Aldo Brincat’s shape-shifting theatre captivates Joburg in his solo memoir 'The Moon Looks Delicious From Here'

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Award-winning performer Aldo Brincat takes the stage in his evocative solo show, The Moon Looks Delicious From Here, a deeply personal exploration of identity, heritage ...

Paula Armstrong to swim The English Channel

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Paula Armstrong has not only dedicated her life to saving lives, but she has also now started an initiative which serves to raise funds for the African Women Chartered ...

Panic Awareness Day sheds light on silent struggles with mental health

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Understanding the invisible battle of panic attacks this Panic Awareness Day

A TikTok video allegedly shows a police officer who appears to be intoxicated

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TikTok video has generated significant public discussion, with a group of individuals accusing the officer of drunkenness.

Celebrating creativity: Young designers dazzle at the Hollywoodbets Durban July Young Designer Awards

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Joy and tears as young designers shine at the Hollywoodbets Durban July Young Designer Awards

Reasons to be. UP at Cresta: A next-level Adventure Park has landed

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From Jozi Kart and The Cirk, to the mesmerising CrestAquarium,arcade thrills, and movies - Cresta is where family fun live

IRR warns Parliament against expropriating SARB

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So extreme is the Bill’s threat of expropriation without compensation that even the government and members of the ANC have voiced public opposition to it.

National Consumer Commission acts against suppliers selling expired food across SA

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NCC takes action against 45 suppliers for violating consumer protection laws

South Africa’s manufacturing sector: Driving growth through key industries

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As the country seeks to expand its industrial base under the African Continental Free Trade Area, understanding the top manufacturing sectors provides insight into ...

Tribute concert to honour iconic Abigail Kubeka at the South African State Theatre

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In a celebration of artistry and cultural legacy, the Department of Sport, Arts and Culture in South Africa is poised to host a significant tribute concert dedicated ...

Let's avert dog attacks

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Reports indicate that South Africa has one of the highest rates of fatal dog attacks in the world, with pitbulls being disproportionately involved.

Making a tough choice? Mzansi encouraged to #LetTheCookieDecide with new #AskOREO packs

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The limited edition ASK OREO cookies, Milk’s Favourite cookies, have been reinvented with playful answers for your everyday dilemmas.

Water outages hit Joburg and other metros

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Rand Water is conducting maintenance work that is causing water supply interruptions in Johannesburg.

No arrest warrant issued for police commissioner Masemola, says IDAC

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According to these reports, Masemola’s arrest could occur soon, possibly within days, as preparations are said to be complete and only require a magistrate’s approval. ...

DA clashes with Ramaphosa over dismissal but stays in coalition — for now

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Although the ultimatum was ignored, the DA confirmed it would not withdraw from the government of national unity, warning that doing so could lead to a more unstable ...

‘You are misleading the court’: Magistrate Ramlal slams State as blue lights fraud trial collapses again

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The defence argue that altering a charge sheet prepared by a former official without submitting it to IDAC (Investigating Directorate Against Corruption) head Andrea ...

City Power’s free electricity drive brings relief to struggling households

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Mayor Morero sees the Free Basic Electricity initiative as a cornerstone of a broader vision to reform infrastructure and energy access within the city.

Johnnie Walker introduces a bold, pan-African cultural platform

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Launching in June 2025 in Johannesburg and continuing in Lagos in September, Johnnie Walker AfroExchange will unfold through a series of powerful, culturally rich ...

What’s on at manufacturing indaba 2025: Africa’s premier industrial Gathering

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Top executives from major sectors, including automotive, textiles, food & beverages, steel, and clean-tech manufacturing, will share insights, forge partnerships, ...

Gauteng residents can expect an icy weekend ahead as temperatures drop significantly

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Sunday in Johannesburg offers a similar weather pattern. A frosty morning low of four degrees will give way to a slightly warmer afternoon, reaching around sixteen ...

Trusted and kind uncle turns out to be a 'serial child abuser' - Witbank in shock

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Cascar Bongani Nkosi is accused of being a serial child rapist who preyed on at least 13 young girls (ages 7–13), with fears that the actual number of victims may ...

Trevor, come make SA great again

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The reality is that in the US Trevor Noah is an immigrant. That may be the reason he’s not taking jabs at Trump.

Peace and Unity in the Cold: 600 Gather for 11th International Day of Yoga at Union Buildings

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The gathering concluded with a group photo taken against the iconic backdrop of the Union Buildings. Among the sponsors supporting the event were Manzarali, Virgin ...

SAPS Spent R131. 5 million on sick leave in 2023/24 financial fear

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While the financial burden of extended sick leave is cause for concern, officials and analysts agree that it reflects deeper systemic issues — including inadequate ...

A painful winter for many as Eastern Cape flood death toll rises to 88

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Among the dead in the Eastern Cape floods is a two-year-old child, whose body was recovered by rescue workers in one of the hardest-hit areas.