Injuries and Cards Plague Sharks in Cape Town Match
Sharks rugby team faces setbacks with injuries and cards in United Rugby Championship match against Stormers
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Sharks rugby team faces setbacks with injuries and cards in United Rugby Championship match against Stormers
Even if AI solves science's hardest problems, unequal access and ownership may deepen existing social and economic disparities.
A task team from KwaZulu-Natal found weapons and ammunition while searching for a murder suspect on the East Rand, but the suspect evaded capture.
South Africa's 2026-27 summer crop season has begun, with farmers navigating strong soil moisture and looming threats of El Niño drought and rising input costs.
Super El Niño brings record temperatures and health risks to South Africa
Three suspects have been arrested in connection with the murder of a police colonel who was shot dead outside his home six years ago.
South Africa's asylum crisis worsens as Home Affairs' procedural barriers and closed refugee offices leave legitimate applicants unable to seek protection.
Johannesburg's next mayor must be ready to tackle the city's dire challenges, including a broken financial system and inefficient service delivery.
A narrow Constitutional Court ruling on asylum applications was distorted online into false claims about citizenship, grants, jobs and voting.
ANC and DA may form coalition in Johannesburg, but challenges remain
Questions over DA Ward 66 candidate Sebastian Petersen's academic qualifications have sparked a political row with the Patriotic Alliance.
Johannesburg's mayor vows transparency on financial misconduct but city withholds R4bn records