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Retrenchments, price hikes top marchers' list

Hundreds of members of union federation Cosatu marched to the Johannesburg Stock Exchange in Sandton yesterday as part of its national day of action for World Day for Decent Work, to hand over a memorandum of demands.

Cosatu's muscle is weakening

»» Labour action is muted and limited and member numbers shrinking experts.

SA will get F1, vows McKenzie

\"They told us what they need to come and we're going to give it to them.'

JOSE NEVER HAD DOUBTS

Riveiro skirts around the issue of the disputed second goal late in the game which cost Stellies.

Proteas chase an Ireland shut-out

Despite having already won the series, the Proteas are eager to secure another crushing victory and a clean sweep over Ireland in the third and final one-day international (ODI) in Abu Dhabi today.

SA teams in high gear

South African teams officially kicked their United Rugby Championship (URC) seasons into high gear with a clean sweep across the board on their second weekend of action in the competition.

Pecco is edging closer

Francesco Bagnaia hailed an \"example\" weekend after winning the Japan MotoGP ahead of championship front-runner Jorge Martin yesterday to cut the Spaniard's lead to 10 points with four races remaining.

VW carmaker is in decline

Blume considers shuttering factories in the country for the first time.

Sarb fines two banks

HSBC announced SA exit, selling its corporate branch unit.

Acts of Nature explained

Read the fine print as you might need to take out extra cover.

Parliament, take action on Busi

I am writing to express my deep concern regarding the recent racist remarks made by member of Parliament Busisiwe Mkhwebane, pictured.

Trump back on campaign trail

Questions if rivals were responsible, vowing he won't quit.

From Cape to Athens, people march for ceasefire

Protesters marched in cities around the world over the weekend calling for a ceasefire in Gaza and Lebanon as the war in the Palestinian territory neared the one-year mark.

Mozambique vote: no suspense - but some disillusion

Maputo Across Maputo are red flags pierced by harsh sunlight and faded walls plastered with posters of Frelimo, the party that has been in power in Mozambique for half a century.

Cyril sings Bela Act's praises

Effort to build more equitable education system.

Talks over Tshwane

Elections set for next Wednesday, following ousting of DA’s Cilliers Brink.

Carla tucks in for a living

There’s never an idle moment for this tuck shop owner.

No end to Eskom's woes...

End to load shedding comes with its own problems, says chair.

Fighting crime in the boardroom

Red flags as criminal profits need to appear legitimate.

Kriel's Springbok dream is still alive

Bulls utility back David Kriel's dream of playing for the Springboks is still alive and kicking as he targets another strong season for his franchise in the United Rugby Championship (URC) and Champions Cup.

Proteas wrap up ODI series in style

Middle-order batter Tristan Stubbs made an international breakthrough yesterday, compiling his maiden century as the Proteas men's team closed out a superb day for South Africa's national cricket sides.

Broos is at ease with PSL stance

Bafanal Bafana head coach Hugo Broos has praised the Premier Soccer League for allowing him more time to prepare his squad for their two 2025 Africa Cup of Nations Group K qualifiers against Congo-Brazzaville.

Bayern visit bogey side Frankfurt

Bayern Munich travel to bogey side Eintracht Frankfurt tomorrow looking to rebound having dropped points twice in the space of a week.

Valjalo on home turf to defend title

The date has been set for South Africa's premier Skateboarding contest where the country's best skaters will battle it out to see who will be crowned event champions.

Muzi ready for Kranji challenge

Joburg Spring Challenge races have attracted top fields.

Stories from the dot-com era

Some compare the high prices of today’s tech giants to the pricing in the stock market back then.

'We don't want to die'

Over 1000 people killed and hundreds of thousands more flee their homes.

Heart of nation at stake

Can a pledge to protect reproductive rights help Kamala Harris become the first woman to win the White Abortion has never been so close to the heart of an American presidential election, but this is the first to be held after access to the procedure was banned or restricted across much of the country, following a landmark Supreme Court ruling.

Kim ‘ready to nuke all'

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un said his country would use nuclear weapons \"without hesitation\" if attacked by the South and ally the United States, state media reported yesterday.

Portugal finds new uses for versatile cork

Portugal, the world's leading cork producer, is finding new uses for the material, from footwear to furniture, as demand for wine bottle stoppers wanes.