13 October 2026
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IN PICS | Aussies taste victory in first Test against Proteas
McKenzie hits back at Simmers over alleged drug and cash vote-buying in George
Duplicate ID numbers leave young South Africans worried about voting
Pirates’ Nduli says teammates supported him after severe injury
Rwanda beats South Africa to land 10-year Formula One deal
McKenzie rejects Simmers’ allegations of tik and cash being offered in George
Shadrack Sibiya trial: Socialite’s claims against ‘person that sits in front at Madlanga’
Shadrack Sibiya trial: Socialite’s claims against ‘person that sits in front at Madlanga’
Case against four accused in Tete murder postponed
Why the Wild Coast Exploration Permit Was Always Defective
Market Wrap: Oil down, tech stocks slump on AI jitters
BP forecasts tripling in refining margin as it hits debt target early
Mbeki’s Afrikaner ‘counter-revolution’ theory does not withstand scrutiny
WATCH: Giant python rescued from Scottburgh beach after struggling in the waves
Taco Tuesday anyone? How to make saucy chicken tacos in under 30 minutes
New Leapmotor B03 takes aim at BYD Dolphin Surf
Australia take 1-nil lead against Proteas
Court bars anti-immigrant protesters from going near Home Affairs
‘See Our Faces, Hear Our Voices’: Durban campaign calls for action on homelessness
RETIRE IN STYLE: Dealing with unexpected health emergencies that can shatter retirees’ plans
The positive bond feedback loop: SA’s economic resilience
Bulls’ new boy Giliomee ready to learn from the best
Bulls’ new boy Giliomee ready to learn from the best
El Nino prep: 13 drought-resistant crops South Africans can grow to fight food insecurity
COSATU set to vote for Top six leadership positions
Rwanda to bring F1 back to Africa for first time since 1993
Former Home Affairs officials linked to alleged ‘photo-swapping’ passport syndicate arrested
Sibiya bail hearing takes dramatic turn over Fannie Nkosi allegation
Fadiel Adams appears in court over alleged mistreatment of parrot
NICHOLAS SHUBITZ | West’s decline may be more pronounced than GDP figures suggest
