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Phones out, social media later: SA parents demand boundaries - Survey

The survey shows that 91% of SA Parents Back School Phone Controls.

Bolt takes e-hailing compliance push to provinces

Bolt is taking its e-hailing compliance drive to the provinces, with licensing backlogs, rider verification and relations with the minibus taxi…

Westbury engagement session places gun violence under the spotlight

As part of efforts to end gun violence, the Gauteng Provincial Legislature’s Portfolio Committee on Community Safety will today participate in a…

Xenophobia: 67 Nigerians repatriated from South Africa arrive Lagos

Sixty-seven Nigerians have returned to the country from South Africa following a repatriation exercise facilitated by a group of private individ…

Six months in, independent newsrooms report growing digital reach and early revenue gains

MEDIA RELEASE Cohort 1 half-year update: 21 independent newsrooms, three tiers of support, and progress ranging from first-ever digital platform…

South Africa's Women’s Month: “Empowered Women, Empower Nations”

Since 1994, August has been declared Women’s Month in South Africa, and Aug. 9 is Women’s Day. This was an acknowledgement of the role women pla…

Smart money: Defining the role of enterprise PCs in financial services

The amount of money that South Africa’s financial services sector spends on technology every year is nothing short of impressive. By Werner Joub…

Africa: All of Africa Today - August 27, 2026

Knowing what you spend on cloud is not the same as managing it

Cost data without ownership is just information, but FinOps makes it actionable by workload and team – not dashboards, says Regan Chinappan, pro…

When the screen becomes the crime scene: What the Malmesbury teen case spotlights

A child in the dock for being linked to sexual exploitation network shows that the risks of the internet are lurking in plain sight - experts

Daily Snow Report: strong coastal winds and fire danger conditions to watch today

Thursday, 27 August's Daily Snow Report shows most provinces staying partly cloudy and warm, but SAWS has flagged coastal wind warnings and extr…

Cat Matlala testimony takes a turn as Ramaphosa’s name surfaces

President Cyril Ramaphosa’s name surfaced as Cat Matlala faced questions over confidential information at the Madlanga Commission.

US envoy meeting right-wing leaders raises troubling questions

Bozell engaging right-wing groups notorious for white supremacy cannot credibly be about peace and reconciliation in SA.

Melville residents to flood streets after 50 days without water

Protest organiser Josh Nel said residents are tired of pretending the situation is acceptable or that the city has a viable sustainable plan.

South Africa: Premier Foods Workers Fear Job Losses - South African News Briefs - August 27, 2026

Sunscreen for Lakes and Dams: Could a Thin Floating Layer of Nanomaterial Shield Water from Evaporation?

Geoengineering proposals, such as preventing water evaporation and reflecting sunlight, are set to increase. How to evaluate them?

Unmatched Precision in Coal Mining

VEGA’s VEGAPULS 6X radar sensor delivers non-contact, real-time level measurement in South Africa’s coal mining block shoot systems, improving r…

Why SA billionaires Rupert and Wiese BLESS title deeds to the poor

SA billionaires Johann Rupert and Christo Wiese have been quietly funding title deeds for decades. Here's the inspiration behind their work …