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New Fleurhof Mall opens, serving 9,000 homes in Gauteng

After a decade of growth without a major retail hub, Fleurhof finally gets its own mall – and a new economic gateway.

The Odd Number and Previdar celebrate 4 Bookmark Award wins

The Odd Number’s #ShowGhanaLove campaign for Previdar continues to make waves, with its latest wins at the 2026 IAB South Africa Bookmark Awards.

What do buyers of businesses look for? - SchoemanLaw

When purchasers evaluate a potential business acquisition, they are not only assessing the profitability and commercial sustainability of the en…

Zambian opposition leaders remain in police custody – Channel Africa

South Africa is losing herd immunity as childhood vaccination rates plunge

South Africa is losing herd immunity as childhood vaccination rates plunge, with the Health Department warning that measles and other preventabl…

South Africa: Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs (COGTA) Committee to Set Out Next Steps for Processing Coalitions Bill

The committee will now develop a detailed programme for processing the Bill, which is aimed at providing a legislative framework for the establi…

For SA’s automotive sector, value is now an emotional battleground

South African car buyers are prioritising value, trust and emotional connection, not affordability alone; 74% cite brand trust as the

Trump's Civil Rights Chief: CEOs Cannot Discriminate Against U.S. Citizens

Tech-sector titans cannot replace endless Americans with unlimited migrants, says Harmeet Dhillon, the top-ranking DoJ civil rights official.

Morolong to address Unitra Community Radio’s 30th Anniversary

Deputy Minister in The Presidency, Kenny Morolong, will this evening deliver the keynote address at the 30th anniversary celebration of Unitra C…

Here's WHO donated to the DA: The biggest backers revealed

The Democratic Alliance (DA) has declared more than R104 million in donations for the first quarter of the 2026/27 financial year.

Africa: All of Africa Today - August 28, 2026

Learning centre brings digital and tech skills to Hillbrow’s youth

Netstar is equipping learners in the inner city of Joburg with vital resources for learning more about science, technology, engineering and math…

South Africa Blames Its Water Crisis on the Municipalities

Ramaphosa told parliament the water crisis stems from municipal failures, as audits put 47 percent of South Africa's wastewater works in critical

Ramaphosa Promises Arrests, but Cannot Put a Number on Them

South Africa xenophobic violence brought a presidential promise of arrests on 25 August, but no arrest figure, charge or named group was given.

A Super El Niño is coming: 5 hard‑won lessons the world can learn from Africa

The Conversation Climate prediction scientists announced in June 2026 that El Niño, a cycle that happens every two to seven years, had formed. I…

South Africa closes Musina repatriation centre after processing 48 000 migrants

IOL South Africa has officially decommissioned the Musina Temporary Repatriation Processing Centre, marking the end of a critical emergency inte…

Farmers raise alarm over Tekwane citrus farm development plans

Farmers have warned that converting productive agricultural land into commercial developments could threaten jobs and food security.

South Africa: Fruit Worker Strike Ends

NUFAS has accepted Betko's existing 5% wage increase, but the dispute over the union's membership remains unresolved