Новости за 01.05.2024

The last of the schools rugby festivals for the year take place in Kimberley and Gqeberha where the Wildeklawer and Grey High School festivals take place, but school rugby will still rumble on elsewhere.

Kia's Seltos is a great-looking SUV, and now that the Korean automaker has given the model an upgrade, it's an even more enticing offering than before.

Orlando Pirates delivered a hard-fought performance on South Africa's annual public holiday, Workers' Day, clinching a 2-0 victory against Cape Town City in an electrifying DStv Premiership showdown beneath the brooding Mother City skies at Cape Town Stadium on Wednesday.

Extremely high fire danger conditions are expected in some parts of the country, according to the South African Weather Service.

South Africa's network of virtual power plants is growing fast. The potential of VPPs has barely been tapped yet in SA, say Siyanda Mflathelwa and Daniel Zinman.

ANC president Cyril Ramaphosa has pleaded with voters not to allow the DA to scrap the national minimum wage.

Johnson & Johnson will ask thousands of people suing over its allegedly tainted baby powder to vote for a settlement that would resolve all litigation for $11 billion (R204 billion) — $2.1 billion (nearly R40 billion) more than the company offered last year.

Sharlto Copley tells News24 about his 'action-packed' new film Boy Kills World, blending action and humour in a Cape Town backdrop alongside Bill Skarsgård and Famke Janssen.

Ireland has become one of only two European Union states to have no women leading any of its listed companies, in a setback for a country that has become known for achieving rapid social change in recent decades.

Although she was disappointed in herself after seeing her matric results, it didn't stop young Kholeka Ndlovu from Umlazi, Durban, achieving her dream to work with animals. Today she owns Imama Land Farming.

President Cyril Ramaphosa says more still needs to be done to reverse the scars of apartheid 30 years later.

Mobile money in South Africa is booming, but challenges with interoperability are stopping it from reaching its full potential. Collaboration between mobile financial services could be win-win, says Wenbo Zheng.

For those left behind when a loved one dies, winding up an estate can seem overwhelming and full of unanswered questions. ?Rumana Mahomed breaks down the process to make it a little easier.

Once a symbol of stagnation and exclusion, Howick has emerged as a vibrant example of South Africa's progress 30 years after democracy. Alex Patrick revisits her hometown and discovers it's a very different place from her childhood.

The internationally recognised government of Yemen is nearing a licensing deal with Elon Musk’s Starlink to provide satellite internet service to the war-torn country, according to a senior government official.

It's been three years since actor Connie Ferguson lost her husband of 20 years, Shona Ferguson, and on 30 April she took to social media to celebrate what would have been his 50th birthday.

New York City police arrested dozens of pro-Palestinian demonstrators holed-up in an academic building on Columbia University campus and removed a protest encampment.

Chery has become a very popular car brand in South Africa, selling more than 1 000 units monthly. Now a new model, unveiled at the 2024 Auto China show, is en route to local shores.

Red Bull confirmed on Wednesday that celebrated chief technical officer Adrian Newey will leave the Formula One team in early 2025 after 19 years.

Power has been cut in various parts of Johannesburg after an underground fire broke out along the M1.

Business rescue practitioners for the Post Office say their application for TERS funding has been rejected, meaning thousands of job cuts will have to go ahead.

Former Scatec executive Jan Fourie has officially taken up his position as new CEO of South African independent power producer Mulilo, the company said on Wednesday.

A massive 220 hectares of veld were destroyed in the Skeleton Gorge fire in Table Mountain National Park that started over the weekend, according to South African National Parks.

Bitcoin fell for a third day on Wednesday, having posted its worst monthly performance in April since late 2022, as investors pulled money out of cryptocurrencies ahead of an interest rate decision by the Federal Reserve later.

That Jacob Zuma wasn't allowed to appeal persuaded the Electoral Court in his favour. This issue, however, fails to consider the context and circumstances under which the Constitutional Court made the decision to incarcerate Zuma, argues Mcebisi Ndletyana.