public statements and media reports surrounding my decision to cancel the Department of Sport, Arts and Culture’s (DSAC’s) working agreement with Art Periodic. I wish to place on the record that it is incorrect …

Read moreStatement on Venice Biennale Decision | SA News
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