19 August 2026
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‘Dance’ Malesela wants to return School of Excellence to its former glory
Leadership rift deepens between Xhakaza and Dlabathi in ANC
Labour court to deliberate over National Skills Fund CEO appointment controversy
EDITORIAL | PSL’s repeated stadium issues indicate a need to revisit security and planning levels
After seven years on dialysis, Mohamed, 8, is finally learning what it means to be a child
‘I miss working’: migrants speak about life after leaving South Africa
Trustco board survives shareholder revolt led by US-based investor
Life in Tulbagh depends on its canning factory, which is now shutting down
SA’s growth prospects remain subdued – BMR
NTCSA is paying more to buy nothing …
CMH to buy 13 properties from its own directors for R745m
Kastelo claims Reserve Bank jumped the gun in freezing its crypto arbitrage business
CLIMATE LITIGATION: #CancelCoal court battle threatens future of young South Africans, say activists
When conservation science puts a price on an elephant’s death
RESERVE BANK INVESTIGATION: DA finance chief steps aside over conflict of interest concerns in R4bn forex probe
MADLANGA COMMISSION: Adams puts Idac’s evidence under scrutiny while affidavit dispute deepens
AFFILIATION TUSSLE: Athletics SA refuses to sanction centenary Comrades Marathon
The generation shaping the future of money
Precision farming helps SA farmers make every rand work harder
INTERVIEW: Siviwe Gwarube targets 7 million children in structured ECD programmes by 2030
CAMPUS CHAOS: ‘Throwing students to the wolves’ Parliament slams CPUT over evictions after protests
LINK DENIED: SAA says CEO suspension unrelated to DA’s latest Daybreak Foods findings
ONLINE PREDATORS: SA teen’s arrest highlights ‘depraved extremist predatory’ gang 764’s global spread from US
Learners and kitchen staff fall sick as sewage surrounds Soshanguve school feeding scheme
Academics have a duty to warn society about disasters before they happen
POWERING UP: Eskom’s three tenors sing a song of reindustrialisation under new pricing model
Regulatory failure, not criminality, lies at the heart of SA’s mining crisis
