When Ritual Becomes Performance: Reflecting on Andile Dyalvane exhibition

Unathi Kondile|Published

Dyalvane's work avoids the art-school inspired “my-identity-this, my-identity-that” framing that black artists are often pigeonholed into. For Dyalvane, the art ...

Khayelitsha community leaders reject claims of extortion at MyCiTi Spine Road depot

Nicola Daniels|Published

The Urban Mobility Directorate confirmed that the City was seeking an urgent interdict against a group of individuals attempting to force out the appointed security ...

Over 11,000 bullying incidents reported at SA schools in the last year

Thobeka Ngema|Published

The education department says it has implemented comprehensive and collaborative programmes and strategies with provinces, districts, and schools to address bullying ...

‘Child killer’ deemed unfit to stand trial, sent to Valkenberg

Kim Swartz|Published

Xavier Mitchell's family learns in court that he was stabbed ten times, and the accused will not face trial but will be sent to a mental health facility. Witness ...

Kenyan runner Evans Kibet reveals how he was tricked into fighting in Russia-Ukraine conflict

AFP|Updated

Kenyan long-distance runner Evans Kibet's journey took a dark turn when he was deceived into signing a military contract in Russia, leading to his capture in Ukraine. ...

Batohi accuses Chauke of ignoring evidence in Mdluli case

Staff Reporter|Published

In a stunning revelation at the Nkabinde inquiry, NDPP Shamila Batohi has accused DPP Andrew Chauke of abandoning crucial evidence in high-profile charges against ...

Heroic firefighter saves choking baby in Brackenfell

Staff Reporter|Published

A Brackenfell family expresses heartfelt gratitude to firefighter Arlin Thielman, whose quick actions saved their four-month-old baby, Daniel, from a life-threatening ...

GRAPHIC: December World News Events Calendar

Graphic News|Published

December’s events include the release of the Jeffrey Epstein files, the meeting between Putin and Modi, the European Council summit in Brussels, and the elections ...

Government hauled to court over failure to prevent 'vigilante obstruction’ at public clinics

Zelda Venter|Published

Urgent court petition by civil society organisations seeks to end vigilante actions blocking healthcare access for vulnerable patients in Gauteng, including foreign ...

Pictures:Israeli military bulldozers demolish shops in West Bank

Xinhua|Published

Israel's military on launched a new operation against Palestine.

Meet the six candidates shortlisted to take over NPA hot seat from Shamila Batohi

IOL Reporter|Updated

The Justice Ministry’s Advisory Panel, chaired by Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi, has moved a step closer to appointing South Africa’s next top prosecutor.

South Africa slams Trump's G20 ban as punitive

AFP|Published

South Africa has condemned US President Donald Trump's decision to exclude it from the 2026 G20 summit, labelling the move as punitive and rooted in misinformation. ...

IPID investigates alleged police assault of Ladysmith couple

Nicola Daniels|Published

A couple alleged they were assaulted by police in Ladysmith, resulting in injuries and trauma. The Independent Police Investigative Directorate (Ipid) is now investigating ...

Increased security planned for 'high risk' sites threatened by extortionists

Nicola Daniels|Published

Over the past two financial years, extortion and attempted extortion have jeopardised R470 million worth of construction projects in the Western Cape.

Bavuma’s captaincy etched in history

Zaahier Adams|Published

It is the Proteas’ first series win in India since the late Hansie Cronje’s side triumphed 25 years ago at the turn of the millennium.

'Government encouraged discriminationof blacks' – rights commission finds

Bongani Hans|Published

A report by the South African Human Rights Commission reveals systemic discrimination against black residents at Hartbeespoort Dam.

'Cat' Matlala claims 'lying' Cele took R500k from him

Theolin Tembo|Published

Vusimuzi 'Cat' Matlala's testimony before Parliament's Ad Hoc Committee took a dramatic turn as he alleged a R500,000 cash payment to former minister Bheki Cele. ...

Tau banks on review of B-BBEE to strengthen local supply chains, create jobs

Mayibongwe Maqhina|Updated

Trade, Industry and Competition Minister Parks Tau said the review of the Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment (B-BBEE) will be executed in two phases.

MPs gun for ex-RAF CEO Collins Letsoalo for snubbing hearings

Mayibongwe Maqhina|Published

Parliament seeks to hold former RAF CEO Collins Letsoalo accountable for skipping crucial hearings on serious allegations against him.