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ZALEAD MAN: Rassie shows depth of Bok scenario planning with selections for Barbarians and Zimbabwe matches
The article discusses South Africa national rugby coach Jacques Nienaber's strategic decisions in selecting players for upcoming matches against the Barbarians and Zimbabwe. It highlights the inclusion of Lions fullback Quan Horn as flyhalf, noting that while it appears unconventional, it reflects thorough preparation for potential scenarios such as injuries to key players like Manie Libbok, Handre Pollard, or Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu. The piece emphasizes the depth of planning by the coaching staff, considering future challenges like the upcoming Test series against New Zealand.
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Elon Musk’s ascendancy exposes democracy’s frailties
Elon Musk's SpaceX had a successful initial public offering (IPO), with shares rising nearly 20% and giving the company a valuation of over $2 trillion. This makes SpaceX the sixth-largest public company by market capitalization. The IPO raised $75 billion, potentially up to $86 billion with the greenshoe option. Musk expressed surprise at the success, while Wall Street and retail investors supported the move. The event signals continued momentum for the AI sector, with other companies like Anthropic and OpenAI planning large IPOs.
NFP alleges expelled and suspended leaders are behind new political party
The National Freedom Party (NFP) accuses suspended and expelled members, including former party member Mbali Shinga, of forming a new political party while undermining the NFP. This follows the suspension of provincial secretary Zodwa Mtshali and the dismissal of national chairperson Sibusiso Mkhabela, both of whom supported Shinga. Shinga was expelled from the NFP and removed from her legislative role after defying the party's directives during a vote of no confidence in Premier Thami Ntuli.
Chrissy Teigen faces severe backlash over ‘unsettling’ funeral casket photo
Chrissy Teigen faced backlash online after sharing a photo of herself sitting in front of her late father's casket during funeral preparations. The image, which also featured her husband John Legend and their daughter Luna, was criticized by many social media users who found it inappropriate and unsettling. While some acknowledged Teigen's openness about her personal life, others expressed discomfort with the public sharing of such an intimate and emotional moment.
BRING IT ON: Bafana Bafana and Mexico ready for nostalgia-fuelled World Cup opener
South Africa's national football team, Bafana Bafana, is set to play against Mexico in the opening match of the 2026 FIFA World Cup. This marks South Africa's return to the World Cup for the first time since 2010. The match will take place at the Azteca Stadium in Mexico City. The article references historical details about the 2010 World Cup, including the first World Cup goal scored on African soil by Siphiwe Tshabalala and the subsequent equalizer by Mexico's Rafael Márquez. It also highlights some of the players' backgrounds, such as Themba Zwane and Ronwen Williams.
Peace deal jitters push rand beyond R16.50/$
The South African rand has weakened further against the US dollar, surpassing the R16.50 mark, amid concerns over the potential collapse of the peace deal between the ruling African National Congress (ANC) and the opposition Democratic Alliance (DA). The uncertainty surrounding the agreement has led to increased volatility in the currency market.
Prosus flags hefty profit jump
Prosus reported a significant increase in profits.
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Fix it with Flair: This is how you choose a category!
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Teboho’s tears as Bafana dream on at World Cup: ‘I was thinking of my grandfather’
The article discusses Teboho's emotional reaction during a significant moment for Bafana Bafana (South Africa's national football team) in the World Cup, mentioning his thoughts of his grandfather.
Bill to extend President Mnangagwa’s rule passed by Zimbabwean parliament
The Zimbabwean parliament has passed a bill aimed at extending President Emmerson Mnangagwa's term in office.
Jetour rebuked after remote start claim in SA ad
Jetour has been criticized following a claim made in a South African advertisement regarding the vehicle's remote start feature.
SARS may already have calculated your tax. Here's how to check
As tax season approaches, South Africans are checking with the South African Revenue Service (SARS) to determine if they need to file a tax return. SARS is implementing an auto-assessment system for the 2026 tax season, which will use data from employers, banks, and other institutions to calculate taxpayers' positions automatically. Taxpayers selected for auto-assessment will receive notifications via SMS or email between 1 and 12 July 2026. They can also check their status through the SARS Online Query System (SOQS).
PIC board rift widens as second whistleblower report emerges
The Public Investment Corporation (PIC) board rift has widened following the emergence of a second whistleblower report.
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DRUGS AND MURDER: Another Cape cocaine killing: Hitmen in golden car, guns cache linked to Gauteng robbery
A Cape Town resident, Christopher Carelse, was killed in what appears to be a drug-related murder. His death is linked to an R18-million cocaine consignment and a cache of firearms stolen in Gauteng. This incident adds to a series of murders connected to the global drug trade in South Africa. Previous cases involve the deaths of individuals associated with cocaine trafficking, including a suspected gang leader and others involved in failed drug operations.
