Six months after Philippi mass murder, state asks for time to investigate

Two suspects appeared in the Athlone Magistrates’ Court on Tuesday

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Brief | 11 August 2026

Police torture case postponed after no-show by cop’s lawyer

The case of three police officers torturing Juma Igiraneza was again postponed, this time until 21 September for a trial date to be set

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Brief | 11 August 2026

Cold front strains electricity supply in Joburg

City Power says it is dealing with almost 3,700 power outage calls on Tuesday, mostly from Hursthill, Reuven and Lenasia

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News | 11 August 2026

Joburg city streets come alive for Women’s Day weekend

Hundreds of young people parade in bird costumes

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Photo Essay | 11 August 2026

Immigrant traders see their livelihoods destroyed by March and March

Traders with documents and permits chased away, leaving Bellville bus terminus market almost empty

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News | 11 August 2026

What happens when a shack appears in a gated community?

Playwright Amy Jephta’s new play explores race, class, land and the pressures of fitting in

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Photo Essay | 10 August 2026

NUMSA wins bid to block liquidation of diamond mine

Court puts Kimberley’s Ekapa mine under business rescue – but choice of diamond dealer raises questions

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Feature | 7 August 2026

South Africa’s fruit canning industry under threat as Premier Foods plans closure

Producers and labour warn that closing Tulbagh factory could leave hundreds of farmers without processing options before the November harvest

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News | 7 August 2026

Pensioners struggle after vigilantes chase away immigrant tenants

KwaThema pensioners relied on renting out rooms, shops or business spaces to supplement their SASSA pensions

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News | 7 August 2026