Four young people from Dube, Soweto are charging local residents R50 per bin to collect household waste after Pickitup stopped collecting in early March 2026.
Millions of South Africans travelling over Easter could be left without buses as a national strike looms, while Nelson Mandela Bay's Algoa Bus ends its strike.
The Confederation of African Football has stripped Senegal of the Afcon title, declaring Morocco winners two months after Senegal's players walked off in the final.
SAHA15 has named Princess Eurika Mogane a Gold Blazer Lifetime Achievement Award winner for community work, making her one of the youngest honoured this year.
Fifa has turned down a request from Mexico to host Iran's World Cup matches, as the question of whether Iran will play at this summer's tournament remains unanswered.
Foreign investors sold R41.3-billion worth of South African government bonds last week, the biggest sell-off in at least six years, driven by rising oil prices.
Former KwaZulu-Natal MEC for Agriculture Themba Mthembu says the department is captured by farming companies and that officials who fight corruption never finish their term.
With food prices in South Africa rising fast and Eastern Cape unemployment at nearly 42.5%, many working people are turning to network marketing to survive.
Katleho Chacha, 28, from Chiawelo in Soweto, launched Mr Bartender in February this year, making dehydrated fruit garnishes for drinks, cakes, tea and healthy snacks.
City Power has added about R140-million to its income in just two weeks, taking the total impact of its Financial Sustainability Programme to roughly R1.14-billion.
