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ANC Must Answer Why Troops Perished in DRC

Probe generals who were playing golf while soldiers lost their lives, writes Gav the plumber.

Rodgers hails Celtic 'strides'

Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers (above) urged his underdog side not to die wondering in today's must-win Champions League second-leg away at Bayern Munich.

My Vote Counts 'misses point'

DONATIONS: NON-PROFIT 'SHORTSIGHTED' ABOUT DISCLOSURE

Row over G20 labour platform

Representation is for workers to determine, says union federation.

Experts Not Amused by Damage Brought by Boreholes

Water experts who have been concerned about Gautrain tunnels and underground water systems are not surprised by the damage from illegal borehole drilling on private property above these tunnels, which brought parts of the train system to a halt this week.

New era of digital autonomy

AGENTIC AI: PROMISES COST-CUTTING, IMPROVED EFFICIENCY, ABILITY TO SCALE OPERATIONS

Extension to Sassa cards deadline

The deadline for South African Social Security Agency (S assa) benefi ciaries to swap their gold card for the Postbank black card has been extended from 28 February to 20 March .

Protesters are 'traitors'

More black people in the country are affected by crime than white people, says Mashaba.

Battle for hearts and minds

PEACEKEEPING: NEW WEAPONS ARE FAKE NEWS, BARRAGE OF DISINFORMATION

R22bn shortfall in budget

'Wealth tax on rich may not yield required revenue.'

Too good to be true?

KLEUTERZONE: FROM ZERO TO HERO CLAIM DUE TO AGGRESSIVE ADVERTISING

King opposes expropriation

»» Zulu monarch the latest leading figure to denounce land law.

No rest for the cricket

Champions Trophy: Two-time winners India still the fancied team

Chiefs on right course

NABI: NEW BEEFED UP AMAKHOSI SQUAD IS STARTING TO COME TOGETHER

Swiatek backs the Vukov ban

Iga Swiatek believes the WTA's decision to ban Elena Rybakina's coach Stefano Vukov (above) for breaching the tour's code of conduct should be respected and that the process behind it should be trusted.

Smog takes its toll on taxis

EMBLEM: VENERABLE VEHICLE'S DAYS NUMBERED

Quake stress crisis hits Greek islanders

For three weeks, Dionysia Kobaiou has been dealing with \"the anxiety and stress\" of her students on the Greek island of Amorgos, which has felt thousands of earthquakes.

Municipal debt to water boards, leak losses 'spiralling'

The figures illustrating Gauteng's water crisis paint a bleaker picture by the day.

UK willing to send troops to Ukraine

EUROPE RALLIES: CONTINENT'S SECURITY AT STAKE - PM

Seoul blocks China AI app

Chinese AI app DeepSeek will not be available to download in South Korea pending a review of its handling of user data, Seoul authorities said yesterday.

Financial Literacy and Consumer Education Are Crucial

Financial literacy and consumer education are crucial in understanding how financial decisions affect daily life.

Claws Are Out

Lions: It's No Secret The Target Is Another Upset

Little cheer for mooted wealth tax

The wage slaves among us, who struggle to makes ends meet from month to month, might well cheer at the news that there could be a wealth tax on the rich coming in tomorrow's budget.

Maddison bites back

SPURS: USES ACERBIC KEANE'S 'OUTSIDE NOISE' TO FUEL HIS PERFORMANCE

Cheetahs live on the scraps

You've just got to feel for the Cheetahs and their fans.

No place in MK for outsiders

When former president Thabo Mbeki was recalled – a euphemism for forced to resign – in September 2008, ANC stalwart and former defence minister Mosiuoa Lekota announced that a national convention to discuss South Africa's future would be held.

Bounty hunters cash in with exploding lizard population

Armed with a slingshot, Taiwanese bounty hunter Wu Cheng-hua bends sideways and aims his lethal weapon up at a green iguana, one of tens of thousands in the crosshairs of a government cull.

Musk Is 'Apartheid Brat'

\"I am happy to be an international criminal,\" says EFF leader Julius Malema, in response to South African-born tech billionaire Elon Musk's remarks on social media.

Living in SA is relatively cheap

BALANCING OUT: PAY IS HIGHER IN DEVELOPED NATIONS BUT SO ARE EXPENSES - MARKEDLY

Mabasa puts team goals before records

Tshegofatso Mabasa (right) is keeping it all about the team ethic, even though he continues to close in on the Orlando Pirates all-time goalscoring record.