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Your geyser could soon help power South Africa

Thousands of South African homes could one day earn money by letting their solar panels, batteries and even geysers help balance the national electricity grid.

Olandria and Nic call time on Love Island love

Love Island USA favourites Olandria Carthen and Nic Vansteenberghe have split after distance and busy work schedules made their relationship difficult.

Three degrees later, she found her dough in the kitchen

Nkateko Mtsenga has a retail management degree and a postgraduate qualification in education, but no permanent job, so she now bakes for an income instead.

Prices are rising faster than expected as June inflation hits 5%

South Africa's cost of living rose faster than expected in June, with prices up 5% in a year, driven by a rise in fuel costs.

Unemployed teacher finds sweet success in Joburg CBD

Zanele Maseko trained as a teacher but could only ever get substitute posts. She now sells sweets on Johannesburg’s Small Street to support her family.

UK murder accused Tshuma’s case pushed to August

Ndodana Tshuma, wanted in the UK for the murder of his wife and two children, appeared in a Johannesburg court on two separate matters, both postponed to August.

Mzansi to say goodbye to Seputla Sebogodi this week

South Africans will gather this week to honour veteran actor Seputla Sebogodi, after his family confirmed the details of his memorial services and funeral.

Cop accused of stealing his own case file back in court

Suspended police sergeant Fannie Nkosi appears in the Pretoria High Court on Wednesday, the latest chapter for an officer once linked to South Africa's most senior police leadership.

IDAC boss now under her own watchdog’s microscope

The newly created IDAC oversight office has confirmed it is handling formal complaints against Advocate Andrea Johnson, as the Justice Minister prepares to recommend her suspension.

“Die, you dog” security guard relives attack on taxi boss in Cat Matlala trial

A security guard broke down in court describing the night gunmen shouting "die, you dog" opened fire with AK-47s at a Centurion golf estate, in the Cat Matlala trial.

This trolley pusher’s R500 days are gone but he still pushes on

Sbonelo Mlaba pushes trolleys at Joburg City Deep Market. He says his daily earnings have dropped sharply since the 30 June protests emptied the market.

R700 a month, two grandchildren and a table full of doeks at Mfuleni taxi rank

Nomyalelo Gxiniwe lost her packer job in 2023 and turned a Sunday side hustle into a full-time income. On a good month, she makes R700 selling doeks and scarves at a Mfuleni taxi rank to feed herself and two grandchildren.