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News24 | ANALYSIS | To regulate or not to regulate? Experts split on how to rein in opinion polls
South Africa has no law governing pre-election opinion polls, and scholars warn they can distort voter choices and erode electoral trust. Regulation is needed, but to what degree is up for debate.
News24 | Judgment reserved in bail bid of Mthatha businessman held after police seized 140 firearms
Judgment has been reserved in the bail application of the Mthatha businessman from whose company premises the police seized 140 firearms last week while 135 remained unaccounted for.
News24 | Judgment reserved in bail bid of Mthatha businessman held after police seized 140 firearms
Judgment has been reserved in the bail application of the Mthatha businessman from whose company premises the police seized 140 firearms last week while 135 remained unaccounted for.
News24 | ‘Everyone is taking advantage’: Cape Town soaks up 35°C as Joburg hit by chill
While Cape Town sweltered through temperatures of up to 35°C on Wednesday amid unusual but not unprecedented September heat, parts of Johannesburg and surrounding provinces were battered by severe storms, hail and damaging winds, illustrating the country’s split weather personality on the cusp of summer.
News24 | ‘Everyone is taking advantage’: Cape Town soaks up 35°C as Joburg hit by chill
While Cape Town sweltered through temperatures of up to 35°C on Wednesday amid unusual but not unprecedented September heat, parts of Johannesburg and surrounding provinces were battered by severe storms, hail and damaging winds, illustrating the country’s split weather personality on the cusp of summer.
News24 | ‘Unholy relationship’: Parliament slams middlemen that cost NSFAS R615m
The question of why the National Student Financial Aid Scheme paid four intermediaries a whopping R615 million to manage student accommodation – when arguably just one could have done the job – was a burning issue in Parliament.
News24 | ‘Unholy relationship’: Parliament slams middlemen that cost NSFAS R615m
The question of why the National Student Financial Aid Scheme paid four intermediaries a whopping R615 million to manage student accommodation – when arguably just one could have done the job – was a burning issue in Parliament.
News24 | UNREAD | Ramaphosa orders GBV cases review, and top cop Sibiya denies rape, grooming claims
The president talks tough, yet again, on fighting gender-based violence, and the Springboks look to bounce back against Italy and win the Nations Championship – this is News24’s Unread.
News24 | UNREAD | Ramaphosa orders GBV cases review, and top cop Sibiya denies rape, grooming claims
The president talks tough, yet again, on fighting gender-based violence, and the Springboks look to bounce back against Italy and win the Nations Championship – this is News24’s Unread.
News24 | ‘Taken so cruelly’: Family mourns murdered Bredasdorp woman, 73, as suspect due in court
A 32-year-old man is set to make his first appearance in the Bredasdorp Magistrate’s Court on Thursday after police officers arrested him for robbery and the alleged murder of Mariette Mouton, who was found dead inside her home last Monday.
News24 | Thursday’s weather: Very hot in Western Cape; cool and cloudy elsewhere
Thursday will bring with it mostly cloudy and cool conditions, with scattered thundershowers. It will be very hot in places in the Western Cape and warm to hot in the Eastern Cape, according to the South African Weather Service.
News24 | Thursday’s weather: Very hot in Western Cape; cool and cloudy elsewhere
Thursday will bring with it mostly cloudy and cool conditions, with scattered thundershowers. It will be very hot in places in the Western Cape and warm to hot in the Eastern Cape, according to the South African Weather Service.
News24 | Blessing from above, headache below: Joburg’s valuation roll delayed, loan plan left dry
Johannesburg Mayor Dada Morero told councillors on Wednesday that the rainfall in the City was a blessing for their political term.
News24 | Blessing from above, headache below: Joburg’s valuation roll delayed, loan plan left dry
Johannesburg Mayor Dada Morero told councillors on Wednesday that the rainfall in the City was a blessing for their political term.
News24 | Court orders Nelson Mandela Bay to fix decades-old housing project
The Eastern Cape High Court in Gqeberha has found Nelson Mandela Bay Metropolitan Municipality in breach of a housing agreement it has failed to honour for nearly three decades, ordering it to finally take concrete steps to complete a development that has left thousands of indigent families without fully serviced homes.
News24 | Court orders Nelson Mandela Bay to fix decades-old housing project
The Eastern Cape High Court in Gqeberha has found Nelson Mandela Bay Metropolitan Municipality in breach of a housing agreement it has failed to honour for nearly three decades, ordering it to finally take concrete steps to complete a development that has left thousands of indigent families without fully serviced homes.
News24 | He inherited seven generations of winemaking. But not the land
Bernhard Bredell watched the family’s Helderberg farm being sold and the vines ripped out. Then he went back to the original Bredell cellar to prove Sinai Hill’s worth, not as a Bredell, but as a Scion of Sinai.
News24 | PIC posts 20% growth; Stabbing incident on Israel-bound flight: Today’s top 7 stories
News24 brings you the top stories of the day, summarised into neat little packages. Read through quickly or listen to the articles via our customised text-to-speech feature.
News24 | PIC posts 20% growth; Stabbing incident on Israel-bound flight: Today’s top 7 stories
News24 brings you the top stories of the day, summarised into neat little packages. Read through quickly or listen to the articles via our customised text-to-speech feature.
News24 | Eastern Cape mom gives birth to 6.37kg baby boy, breaks hospital record
An expectant Buffalo City mother bought several items of clothing ranging from 0 to 3 months in anticipation of her baby boy’s birth. But after giving birth at the Life Beacon Bay Hospital in KuGompo, she had to go back to the outlets to exchange them because her baby, Izimakhe, needed clothes ranging from 3 to 6 months.
