15 October 2026
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South32 shareholders approve sale of aluminium assets to Alcoa
Eskom warns against placing election posters on power infrastructure
Your car’s ADAS may be seeing skew
Springbok Women target world No 5 Ireland at Athlone fortress
ANC wins ConCourt bid against IEC
SASSA announces revised grant dates ahead of 4 November elections
WHAT’S COOKING: Lemony Greek roast chicken and potatoes
BREAKING | ConCourt overturns exclusion of 181 ANC councillor candidates
Data sovereignty in South Africa is not an address
Smartphone shipments crash 22% in worst quarter ever, IDC says
Pakistan school roof collapse kills 27 students, one teacher
Parliament defends decision to drop Madonsela as Phala Phala evidence leader
‘I thought I won’: Sibiya allegedly invokes Madlanga Commission and 121 dockets in threat to teen’s father
ConCourt rules in favour of ANC in candidate list case against IEC
BREAKING | ConCourt rules in favour of ANC in candidate list case against IEC
Umhlali school stabbing: Teen to remain at youth facility pending bail hearing
Teenager faces attempted-murder charge after alleged Umhlali school stabbing
City Power removes illegal cables, transformers worth R2.5m in Midrand
Tinkler targets CAF group stage with Durban City
BREAKING | ConCourt rules 181 ANC councillor candidates may contest municipal elections
Famous Brands warns of up to 33% drop in interim earnings
The municipality that owes Eskom R13.6bn
Ineos Grenadier gains Helmsman special edition for 2027
RECIPE | Mzansi’s hottest chefs serve must-have salads and more
Lutte contre la mendicité au Mali : derrière la rue, six parcours d'enfants à cartographier
Malmesbury teen child sexual abuse material case back in court
Anthropic results may aid IPO but not AI trade, Analysts say
IEC approves 2.6 million special votes as court battles cloud election countdown
At 91, 96 and 99, three Durban residents keep life in motion
Audit crisis deepens at Correctional Services over unreliable records and R636.9m unauthorised spending
