13 September 2026
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South Africa has good water laws but bad services. What’s stopping fair access
Six years on, second suspect arrested in Cape Town traffic officer’s murder
Two women among five arrested after alleged rape of Cape Town e-hailing driver
Arteta blasts 'unacceptable' Sunderland penalty despite Arsenal win
Five arrested for kidnapping, rape of Cape Town e-hailing driver
Must my truth make yours wrong?
Inside MK’s eThekwini battle: Why the party’s big election ambitions are under threat
Springboks ratings: Who starred in win over All Blacks in Greatest Rivalry finale
Sars turns up the heat on ‘Cat’ Matlala over R14m tax bill
Lesaka targets three-million customers by 2029
‘It means a lot to me’: Kobbie Mainoo excited for another Manchester derby
Madlanga Commission marks one year of testimony on police corruption
Cash crisis threatens MK Party election campaign
Sabalenka destroys racquet, yells at the cameraman after US Open loss
Pikitup chair blames Joburg’s finance system for trash crisis
Cosatu turns 40: Struggling for ideological integrity in a changing landscape
US Open: Rybakina beats defending champion Sabalenka to win women's singles crown
546 parties, one ballot: Democracy or delusion?
Exclusive: Swimming SA in chaos, but elite Olympic unit operating as bulletproof ‘island’
Kuramoto Ice: Japan's luxury ice revered by bars worldwide
WATCH | How Danny Jordaan won SAFA elections, slams rival's smear campaign
IDAC's problem isn't the law - it's the institution
Man detained after unlawful access to Parliamentary precinct
Gift Leotlela and Akani Simbine restore SA pride in Budapest after disappointing opening day
Springboks win inaugural Rugby’s Greatest Rivalry series as Erasmus plays down All Blacks gap
Springboks beat All Blacks again to clinch tour series
South Africa wins the Greatest Rivalry series 3-1, beating New Zealand 43-28 in the final test
South Africa wins the Greatest Rivalry series 3-1 win, beating New Zealand 43-28 in the final test
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