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Mzansi’s queens of flavour: Tales of success from the ladies of fine dining

Here are some powerhouse stories behind your next wine or food excursion

Mark Zuckerberg had a bold plan to replace Meta staff with AI: here’s how it imploded

Employees revolt after Meta planned to replace many of them with AI

Matlala says he discussed payments to Sibiya from other people with Mkhwanazi

He says meeting with Mkhwanazi, arranged by former police minister, preceded his arrest

WATCH LIVE | Motion of no confidence against speaker Thoko Didiza

EFF leader Julius Malema has brought the motion of no confidence against the speaker of the National Assembly

SA has plans but not ready projects, warns Cyril Ramaphosa

Businesses cannot function without reliable municipal infrastructure, Cyril Ramaphosa tells Sidssa26 meeting

Real net salaries rise for first time in nine months

South African net salaries improved marginally in real terms in July, the first increase in nine months, although they remain constrained by economic pressures which are also restricting households’ purchasing power

How to beat the spring heatwave with solid skincare prep

Beauty tips on how to prep your skin for hot weather

RECORDED | Cross-examination of ‘Cat’ Matlala continues at Madlanga commission

Key witness returns to stand after legal consultation

DA opposes EFF bid to oust speaker Thoko Didiza

Party says removal would undermine parliamentary reforms underway

Sarb business cycle indicator falls for third straight month — this is why

The Reserve Bank’s June index signals economic strain amid falling commodity prices and weak money supply

ANC wants Gauteng to be a ‘megatropolis’

Talks about turning province into ‘city region’ will be held after local government elections, says the party’s first deputy secretary-general, Nomvula Mokonyane.

ANC wants 30-million grant recipients to get free basic services

Party promises 30-million grant beneficiaries automatic access to free basic municipal services

Monuments to disaster: R1.2bn spent on housing with no end in sight

Failed contractors, bungled planning and vandalism have turned three Free State housing projects into costly monuments to dysfunction

Returning Tigers give Man United a big scare

Manchester United arrived in Hull yesterday riding a wave of optimism that had not washed over Old Trafford for years.

MAKHUDU SEFARA | Why the ANC delays announcing its choice of mayors

Fear of violence and factional fallout shapes ANC’s cautious mayoral strategy, writes Makhudu Sefara

CASEY SPRAKE | Garbage on the streets, garbage in governance

Joburg’s waste collection crisis is emblematic of a deeper problem that is undermining the city’s economic performance — and Gauteng’s, writes Casey Sprake

All Blacks stun Boks

One scrum. That’s all the All Blacks needed to transform a losing position into a convincing 33-16 victory at Ellis Park last night

Q&A with IEC chair Mosotho Moepya on unregistered voters

The population register suggests 10-million eligible voters have not registered to vote in the coming local government elections. Chris Barron asked Electoral Commission of South Africa chair Mosotho Moepya ...

PERCY MABANDU | History repeats itself as right-wing groups form farcical pact

AfriForum and March and March draw on divisive nationalist traditions, writes Percy Mabandu

Meow-day! No chicken or beef for missing Katt

Five weeks after a damaged pet carrier arrived in Joburg without its front door — and without the cat - police, animal activists and airport authorities are still searching for answers.

BBK UNPLUGGED | Safa’s dilly-dallying over Pitso destructive

Pitso Mosimane is one of South Africa's greatest coaches and the perfect person to build on the foundation Hugo Broos laid during his five-year tenure

A-LISTERS | Come up and see what’s on the slab

Actually it was the slabs themselves that were the centre of attraction at an event hosted by an Italian marble specialist

Sen-master realistic about opportunities ahead of busy Test season

Senuran Muthusamy knows he faces stiff competition for a Test spot this summer but is determined to make his mark when the opportunity comes

Angel of Fietas soars to new heights with historic unification victory

Bernice 'The Badger' Ferreira has gone from Fietas streets to becoming a world champion, using boxing to inspire children to choose a different path from drugs and crime

NEWS ANALYSIS | Ramokgopa’s electricity pricing reset tests government resolve

Industry specialists say much of the draft EPP echoes the 2008 framework, with the real test being whether government can enforce it in a more complex market.

