Your call is being recorded – and broadcast to the internet
IT company exposes thousands of telephone recordings, many dealing with confidential medical and financial matters
By Nathan Geffen and Joel Cedras
News | 6 November 2026
Thembisa resident’s dream to turn a polluted riverbank into a botanical garden
Samuel Mashimbi wants people to reconnect with nature
By Seth Thorne
News | 6 November 2026
Forgotten Ellis Park tennis centre gets a new lease of life
The Joburg Tennis Grassroots Foundation offers free tennis sessions to children from primary schools in the area
Photo Essay | 6 November 2026
DA declares 60% majority in KZN municipality
“We said we would keep the chaos out … And that is exactly what we will do,” says uMngeni mayor Christopher Pappas
Brief | 5 November 2026
SAHRC takes City of Cape Town to court over land sales
Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis has accused the commission of “electioneering”
News | 5 November 2026
Concerns over R15-million plan for Milnerton Lagoon
City of Cape Town wants to dilute pollution by adding sea water
By Abonge Chiya
Feature | 5 November 2026
In photos: South Africans vote to shape the future of their municipalities
Millions of people came out to make their mark on 4 November
News | 4 November 2026
Behind the leadership crisis at NUMSA
Fight between Irvin Jim and his rivals goes way back
By Greg Dor
News | 4 November 2026
Asylum seekers could lose Tshwane refugee office
Home Affairs wants to open a new refugee reception office at Beitbridge
News | 4 November 2026
Videos
Photo Essays
In photos: meet the men by the side of the road hoping to find work
In photos: Joburg’s first Queer Festival celebrates freedoms won over decades
In photos: PAGAD protest outside suspected drug dealer’s Cape Town house
Thousands march in Cape Town for freedom in Palestine
Enable Through Dance: breaking barriers for dancers with disabilities
In photos: Artists’ stories of heritage and migration
Joburg city streets come alive for Women’s Day weekend
What happens when a shack appears in a gated community?
Charts
Features
In photos: Youth-run festival brings hope to small Karoo town
VAST AI investment scheme collapses, leaving victims in the dark
Dirty water, raw sewage and bad audits: see how your town is doing
Lesotho dam authority must pay M90-million in long-overdue compensation
Border? What border? This is what South Africa’s frontier with Zimbabwe looks like
Taps dry as Eastern Cape town waits for water works upgrade
Elections 2026: Polokwane is pouring sewage into two rivers
Life as an asylum seeker in SA’s broken immigration system
Our Editorials
Our water is full of sewage. Today we can vote to change that
Gauteng government thinks we are hackers. We are not
March and March has delivered nothing but suffering
Blaming immigrants for our problems is a fool’s game
SANEF should do better than this
How criminal cops escape justice
We should not be playing war games with Iran, Russia and China
Judges should respect press freedom
Most Read
Most time spent reading
Our answers to your questions
- My late father was a police officer in Gqeberha. How can I find out if he left me any inheritance?
- I was born in 1988 and in 2015 my mother submitted a proof of birth letter at Home Affairs. I was only issued an abridged certificate and not an ID..
- I have a PTO for rural land. Do I need approval before I can start building my house?
- I have an Lesotho Exemption Permit to study in South Africa. Would I be breaking the law if I taught English online as a freelancer?
- I left school in grade 6 and would like to complete my education. Where do I start?
Selected letters to the editor
What about District 6?
The housing provided by CoCT is admirable, but every time I drive into the City, I have to look at … Read more
Carguard exploitation
Please investigate the daily R35 fees reportedly charged to car guards in Port Shepstone. Guards ma… Read more
More info, less alarm and generalisation
This article is interesting and somewhat alarmist. What's missing is that any pain meds (prescribed… Read more