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Storm whips Cape

The cold front has lashed the Cape, with gale force winds whipping the sea across the streets of Cape Town.

Letting off steam

While South Africans absorbed the shock of the alcohol ban – and the latest body blow to the economy – some took time to...

“Alcohol ban will make 35,000 township businesses bankrupt”

The new ban announced last night could end 35,000 township businesses. The previous Covid-19 alcohol ban cost SA 100,000 jobs. These warnings were made by Beer...

DOPple blow

President Cyril Ramaphosa has locked down alcohol once again – and ordered a night time curfew.

Some good news about Covid – kids might not be big carriers

The early research shows that young children are not passing on the virus in big numbers.

New era as young prince becomes king

The AmaRharhabe nation in the Eastern Cape has ushered in a new era by crowning young Prince Jonguxolo Vululwandle Sandile as the new king of their nation.

Are these the worst school toilets in SA?

Parents and learners at Ceza Primary School learners in Olundi, Chibini are shocked by the state of the lavatories which are “not even fit to be called pit toilets”.

Covid’s long SA celebrity list

The governors of two of South Africa’s Covid-19 epicentres have now tested positive for the coronavirus. Gauteng Premier David Makhura and Western Cape Premier Allan Winde are the latest in a string of high-profile people who have tested positive in recent months.

Two nations mourn one queen

Both the Zulu and Xhosa nations are mourning the death of AmaRharhabe Queen Noloyiso Sandile.

SA prepares for ‘perfect’ storm

SA needs to get ready for a lot this weekend. A surge in Covid-19 cases, very cold weather, and the risk of more load shedding.

Fears of “silent epidemic” in Africa

There could be a “silent epidemic” of the coronavirus in Africa, according to a new study which shows most countries are testing far too little.

New normal hits the ANC

The ANC is working with "a skeleton staff" at its Luthuli House headquarters in Johannesburg after a member of staff tested positive for Covid-19.