99th Comrades Marathon and ‘long weekend’ boost for Durban
The city has activated an operational plan for the major annual sporting event.
South Africa’s anti‑migrant campaigns use the language of democracy
Why that’s dangerous.
Caffeine minimalists rewrite routines to battle coffee jitters
It's visible in the rapid growth of energy drinks, the sales of refrigerated, ready-to-drink bottles of uncaffeinated coffee and tea, and caffeine-free sodas.
The hunt for a new Ebola vaccine
Two scientists explain the challenges.
World Cup: Resilient African migrants reshaping global football
Dreaming of professional football almost always means dreaming of migrating overseas.
Elon Musk: World’s first trillionaire
After SpaceX IPO.
Remembering the 1994 US World Cup, when tickets cost $25
Thirty-two years later ticket prices have been set high, with Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass saying, 'this is the games for the elite of the world'.
Hundreds of families face eviction from ‘hijacked’ Daggafontein social housing estate
Sondela Village, built with a R115m state grant in 2018, was abandoned by social housing company.
Ultra-rich Africans piling into property to preserve wealth, Standard Bank says
South Africa's wealthiest buyers doubled their property acquisition in the year to September 2025, says head of wealth and investment Chris Browne.
Tata exceeds 600 vehicle sales in May as dealer network expands
Carmaker gains momentum as new models and dealers arrive.