South African bus drivers flock to Ireland amid EU shortage

South African bus drivers are leaving in droves to seek greener pastures in Ireland, while the EU faces an acute shortage of drivers. And local truck drivers are set to follow suit

Where’s the gold pay-off for communities, asks DRDGold CEO

Niël Pretorius says there’s little sign in the areas where the company operates of the state spending the tax bonanza delivered by the gold price surge

Absa expands cashless branches in bid to cut costs

Absa, South Africa’s third-biggest lender, is increasing the number of cashless branches to cut costs as customers increasingly rely less on cash for transactions

How to keep smiling during the job hunt

Nolundi Matomane, talent acquisition manager at Pnet, advises on how job hunting is uniquely stressful

The hidden cost of South Africa’s AI boom

Growing debate over who pays the environmental and social costs of SA's data centre boom

WHAT’S ON | Going Out

Your guide to what's on this week (August 24-30)

What we miss when we label our artists

Across Johannesburg, the Contra.Joburg open-studios festival turns the city into a constellation of artistic lives. Ryan Enslin follows their different trajectories, questioning what we miss when we put our artists in neat boxes

‘Love Story’ | A modern Camelot tragedy

The FX anthology series 'Love Story' revisits the lives of John F Kennedy Jr and Carolyn Bessette, revealing the personal struggles behind their public image as American royalty

Cape’s magical kingdom | Where the mountain meets the sea

The Kogelberg region on the Western Cape coast is a biodiversity hotspot, home to hundreds of unique plant species and diverse wildlife, protected by a coalition of locals, conservationists and organisations like WWF South Africa.

Black Coffee crosses the finish line with R7m win against Maserati

High Court orders luxury carmaker to pay DJ’s company after bitter dispute over a customised MC20 Cielo

Kastelo case puts South Africa’s forex rules to the test

Innovative financial transactions using cryptocurrency chart new territory for how to apply foreign exchange regulations designed for an earlier age

JACKET NOTES | Sally Cranswick on her book ‘Of All Things, We Need Hope’

The author speaks about one mother’s journey through grief and the search for meaning after loss

LAST WORD | The AI Pandora’s Box is open

It’s time to hop on your tricycle when the mops and buckets go rogue

PIC partners with Brits to unlock African opportunities

An MoU with BII allows PIC to expand investments across the African continent in line with its investment mandate.

Cell C prepaid growth driven by wider distribution, new products

Cell C’s prepaid business delivered one of the standout performances in the group’s 2026 financial year, helping the mobile operator add 1.3-million subscribers and grow net prepaid revenue by 9.7%

Prince Harry and others ordered to pay initial £9.54m over failed lawsuit

Prince Harry and other high-profile claimants must make an interim payment of £9.54m (R208.38m) towards the legal costs of the Daily Mail publisher after losing their privacy lawsuits, London’s high court ruled on Friday.

ANC takes DA MP Mark Burke to the police over R4bn case

ANC chief whip Mdumiseni Ntuli says police must probe allegations arising from a court judgment involving Burke’s company, Kastelo

Business steps in to help rescue Johannesburg

Private sector intervention could provide a model for other struggling municipalities

WATCH LIVE | Fadiel Adams continues testimony at Madlanga commission

The cross-examination of National Coloured Congress leader and MP Fadiel Adams continues at the Madlanga commission of inquiry on Friday

The making of Budism Couture

Inside the Bree Street atelier quietly creating couture for clients around the world

Questions raised over Zinn’s consulting ties at Spar and Spur

Independence as a nonexecutive director scrutinised due to her shareholding in Tuesday Consulting, an executive search firm engaged by Spar and, in an unpaid capacity, by Spur

Inside the plan to push South Africa’s growth past 3%

Partnership expands to target over 3% annual economic growth with focus on mining, tourism, infrastructure and agriculture

Record 910,000 cars pass through Transnet ports in a year

Cheaper Asian brands have flooded South Africa, resulting in more activity at the country’s ports

EXPLAINER | Can the ANC’s mayoral candidates overcome a damaged party brand?

Party battles declining reputation as internal strife and scandals mount

MARK KEOHANE | Series opener is everything to the All Blacks and just the start for the Boks

With the world’s top two teams possessing opposite rugby identities and both selecting their strongest combinations, Saturday’s game at Ellis Park promises to be the closest and most compelling of the four Tests