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Comrades offers R8.9 million for historic 100th race
The 100th Comrades Marathon will allow a record 28,000 runners and offer more than R8.9-million in prize money.
After six years in California, Harry and Meghan move back to the UK
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are reportedly moving back to Britain this month, six years after they stepped away from royal life and settled in California.
Brown Mogotsi tries for bail a fourth time after three rejections
Alleged political fixer Brown Mogotsi will make a fourth attempt at bail on 25 August, after three previous bids were turned down over his staged assassination case.
Police hunt woman over DJ Warras murder
Police are hunting Hlengiwe Goodness Buthelezi over DJ Warras’s murder after investigators linked her to information allegedly sent to accused mastermind Victor Majola.
Three major Gauteng cases in court and commission spotlight
Julius Mkhwanazi fights for bail, Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula seeks to have charges dismissed and Fadiel Adams returns to the Madlanga Commission on Thursday.
Adams lies to commission then goes after top cop
Fadiel Adams admitted he lied to the Madlanga Commission about emails, then accused police commissioner Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi of protecting a Durban businessman without providing evidence.
Food prices rise at slowest rate since 2010
South Africans received some relief in July as food inflation dropped below one percent, helped by a strong harvest and record grain production.
Rain Queen fights to make Khelobedu South Africa’s 13th language
Rain Queen Masalanabo Modjadji VII is pushing for Khelobedu to become an official South African language as she reconnects with communities across Bolobedu.
March and March and AfriForum team up sparks outrage
March and March leader Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma has defended her decision to work with AfriForum, after the two organisations agreed to collaborate on community safety, education and illegal immigration.
Young nurse helps village children dream bigger
Nurse and Miss Limpopo finalist Ciliciah Chagane is helping young people in her rural village discover opportunities she once struggled to find.
From believing success wasn’t for her to helping other women heal
Boby Nkoana grew up in rural Limpopo believing success was for other people. Now she helps women and children in Gauteng heal and rediscover their purpose.
Ten years on, two Vaal women are still giving Grade 7s more than toiletries
Some of these Vaal learners brush their teeth with ash. For ten years, two women have quietly worked to change that, one toiletry pack at a time.