GROUNDUP: Threats drive immigrant traders to abandon shops in Springs, Gauteng
Immigrant shop owners in Kwathema, Springs, have abandoned their businesses due to threats and violence during recent protests. Vainet Spatini, an immigrant from Mozambique, was among those affected when a group of protesters damaged or looted immigrant-run stalls. Many shop owners claim they were warned that South Africans would take over their businesses after a self-imposed deadline for undocumented immigrants to leave. Similar incidents of anti-immigrant violence have occurred in Kwathema and surrounding areas in previous years.
Here are the Daily Lotto results
The article lists the Daily Lotto results.
Former department of agriculture director arrested over travel fraud scheme
A former senior official in South Africa's Department of Agriculture, Land Reform and Rural Development, Funeka Goci-Malusi, has been arrested by the Hawks on charges of fraud, forgery, and uttering related to a suspected travel claims scheme. Goci-Malusi, who previously held the position of Director responsible for Quality Assurance and Administration, appeared in court and was granted bail of R1,000. The arrest followed the detection of suspicious travel expenditures and irregularities in travel authorization processes within the department. The matter was referred to the Hawks for further调查
Ivory Coast star becomes second African player denied Canadian visa entry
An Ivory Coast footballer has been denied entry into Canada due to visa issues, becoming the second African player to face such a situation.
ANC integrity commission turns its gaze on minister and Tshwane boss
The ANC integrity commission has begun investigating a minister and the leader of Tshwane.
Zimbabwean migrants seek repatriation from Cape Town ahead of 30 June ‘deadline’
Zimbabwean migrants in Cape Town are seeking repatriation ahead of a self-imposed deadline of 30 June.
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Anti-SA sentiment hits Bafana camp; Peet Viljoen faces 400 charges: Today’s top 7 stories
The article highlights two main topics: anti-South African sentiment within the Bafana Bafana football team and Peet Viljoen facing 400 charges. It lists these as part of 'Today’s top 7 stories.'
OPINION | Binding votes on exec pay are here. Are boards ready?
The article discusses the implementation of binding shareholder votes on executive compensation and questions whether corporate boards are prepared for this change.
‘Fraud’ pastor with 3 SA identities bagged R500m at broke Johannesburg power entity
A pastor accused of fraud who allegedly used three South African identities has been linked to the collapse of a Johannesburg-based power entity, having allegedly pocketed R500 million.
More MK Party leaders to face music over Ndhlela’s communication bungle
The article reports that more leaders of the MK Party are expected to face consequences due to a communication mishandling involving Ndhlela.
Trust me, around your brain: Dr Musa Mthombeni bags huge new qualification
Dr Musa Mthombeni, a South African doctor and television presenter, has completed his sub-specialty training in Interventional Neuroradiology and Endovascular Neurosurgery, qualifying him as a neurointerventionist. He shared the news on social media, highlighting the challenging nature of the training process. A neurointerventionist specializes in diagnosing and treating conditions affecting the blood vessels of the brain, spine, and neck through minimally invasive procedures.
Formula One 2026: Lewis Hamilton secures historic first Ferrari win in Barcelona
Lewis Hamilton secured his first victory with Ferrari during the Barcelona Grand Prix, completing a career trifecta by winning with McLaren, Mercedes, and Ferrari. The article highlights Hamilton's longevity in Formula One, noting his ability to remain competitive over nearly two decades. It acknowledges the challenges he faced with Ferrari in the previous season but credits his work ethic and contributions to the team's resurgence.
Rand tanks on Fed hike bets
The South African rand has experienced a decline due to expectations of an interest rate increase by the Federal Reserve.
KZN premier warns of ‘disaster’ at overcrowded Sherwood Park as more migrants seek help
The KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) premier has issued a warning about a potential disaster at Sherwood Park due to overcrowding, as more migrants arrive seeking assistance.
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Canadian tourist killed as gun discharged accidentally in Kruger National Park
A Canadian tourist was killed when a gun discharged accidentally in Kruger National Park.
'Don't despise small beginnings': Thuso Mbedu encourages young people
Thuso Mbedu has encouraged young people not to underestimate the value of starting small.
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Daveigh Chase, ‘Lilo & Stitch’ voice actor, dies at 35 after battle with illness, hardship
Daveigh Chase, known for her role as Nani in the animated film 'Lilo & Stitch,' has passed away at the age of 35 following a battle with an illness and personal hardships.
‘There was not even VAR on Messi!’: SAFA to appeal Themba Zwane’s three-match ban
South African Football Association (SAFA) plans to appeal the three-match ban imposed on player Themba Zwane following an incident during a match. The headline references a controversial moment where Zwane appeared to strike an opponent, with the phrase 'There was not even VAR on Messi!' implying criticism of the lack of video assistant referee (VAR) intervention.
