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- Two accused in Tsontso case granted R10,000 bail, Nigerian national remains behind bars
Two of the three men who briefly appeared before the Kempton Park Magistrates’ Court on Monday in connection with the alleged theft, resale and possession of the late Elizabeth ‘Tsontso’ Moselakgomo’s Garmin watch have been granted bail of R10,000 each. This while the third (a Nigerian national) accused of first… Read more » - WATCH | Mantashe walks out of Cosatu congress over speaking order
ANC chairperson Gwede Mantashe staged a walkout at the Cosatu reconvened 15th National Congress after refusing to address the congress before the SACP. ANC Chairperson Gwede Mantashe abandons Cosatu 15th National Congress without delivering message of support after refusing to speak before SACP.🎥 Boitumelo Kgobotlo https://t.co/QypgJEFkhN — Sunday World News… Read more » - ANC can’t pick and choose IEC rules, advocate Motau tells ConCourt
The African National Congress (ANC) cannot selectively challenge the Electoral Commission of South Africa (IEC)’s online candidate nomination requirements after failing to meet the deadline, the commission’s lawyer advocate Terry Motau SC has argued before the Constitutional Court. Motau said the ANC had used the commission’s Online Candidate Nomination System… Read more » - ANC argues IEC submission requirement threatens constitutional rights
The African National Congress (ANC) has challenged the legality of the Electoral Commission of South Africa’s (IEC) electronic candidate nomination process, arguing that a software requirement has put its candidates’ political rights and voters’ choices at risk ahead of the November 4 local government elections. The party approached the Constitutional… Read more » - Pearl Thusi and Lungile Radu explore SA on a budget in new show
With the cost of living putting pressure on household budgets, a holiday can feel like a luxury many South Africans cannot afford. But a new television series is challenging locals to reconsider what it costs to explore their own country. Just Travel SA, a nine-part domestic tourism series hosted by… Read more » - Sibiya resigns from SAPS amid disciplinary action and rape charges
Lieutenant-General Shadrack Sibiya is no longer an employee of the South African Police Service (SAPS), following his resignation during disciplinary proceedings on Monday. National police spokesperson Brigadier Athlenda Mathe confirmed that Sibiya’s legal representative tendered his resignation shortly after the disciplinary hearing commenced. The now former deputy national police commissioner’s… Read more » - Beyerskloof overturns ruling favouring customer who swallowed needle-like object
Beyerskloof Wine Bar has successfully overturned a high court ruling that held it liable for injuries suffered by a customer who swallowed a needle-like object while eating a hamburger at the restaurant, with a full bench finding that negligence had not been proven. In a judgment handed down on Monday,… Read more » - Gauteng matric exams 2026: Maile targets 100% monitoring for record 203,794 candidates
Gauteng is preparing to administer the biggest matric examination cohort in the province’s history, with 203,794 candidates registered to write the 2026 National Senior Certificate (NSC) examinations from October 13 to November 26. Gauteng Education MEC, Lebogang Maile, confirmed the figures during a media briefing on Monday, outlining the department’s… Read more » - Ethiopia announces launch of its first gold refinery
Ethiopia has inaugurated its first gold refinery as part of efforts to strengthen value addition in the mining sector and position the country as a regional hub for precious metals processing. Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed announced the launch of the refinery over the weekend, describing the facility as a strategic… Read more » - Scientists uncover ancient gene’s role in brain folding
A group of Chinese scientists has uncovered the mystery behind how an ancient gene regulates the development of brain folds, shedding new light on the evolution of the human brain. The findings were recently published in Nature Genetics. The human brain is covered with intricate wrinkles and grooves, which constitute… Read more »
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