19 August 2026
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Mayor Xaba has zero Ubuntu for refugees and disregards Umbilo ratepayers, says business association
South Africa and Zambia’s HIV shot dilemma: demand versus supply
‘I miss working’: migrants speak about life after leaving South Africa
After seven years on dialysis, Mohamed, 8, is finally learning what it means to be a child
EDITORIAL | PSL’s repeated stadium issues indicate a need to revisit security and planning levels
Labour court to deliberate over National Skills Fund CEO appointment controversy
Trustco board survives shareholder revolt led by US-based investor
Life in Tulbagh depends on its canning factory, which is now shutting down
SA’s growth prospects remain subdued – BMR
NTCSA is paying more to buy nothing …
CMH to buy 13 properties from its own directors for R745m
Kastelo claims Reserve Bank jumped the gun in freezing its crypto arbitrage business
CLIMATE LITIGATION: #CancelCoal court battle threatens future of young South Africans, say activists
When conservation science puts a price on an elephant’s death
RESERVE BANK INVESTIGATION: DA finance chief steps aside over conflict of interest concerns in R4bn forex probe
MADLANGA COMMISSION: Adams puts Idac’s evidence under scrutiny while affidavit dispute deepens
AFFILIATION TUSSLE: Athletics SA refuses to sanction centenary Comrades Marathon
The generation shaping the future of money
Precision farming helps SA farmers make every rand work harder
INTERVIEW: Siviwe Gwarube targets 7 million children in structured ECD programmes by 2030
CAMPUS CHAOS: ‘Throwing students to the wolves’ Parliament slams CPUT over evictions after protests
LINK DENIED: SAA says CEO suspension unrelated to DA’s latest Daybreak Foods findings
ONLINE PREDATORS: SA teen’s arrest highlights ‘depraved extremist predatory’ gang 764’s global spread from US
Learners and kitchen staff fall sick as sewage surrounds Soshanguve school feeding scheme
Academics have a duty to warn society about disasters before they happen
POWERING UP: Eskom’s three tenors sing a song of reindustrialisation under new pricing model
Regulatory failure, not criminality, lies at the heart of SA’s mining crisis
