Recent articles from publications based in South Africa.
Confirmed list: Pitso Mosimane's first six fixtures with Bafana Bafana
The South Africanby Siseko Gwegwe·1 Sept 2026
Confirmed list: Pitso Mosimane’s first six fixtures with Bafana Bafana Pitso Mosimane is the new head coach of Bafana Bafana. Here are his confirmed opening six fixtures.
Orlando Pirates vs La Cure Waves: CAF Champions League first round preview
The South Africanby Bruce Douglas·1 Sept 2026
Orlando Pirates vs La Cure Waves: CAF Champions League first round preview Orlando Pirates open their CAF Champions League campaign in Mauritius this weekend. Here’s what we know so far.
El Niño warning: How a warming Pacific could affect your next phone
The South Africanby Nicole Burger·1 Sept 2026
El Niño warning: How a warming Pacific could affect your next phone El Niño’s reach usually stops at weather and crops.
Naledi Pandor, Adila Hassim honoured by UWC with doctorates
The South Africanby Reabetswe Hlahane·1 Sept 2026
Naledi Pandor, Adila Hassim honoured by UWC with doctorates Naledi Pandor and Adila Hassim were among the seven distinguished figures honoured by UWC with honorary doctorates.
Official: SAFA announce new Bafana Bafana coach
The South Africanby Siseko Gwegwe·1 Sept 2026
Official: SAFA announce new Bafana Bafana coach Pitso Mosimane has been named by SAFA as the new Bafana Bafana head coach.
Pretoria schoolboy rugby best friends die in car crash
The South Africanby Megan van den Heever·1 Sept 2026
Pretoria schoolboy rugby best friends die in car crash Hoërskool Centurion is mourning the loss of two former schoolboy rugby stars and best friends, Dawid van Niekerk and Stefan Pieterse…...
Shoprite bets big on coffee with Vida e Caffè purchase
The South Africanby Garrin Lambley·1 Sept 2026
Shoprite bets big on coffee with Vida e Caffè purchase South Africa’s biggest retailer, Shoprite, has acquired a 100% stake in Vida e Caffè, taking control of South Africa’s biggest coffee chain.
Telecoms uptime is as much a finance question as an engineering one
TechCentralby Backspace Technologies·1 Sept 2026
Connectivity is the lifeblood of modern business. When companies are connected they can operate; when they are down they lose money. For telecoms providers, that makes uptime critical.
Digicloud recruits African partners for Google SecOps push
TechCentralby Digicloud Africa·1 Sept 2026
Digicloud Africa, Google’s enablement partner in Africa and the exclusive distributor of Google Security Operations across the continent, is recruiting partners to sell the platform, and is...
Australia axe Marnus Labuschagne for Proteas ODI series
The South Africanby AFP·1 Sept 2026
Australia axe Marnus Labuschagne for Proteas ODI series Marnus Labuschagne was axed on Tuesday from Australia’s one-day squad to face Zimbabwe and South Africa later this year.
SAWS issues three Yellow Level 4 warnings as intense cut-off low looms
The South Africanby Nicole Burger·1 Sept 2026
SAWS issues three Yellow Level 4 warnings as intense cut-off low looms SAWS has issued advance warnings for a powerful system expected to bring disruptive rain, damaging wind, and dangerous seas...
The shops where SASSA grant recipients can buy affordable chicken
The South Africanby Mary Alson·1 Sept 2026
The shops where SASSA grant recipients can buy affordable chicken With the SASSA payment dates coming up, we’ve done the comparison on affordable chicken, so you won’t have to.
SA vs Zimbabwe: How much does the same meal cost at this popular food chain?
The South Africanby Dumani Moyo·1 Sept 2026
SA vs Zimbabwe: How much does the same meal cost at this popular food chain? Nando’s prices compared in South Africa and Zimbabwe: find out how much the same popular meal costs in both countries.
Former Kaizer Chiefs coach Nabi fired by Raja, blames sporting director
The South Africanby Eliot Mahlase·1 Sept 2026
Former Kaizer Chiefs coach Nabi fired by Raja, blames sporting director Former Kaizer Chiefs coach Nasreddine Nabi has been shown the door by Raja Athletic Club after just a few months in charge.
Popular National Park reopens to the public after severe flood damage
The South Africanby Garrin Lambley·1 Sept 2026
Popular National Park reopens to the public after severe flood damage Bontebok National Park is recovering after devastating Breede River floods caused an estimated R12.3 million in damage.
Major Gqeberha mall gets a R75m upgrade - including a first for the Eastern Cape
The South Africanby Sundeeka Mungroo·1 Sept 2026
Major Gqeberha mall gets a R75m upgrade – including a first for the Eastern Cape A popular Gqeberha mall is getting a R75m upgrade with new stores, improved spaces and a major refurbishment ahead...
'Don't read it please': Rachel John's car broken into, journal stolen
The South Africanby Alicia Naidoo·1 Sept 2026
‘Don’t read it please’: Rachel John’s car broken into, journal stolen Siya Kolisi’s rumoured girlfriend Rachel John revealed her car was broken into and the thief stole her journal.
NEWORDER brings Lasso's AI agent controls to South Africa
TechCentralby NEWORDER·1 Sept 2026
NEWORDER has partnered with Lasso Security, a Tel Aviv-based AI security company, to bring agentic AI protection to South Africa.
Rassie Erasmus explains frustration after press conference f-bomb
The South Africanby Craig Lewis·1 Sept 2026
Rassie Erasmus explains frustration after press conference f-bomb Rassie Erasmus has elaborated on his frustration that led to a profanity during Saturday’s post-match press conference.
Cut-off low to bring heavy rain and damaging winds from Thursday
The South Africanby Shyleen Choruma·1 Sept 2026
Cut-off low to bring heavy rain and damaging winds from Thursday A cut-off low will bring heavy rain, damaging winds and rough seas to parts of the Western and Northern Cape from Thursday.
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