CAPE CLASSICS REVISITED: Miller’s Thumb — still Jolly ’n Sane after all these years
A happy return to the beloved and now veteran City Bowl restaurant where everything is still the same and they still know your name, even after more than a deca…
A happy return to the beloved and now veteran City Bowl restaurant where everything is still the same and they still know your name, even after more than a deca…
Comedy Spa Weekend may be as predictable as they come, but that doesn’t mean it’s not lightly entertaining throughout. Audiences expecting some undemanding esca…
The latest Ipsos poll reveals a fierce, neck-and-neck battle between the ANC and DA in major South African metros, with the political capital of Tshwane tilting…
KATHMANDU, Sept 4 (Reuters) - An army of experts in a WhatsApp group is guiding rescue workers scouring a Nepali valley after a huge flash flood more than a wee…
SEOUL, Sept 4 (Reuters) - South Korea is preparing to deploy military assets to support freedom of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz and aims to dispatch them …
BERLIN/FRANKFURT/MEXICO CITY, Sept 3 (Reuters) - Volkswagen's supervisory board on Thursday approved a transformation plan that will include cutting another 50,…
Sept 4 (Reuters) - US Vice President JD Vance said that the United States was investigating a deadly strike on an Iranian wedding earlier this week that an anal…
A leaked Department of Basic Education presentation says an independent investigation has found no wrongdoing involving Lighthouse Publishers, whose success in …
What constitutes paid work, and how this differs from dividends, emerged as a key issue in the Western Cape high court review of the Section 89 panel finding th…
Following a R44m intergovernmental dispute, City Power has cut electricity at the Children’s Memorial Institute campus, which hosts NGOs dedicated to serving ch…
Our automakers are not feeling the love that an industry representing 5% of the country’s GDP should be feeling, and they’re running out of patience.…
Several former members of the Bain team that worked on the South African Revenue Service (SARS) project during the State Capture period moved to Boston Consulti…
A psychological thriller screenplay, written by a journalist and author from Nelson Mandela Bay, is making waves at international film festivals for its unapolo…
There’s a notion that the informal rural and township economy is the most lucrative in the land. This Competition Commission report says it’s by volume only.…
From 1 July 2025 to 31 July 2026, Cape Town’s Municipal Planning Tribunal (MPT) presided over 1,328 recorded cases. Daily Maverick’s analysis of these cases rev…
While odourless, at least some stainless steel carries the stench of crime, environmental and community degradation and ruthless exploitation. Like diamonds and…
Swys de Bruin has stepped down as Springbok Women’s head coach. The news comes just days before the team faces the Black Ferns in a historic double-header.…
Controversial Crime Intelligence cop Feroz Khan once said his boss, Dumisani Khumalo, was dubiously using a R286m cocaine interception to get him out of the pol…
Building first impressions in your digital avatar is a matter of taste, and there is a variety.…
South Africa has published new trophy hunting quotas for elephants, black rhinos and leopards, yet the scientific and administrative record behind those decisio…
Literacy must be legally recognised and enforced as an immediate constitutional right rather than just an outcome.…
The Department of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs says councils can take action against municipal managers facing criminal charges, but there is …
Roy Edmund Wallisch, the flamboyant owner of Sea Point’s Balletique, has died at 69 after decades of turning his colourful shop into a local landmark. Outspoken…
The Gauteng Education Department has turned to hard security, SAPS search‑and‑seize raids (23 schools so far), private guards at 422 schools and CCTV systems at…