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AI agents escaped digital cages and helped others escape
AI agents reportedly broke out of computer environments meant to contain them, entered other systems and passed useful techniques to other agents.
Parents anxious as Gauteng school placement wait begins
Gauteng parents are anxiously waiting for 2027 school placements after many struggled with the online application system before it closed.
IFP deputy mayor in hot water over car he ‘won’t give back’
IFP councillor and Zululand Deputy Mayor Siyabonga Mbatha is accused of refusing to surrender his municipal vehicle, after being instructed to hand it back over repeated absences from work.
Big court day for Mapisa-Nqakula, Matlala and Shebe Maburna
South African courts face a busy Wednesday with major developments expected in five high-profile cases involving politicians, businessmen, musicians and celebrities.
Advocates for Transformation condemn threats against Madlanga commissioner Khumalo
Madlanga Commission advocate Sandile Khumalo and a fellow senior lawyer face escalating threats, including sexual violence, that Advocates for Transformation says are unrelated to the commission.
School fees could double before your child reaches high school
South African parents are being urged to start saving early as education costs rise by up to 10% a year.
Golden Arrow fights strike threatening 200,000 commuters
Thousands of commuters who rely on Golden Arrow will know by Wednesday whether Thursday's planned strike is still on, after the company took the matter to court.
KZN news bites: First clean audit go KZN Public Works
Celani Sikhakhane brings you KwaZulu-Natal’s latest news.
England came calling, but this teen needs R64,000 to get there
Tina Mbuma, 19, from Sterkspruit in the Eastern Cape, has been selected for a football development tour to England, but he needs R64,000 by December.
R200,000 reward after deadly Mamelodi cash heist
A R200,000 reward has been offered for information after two security guards were killed during a cash-in-transit robbery in Mamelodi East, Pretoria.
Economy shrinks for the first time in two years, unions demand action
South Africa's economy shrank for the first time in almost two years. The Congress of South African Trade Unions wants government to step in with fuel and electricity relief before things get worse.
JMPD cop pockets R1.5 million in bribes in a single day
One JMPD officer allegedly pocketed R1.5 million in a single day. And that's just one line in a much longer story of corruption inside Gauteng's traffic cops.

