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SA Get First Imported White Maize Since 2017

The Port of Durban is receiving a shipment of imported white maize – the first import of the grain since March 2017, when South Africa was experiencing a severe drought.

Discovery Pays for Screening

New Plan: Each Member's 'Personal Pathway' Is Unique and Based on Their Data

I'll Never Buy WBC Car

DANGER: WEBUYCARS' VEHICLE ASSESSMENT REPORTS IN THE SPOTLIGHT

Eskom's hard-won recovery tested

A turnaround in the finances of Eskom has won praise from investors, but they are keeping their eyes on one issue: the company's struggle to recoup about $5 billion (about R95 billion) in unpaid electricity bills from cities and towns across the country.

Findom: mixing money, sexuality

GROWING TREND: DOMINANTS COMMAND TRIBUTES FROM 'PAYPIGS'

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'Zebra striping': tipple without getting tipsy

UK aims to be AI leader

Prime Minister Keir Starmer yesterday outlined an \"action plan\" to make the UK \"the world leader\" in artificial intelligence and spark Britain's flagging economy.

China's exports up 7%

2024: Surge as firms ramp up stockpiles fearing Trump trade war

Humorous statues tickle Chinese pink

Donald Trump is not typically known for his calm or reserve, but in a craftsman's workshop in rural China the US president-elect sits in divine contemplation.

Itch the ANC can't banish strikes yet again

If I were Fikile Mbalula, I'd give Jacob Zuma the whole damn ANC shebang, writes Des du Triou.

Homeless - and it's no joke

Don't be offended, but you need to hear my favourite moffie's voice today - and it's the politically incorrect and very unwoke \"moffie.\"

Covid vaccine lies benefit some

The editorial on the so-called antivaxx propaganda made my blood boil.

Asmal's view was spot-on

In October 2009, former minister of education Kader Asmal, spoke out against plans to militarise the police. He said of the government headed by then president Jacob Zuma: \"The new administration is referring to the militarisation of the police... I have this former head of the youth league who aspires to be secretary-general of the ANC. Ha, really, I hope I won't be alive.\"

World is poorer after Dov's death

Some of the most effective political commentary in newspapers doesn't flow just from the keyboards of writers or editors, but from the pens of their cartoonists.

Kudos to Class of 2024, teachers

Basic Education Minister Siviwe Gwarube found it impossible to keep the ecstatic smile off her face as she made the official announcement of the 2024 National Senior Certificate results yesterday.

Tropical Storm Heads for Moz

Tropical storm Dikeledi barrelled towards Mozambique yesterday after leaving three dead in Madagascar and triggering floods in the French territory of Mayotte, less than a month after the cyclone-battered region was hit by Chido.

Million of sect back Duterte

More than a million members of an influential religious sect gathered in the Philippine capital yesterday, police said, opposing steps to unseat Vice-President Sara Duterte.

Barriers at airports gone

South Korean authorities said yesterday they will change the concrete barriers used for navigation at airports around the country after the Jeju Air crash that left 179 people dead.

'I know my house is gone, but must see'

LA: THOUSANDS WAIT TO GO BACK AS OFFICIALS BLOCK THEM

Huge turnout for cleansing

KUMBH MELA: OVER 400 MILLION PILGRIMS EXPECTED TO GATHER, BATH IN SACRED WATERS

Farewell to legendary cartoonist Dov Fedler

Dov Fedler, the legendary South African cartoonist whose work chronicled the country and the world for an unbroken 50 years, has died.

Kruger Park closes roads, some camps

The South African National Parks (SANParks) closed down some camps and roads within the Kruger National Park due to heavy rains, it said yesterday.

Mass killing at store

ARREST: GUNMEN GO ON SHOOTING RAMPAGE, KILLING EIGHT CUSTOMERS

Dine-and-dash heist leaves tea garden high and dry

A combination of bait and brazen deception saw a couple eat for free at a Heidelberg business' expense.

New Moz parly sworn in amid strike over poll result

Mozambique swore in its new parliament yesterday with the capital deserted after the opposition leader called for a strike to protest the result of highly disputed elections.

Tourism: room to grow

TOPS: WORLD ECONOMIC FORUM RANKS SA AS AFRICA'S PREMIER DESTINATION

Matrics are ‘remarkable’

Tough Going: They Achieved Exceptional Results Against All Odds, Says Minister

Boost for emerging farmers

PLAN: UPPING MARKET INCLUSION

UDM to take up cudgels for displaced residents

Residents of Zamani Transit Camp informal settlement outside Durban are still waiting for authorities to make good on their promise to build them proper houses after they were removed from their original land in preparation for the 2010 Soccer World Cup.

Umalusi Issues Clean Bill of Health for Last Year's Exams

Matric examination custodian Umalusi said yesterday there were no detected cases of paper leakages or other irregularities that could have compromised the overall credibility and integrity of the 2024 matric exams.