Bafana star Zwane’s World Cup dream may be over after three-match FIFA ban
South African footballer Siphiwe Tshabalala, known as 'Bafana Bafana' star Zwane, faces a potential end to his World Cup aspirations following a three-match suspension imposed by FIFA.
From Chuckles to meatballs: Christo Wiese’s Premier scores Woolies food wins
The article discusses Christo Wiese's Premier achieving success in the Woolies food sector.
Petrol attendant who delivered baby takes step closer to paramedic dream
A petrol attendant who delivered a baby during an emergency has taken a step closer to achieving his dream of becoming a paramedic.
Vukile plans big Italian mall push
Vukile, a South African property developer, has announced plans to expand into Italy by developing large-scale shopping malls.
Kaizer Chiefs appoint Frenchman as new head coach
Kaizer Chiefs have appointed a Frenchman as their new head coach.
Peet Viljoen arrested; Iran war left Tashas’ founder fearing the worst: Today’s top 7 stories
The article lists 'Peet Viljoen arrested' and 'Iran war left Tashas’ founder fearing the worst' as part of today's top 7 stories.
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‘AfriMAGA’ celebrates Steenhuisen’s exit as Hill-Lewis moves to do damage control to DA brand
The article discusses the reaction to John Steenhuisen's departure from the Democratic Alliance (DA), with 'AfriMAGA' celebrating his exit and Mmabatho Hill-Lewis attempting to manage the impact on the DA's reputation.
‘Heartbreaking’: DA’s Liam Jacobs slams Buffalo City’s service delivery
DA councillor Liam Jacobs has criticized Buffalo City's service delivery, calling it 'heartbreaking'.
Bumper profit growth for Blue Ribbon owner Premier
Premier, the owner of Blue Ribbon, reported significant profit growth.
DA leaders ‘fuming’ after Helen Zille meets with March and March
DA leaders are reportedly upset following Helen Zille's meeting with members of the March and March group.
Coverage Controversy: Comrades Marathon 2026 — a race for the ages, a broadcast to forget
The Comrades Marathon, South Africa's most iconic road race, faced logistical challenges during its 2026 edition, including reports of water shortages at early refreshment stations affecting Group 3 runners. The Comrades Marathon Association emphasized runner safety and experience as their main priorities. Gerda Steyn won her third 'up run' title and fifth overall Comrades Marathon victory.
Cape Town pupil suspended after classmate dies from alleged school assault-related injuries
A pupil in Cape Town has been suspended following the death of a classmate who allegedly suffered injuries related to an assault at school.
Zim licenses second gold refinery to handle rising output
Zim has licensed a second gold refinery to manage increasing production levels.
Andrew Taylor | Electricity reform needs to amp up
The article discusses the need for electricity reform, with Andrew Taylor emphasizing the urgency of implementing changes in the energy sector.
Consumers get food price relief, but fuel pushes inflation beyond the comfort zone
The article discusses recent changes in consumer prices, noting that food prices have decreased, providing some relief to consumers. However, it highlights that rising fuel costs have contributed to inflation surpassing what is considered comfortable.
Trump U-turn on Ukraine gives G7 leaders hope war with Russia will end soon
The article discusses former US President Donald Trump's shift in stance regarding Ukraine, suggesting this change has given G7 leaders optimism that the conflict with Russia might soon come to an end.
Geordin Hill-Lewis asks Ramaphosa to sack Steenhuisen as minister
Geordin Hill-Lewis has called on President Cyril Ramaphosa to remove David Steenhuisen from his position as minister.
Pakistani ‘mail-order bride’ fights for son after beating deportation order
A Pakistani woman who was previously labeled a 'mail-order bride' is fighting to stay in South Africa after successfully challenging a deportation order. The case involves her efforts to remain in the country with her son.
'An elevated offering': Mandisi Dyantyis reimagines his classics for Symphonic Celebration
Mandisi Dyantyis has reimagined his classic works for a symphonic celebration, showcasing an elevated version of his music.
Here are the Powerball and Powerball Xtra results
The article lists the results for Powerball and Powerball Xtra lotteries.
France’s Moutet stuns world with ‘F-Bomb’ interview at Queen’s
French tennis player Corentin Moutet made headlines during an interview at Queen's Club when he used explicit language, referred to as an 'F-bomb,' which surprised many.
Wednesday’s weather: Showers in 4 provinces, partly cloudy, cool to cold for most of SA
The article reports on the weather forecast for South Africa, indicating showers in four provinces with partly cloudy conditions and cool to cold temperatures across much of the country.
Will ‘Mangos’ replace the ‘Magnificent Seven’?
