Recent articles from publications based in South Africa.
The South Africanby Adamu Andrew Michael14 Sept 2026
WEATHER: Severe storms with RAIN expected in these parts of SA Take a detailed look at what the weather has in store for South Africa’s nine provinces this Tuesday, 15 September 2026.
The Conversation Africaby Rehana Cassim, Professor in Company Law, University of South Africa14 Sept 2026
AI is beginning to influence how boards of directors make decisions in South African companies. Directors use it to do things like assess financial information, predict market trends or identify...
The South Africanby Bruce Douglas14 Sept 2026
Why Orlando Pirates need to find balance as PSL duties resume Orlando Pirates return to PSL action on 17 September, with domestic and continental aspirations putting pressure on them.
The South Africanby Dave Marshall14 Sept 2026
How Australia turned Kondo Simfukwe into a cultural chameleon If Zambia forged internationally respected speaker, host, and emcee Kondo Simfukwe’s core worldview, his teenage relocation to...
The South Africanby Nozibusiso Mazibuko14 Sept 2026
SASSA announces ALL October payment dates for 2026 SASSA has released its October payment schedule, confirming exactly when older persons, disability and child grant recipients will get paid.
The South Africanby Nobantu Cala14 Sept 2026
Julius Mkhwanazi granted R10k bail in blue lights case The Germiston Magistrate’s Court granted suspended EMPD Deputy Chief Julius Mkhwanazi R10,000 bail in the blue lights case.
The South Africanby Tarryn-Leigh Solomons14 Sept 2026
SAPS rules out serial killer in Kempton Park deaths Police say investigators are no longer pursuing the serial killer theory in the Kempton Park deaths, but have not revealed why.
The Conversation Africaby Arthur Shirichena, PhD candidate aviation law, University of Manchester14 Sept 2026
When conflict erupted in the Middle East in 2026, the consequences were felt far beyond the region. One was the disruption to Gulf airspace.
The Conversation Africaby Jerome Loveland, Head of Transplant Surgery at the Wits Donald Gordon Medical Centre, and Academic Head of Transplantation, University of the Witwatersrand14 Sept 2026
South Africa is no stranger to organ transplants. The world’s first heart transplant was performed in the country in the 1960s. There have been major developments in the decades since then.
The Conversation Africaby Saeed Akannah Junior, Lecturer, School of Build Environment, Bolgatanga Technical University14 Sept 2026
When people discuss architecture in Ghana, attention often focuses on modern buildings: concrete houses, glass offices, shopping malls and ambitious urban developments.
The Conversation Africaby Christopher Amrobo Enemuwe, PhD student, Idaho State University14 Sept 2026
When violent conflict erupts in Africa, attention often turns to the United Nations, major powers, or external donors.
TechCentralby Rain14 Sept 2026
SA20 has launched the rain SA20 Derby Series, a set of standalone fixtures between leading South African cricket schools, and named mobile network operator rain as title sponsor of both the new...
TechCentralby Fanie van Rooyen14 Sept 2026
Finance minister Enoch Godongwana has accused government of substituting workshops and road maps for delivery on technology policy, pointing to a broadcast digital migration programme 16 years...
The South Africanby Garrin Lambley14 Sept 2026
SASSA warning: Disability grants are NOT for life Those South Africans who receive a monthly SASSA Disability Grant are reminded that the grant is not a payment for life.
The South Africanby Craig Lewis14 Sept 2026
The one problem area the Springboks must fix The Springboks have enjoyed another successful season to date, but there is one position where back up options must be found.
The South Africanby Nicole Burger14 Sept 2026
Kempton Park killings put South Africa’s crime crisis into brutal focus The national crime numbers are staggering on paper. In Kempton Park, they’re playing out in real time.
The South Africanby Garrin Lambley14 Sept 2026
Greyton’s only fuel station reopens after major upgrade Motorists travelling to or through Greyton in the Western Cape can once again refuel in the town after its only fuel station reopened...
The South Africanby Mary Alson14 Sept 2026
The good, bad, and terrible news awaiting pensioners This is what pensioners can expect over the next 6 months. Every South African has to prepare for a rough few months.
The South Africanby Garrin Lambley14 Sept 2026
Here’s how you can qualify for a SASSA Disability grant South Africans living with a physical or mental disability that prevents them from working for longer than six months may qualify for a SASSA...
The South Africanby James Freemantle14 Sept 2026
Orlando Pirates boss Ouaddou fires ‘I quit’ warning at players Ouaddou doesn’t sound happy. Orlando Pirates head coach Abdeslam Ouaddou isn’t happy with the manner of his team’s 3-1 win against La...
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