Is the Foot-and-Mouth Outbreak a Sign of SA’s Deteriorating Veterinary Services?

Rebone Moerane|Published

The Department of Agriculture faces a critical challenge in managing the spread of foot-and-mouth disease, prompting a significant policy shift. As the government ...

Why “Quiet Quitting” your family might be the key to mental peace

Self US|Updated

Experts explain why emotional boundaries are becoming essential in modern family dynamics.

Watch VideoQuality over quantity: Rassie Erasmus calls for an end to ball-in-play ‘disservice’

Mike Greenaway|Updated

Rassie Erasmus and his coaching staff have addressed several issues in discussion released to the public. One issue is to speed up the time between stoppages.

Watch VideoMamelodi Sundowns’ dominance challenged: Is Kaizer Chiefs’ revival here?

Michael Sherman|Updated

Kaizer Chiefs’ rise to second place in the Betway Premiership, with a strong defensive record and renewed hope under new leadership, challenges Mamelodi Sundowns’ ...

Tough Road Ahead for the ANC to Regain Voter Trust

Dr. Reneva Fourie|Published

Local government remains the sphere closest to the people and the site where service delivery failures are most acutely felt. The success or failure of the ANC’s ...

Watch VideoNurturing culture in the workplace: need-to-have not just nice-to-have

Partnered Content|Updated

Explore how nurturing a strong company culture can empower South African businesses to thrive in a hybrid working environment, celebrating diversity and shared values. ...

UP researchers triumph at NSTF ‘Science Oscars’ with five major awards

Partnered Content|Published

The University of Pretoria celebrates personal achievements and is dedicated to pushing science and innovation forward in South Africa, a big step towards our country's ...

Editor's Note: Is the NPA entering a new, better era as Batohi exits?

MAZWI XABA|Updated

With Advocate Shamila Batohi's departure, South Africans are left wondering if Advocate Andy Mothibi can restore faith in the National Prosecuting Authority and ...

Record-breaking year: Home Affairs issues 4 million smart ID cards

Masabata Mkwananzi|Published

The Department of Home Affairs has achieved a historic milestone by issuing over 4 million Smart ID cards in 2025 - the highest annual total ever recorded. This ...

BLOND:ISH brings ‘Abracadabra’ to Johannesburg this weekend

Karishma Dipa|Published

Join the excitement as BLOND:ISH brings her first-ever ‘Abracadabra’ event to Johannesburg, featuring top local artists and a vibrant atmosphere at Old Park Station. ...

'Driftwood Killer' Bevan van Druten may be sent to a psychiatric hospital

Brandon Nel|Updated

Garden Route driftwood artist Bevan van Druten faces a Schedule 6 murder charge for the killing of his girlfriend, Anneke “Nicky” van Heerden.

IOL Q&A | R178m Powerball jackpot winner speaks

Jolene Marriah-Maharaj|Updated

IOL asked the winner of the R178million Powerball jackpot nine questions about his historic win.

From protests to flames: Pikitup trucks set ablaze in Diepsloot amid worker fury

Masabata Mkwananzi|Published

Johannesburg's MMC for Environment and Infrastructure Services, Jack Sekwaila, has condemned the torching of Pikitup trucks in Diepsloot following protests by casual ...

Whistle-blower's self-funded travel to Parliament hearing sparks outrage among MPs

Mayibongwe Maqhina|Updated

Former SAPS commander Tengimpilo Maqebhula's self-funded travel to testify before Parliament's Ad Hoc Committee on racial discrimination sparks outrage among MPs, ...

Vaping crisis intensifies as Tobacco Products Bill faces delays

MAZWI XABA|Updated

The Tobacco Products and Electronic Delivery Systems Control Bill faces significant delays, potentially extending the legislative process for another year, while ...

Police stoned, vehicle tyres slashed in Winterveldt amid community protest over illegal alcohol sales clampdown

Rapula Moatshe|Updated

Community members in Winterveldt confronted Tshwane Metro Police during a routine operation to confiscate illegally sold alcohol, leading to injuries and arrests. ...

How the University of Pretoria is changing the game for injured soccer players

Zelda Venter|Updated

The University of Pretoria is pioneering research aimed at transforming how soccer injuries are managed, with the goal of helping players avoid early retirement ...

Minister Gayton McKenzie reveals Goolam Vawda's role in political smear campaigns

Manyane Manyane|Updated

Minister Gayton McKenzie reveals Goolam Vawda's connections to political figures and the impact of his online actions.

Chaos in Sporong: Police armoured Nyalas roll in to quell disorder

Masabata Mkwananzi|Published

Minister of Police Firoz Cachalia, Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi, and SAPS National Commissioner General Fannie Masemola visited the area on Wednesday, January ...