Twenty-three minutes is the time it takes to read a few pages of a newspaper. It is the time it takes to prepare a simple meal. It is a phone call to a loved one. Twenty-three minutes. In the ...

If there's one thing gaming fans hate more than anything else, it's game delays. That’s exactly what’s happening with Forza Horizon 6, which, according to reports, will only be coming to PS5 early ...

Lulapay’s Jordan Gosling says late payments force suppliers to act as involuntary lenders—and argues that regulation alone ...

A five-year public-private initiative will initially target water losses and infrastructure problems in the City of Tshwane, ...

THE Tshwane water scandal and the tragic George building collapse are not merely failures of maintenance; they are glaring symptoms of a critical skills shortage. Yet, staring us in the face is a R1 ...

“Don’t you dare call me resilient!” These heated words, expressed by a young woman who is not in employment, education or training (NEET), point to a growing resistance to ‘resilience’ among youth ...

WHAT if, for the first time, Africa came to an international meeting with a clear vision of its own destiny — and no longer with a simple list of demands? On 14 October 2026, in Bangkok, African and ...

Don’t rush to buy the new iPhone until you’ve tried the Xiaomi 18 Pro Max. If there’s one thing Xiaomi prides itself on, it’s taking clear inspiration from Apple—and the recent launch of the Xiaomi 18 ...

The MK Party says it has opened a criminal case against Gauteng High Court Judge Samuel Makamu over corruption allegations ...

The mass shootings that recently left 17 people dead in Carletonville's Wedela township and 10 dead in Lwandle, Cape Town, within hours of each other are not merely criminal incidents. They are ...

HOME and small-business fibre is helping South African township residents move from survivalist trading to more stable, digitally enabled micro-enterprises, according to recent reporting and ...