The Stormers took a giant step towards the URC playoffs after a nervy 16-12 win over Irish side Connacht in Galway on Saturday evening.
Seeing the queues of South African voters waiting to vote on Saturday made President Cyril Ramaphosa "reminisce" about the 1994 general elections, which ushered in the country's democracy.
A construction worker who was trapped beneath tons of soil for hours - the result of a massive landslide at a worksite in Ballito, KWaZulu-Natal - was found alive on Saturday afternoon.
Microsoft plans to release the coming installment of the "Call of Duty" videogame to its subscription service instead of the longtime approach of only selling it à la carte, the Wall Street Journal reported on Friday.
The Energy Intensive Users Group has welcomed the passing of the Electricity Regulation Amendment Bill, which brings to effect Eskom's unbundling into three entities and paves the way for other generators to enter the electricity supply industry.
The Energy Intensive Users Group has welcomed the passing of the Electricity Regulation Amendment Bill, which brings to effect Eskom's unbundling into three entities and paves the way for other generators to enter the electricity supply industry.
The African Congress for Transformation will propose a lawful review of the past 30 years of the courts and the establishment of a commission of inquiry to probe decisions the courts have made since the dawn of democracy.
The Bulls' win over Benetton had shades of Super Rugby's candyfloss rugby years as both teams showed intent with ball in hand. Will this lack of control come back to bite them in the backside?
In Gaza, every 10 minutes marks the tragic loss or injury of a child. Amid the rubble and grief, the international community faces a stark reminder of its failure to protect the vulnerable, as women and children continue to bear the brunt of the ongoing war, writes Aayesha Soni.
South Africa's proportional representation system has given birth to political corruption, which is threatening to make our rainbow nation a failed democratic state, writes Rich Mkhondo.
A North West primary school teacher accused of raping two siblings, aged 12 and 14, is awaiting his bail hearing.
Thousands of uMkhonto weSizwe Party supporters have gathered at the Orlando Stadium in Soweto to hear former president Jacob Zuma deliver the party's election manifesto.
Manchester City's Phil Foden has been named the Premier League's Player of the Season.
Cash-strapped consumers, who forked out 50 to 60% more for tomatoes over the past two months, will have noticed prices normalising this week, as supplies stabilised after unseasonably hot weather wreaked havoc on crops across SA.
Phumlani and Oko Nyumbane will travel by train for four hours on Saturday from their home in Lenton to London, where they will cast their ballots along with 70 000 other South Africans registered to vote abroad.
Heavy clashes and bombardment Saturday rocked Gaza's southern city of Rafah, witnesses said, as the Israeli military announced the first 310 pallets of humanitarian aid had entered the besieged territory via a US-built pier.
Israel bluntly accused South Africa of being allied with Hamas, and used a veritable thesaurus of insults in responding to its latest request to the International Court of Justice.
If you an eligible voter and plan to make your mark on 29 May, News24 wants to hear your take on the 2024 polls.
Saturday 18 May is D-Day for expats, where they have a chance to prove that despite the distance, they remain loyal to our country, writes Nthabi Nhlapo.
Despite saving the City of Johannesburg millions in waste removal and recycling, waste pickers say they are treated more like a nuisance than productive members of society.
Clive Daniels, 58, a geography and tourism teacher, and rugby coach, at Scottsdene High School in Kraaifontein, died on Tuesday.
Eleven fishermen are missing at sea after a vessel sank 30 nautical miles off the coast of Hout Bay, with a massive search operation launched to find them.
The Supreme Court of Appeal has reserved judgment on a nearly three-year battle between Wild Coast communities, and oil and gas giant Shell and Minister Gwede Mantashe.
Ranga Chivaviro embodies why things haven't gone Kaizer Chiefs' way in recent seasons, even though the striker has mitigating circumstances for going from a deadly finisher to struggling to score.
Unemployed Eastern Cape doctors and pharmacists have instructed the provincial government to start the process of recruiting them on Friday or risk having its offices occupied by them next week if the posts are not advertised.