The article poses the question of whether 'Mangos' will replace the 'Magnificent Seven', though no further details or analysis are provided.
Over 20 SAPS officers charged for Western Cape taxi industry connections
More than 20 South African Police Service (SAPS) officers in the Western Cape have been suspended after being charged with having financial interests in the taxi industry. The charges involve allegations of conflicts of interest and improper links to the sector. These officers range from junior members to senior officials. The chairperson of the Portfolio Committee on Police, Ian Cameron, emphasized that such involvement undermines the integrity of SAPS and the ability of officers to perform their duties impartially. Further information has been submitted to the National Commissioner’s office.
Small crowd turns out for anti-immigration march in Sea Point
A small group participated in an anti-immigration demonstration in Sea Point.
US-Iran peace deal met with hope, scepticism in Middle East
The article discusses reactions to a potential US-Iran peace deal across the Middle East, highlighting mixed responses ranging from cautious optimism to skepticism.
OPINION | Temporary jobs and a permanent crisis
The article discusses the issue of temporary employment and its impact on workers, highlighting concerns about job insecurity and the broader economic implications.
Government to pay back at least R1.7m to company running ‘Thabo Bester prison’
The South African government has agreed to repay at least R1.7 million to the company operating the 'Thabo Bester prison,' which has been under scrutiny due to allegations of corruption and mismanagement.
OPINION | Teething issues with SA’s new pay reporting rules
The article discusses the initial challenges faced with South Africa's new pay reporting regulations.
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More central banks than ever say they will buy gold this year
More central banks than ever say they will buy gold this year.
Accused Number 7: When the sun set, we were different individuals
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News24 leads online news trust in SA for eighth consecutive year
The article states that News24 holds the top position in online news trust in South Africa for the eighth consecutive year.
Sorted! News24 readers help grape-selling teen double his savings for matric ball
A teenager who sells grapes has doubled his savings for his matric ball with the help of News24 readers.
Tributes pour in as jazz maestro Abdullah Ibrahim takes his final bow
Abdullah Ibrahim, a renowned South African jazz musician, has passed away at 91 after a brief illness in Germany. He was celebrated for his contributions to jazz, particularly his role in Cape Jazz and his iconic composition 'Mannenberg,' which became associated with the anti-apartheid movement. Tributes have been pouring in from various quarters, including the Cape Town International Jazz Festival, which honored him for his global impact through music.
SA drivers unhappy as Uber’s cut swings wildly every trip
South African Uber drivers have expressed dissatisfaction with the fluctuating commission rates they receive per trip.
OBITUARY | Abdullah Ibrahim, South African pianist and anti-apartheid champion has died
Obituary for Abdullah Ibrahim, a South African pianist and anti-apartheid activist who has passed away.
Shot, snapped, hunted: The dark cost of SA’s most iconic photo
The article discusses the 'dark cost' associated with South Africa's most iconic photograph, focusing on the human impact behind the image. It explores the consequences faced by individuals involved in the creation or subject of the photograph.
Trump arrives with Iran deal to meet wary world leaders at G7 summit
President Donald Trump has arrived at the G7 summit with an Iran deal, intending to present it to other world leaders.
GRID LOCK OP-ED: Curtailment, conflicts of interest and cash flow: Eskom’s tightening grip on renewable energy producers
South African renewable energy independent power producers (IPPs) are experiencing increased financial risks due to curtailment—Eskom's instruction to reduce output despite contractual obligations to pay for it. IPPs report significant revenue shortfalls in 2026, attributing them to both reduced generation and delayed payments from Eskom. Under the 'take-or-pay' power purchase agreements, Eskom is legally required to compensate IPPs for curtailed energy, but this process appears to be failing in practice.
Shipping still mostly halted in Hormuz Strait: trackers
Shipping activity remains largely suspended in the Hormuz Strait, according to tracking data.
Real Housewives star avoids jail time in R3.2m romance scam case
A Real Housewives star has avoided jail time in a R3.2 million romance scam case.
‘His love for his country never wavered’: Legendary jazz icon Abdullah Ibrahim dies at 91
Legendary South African jazz musician Abdullah Ibrahim has passed away at the age of 91. The article highlights his unwavering love for his country.
Holomisa sounds alarm on latest round of PIC instability
The article mentions Holomisa sounding an alarm regarding the latest round of PIC instability but provides no further details.
WATCH | Ekurhuleni business owner criticises anti-immigrant marches, claims extortion attempts
An Ekurhuleni business owner has criticized anti-immigrant marches and alleged that they have been subjected to extortion attempts.
German shipping heiress, finance manager died by suicide at Limpopo farm, family confirms
The family of a German shipping heiress and finance manager has confirmed that she died by suicide at a farm in Limpopo.