South Africa’s top-performing private school with 4.3 distinctions per matriculant
Redhill in Johannesburg was the best-performing private school in the country, achieving an average 4.3 distinctions per student.
-
-
Broadcasting | Khathutselo Ramukumba | Nomsa Chabeli | South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) | TV Licence | TV licence exemption
The SABC TV licence escape clause
Here’s how South African households can become exempt from paying TV licence fees when they still have a TV.
-
Powerful computer for R200 per month
Nvidia’s GeForce Now is an excellent service and makes a convincing argument that the “Netflix-ification” of the gaming industry could be near.
-
AGOA | Government | Solidarity | Verto
AGOA hope for South Africa
The US House of Representatives has supported a renewal of AGOA, but South Africa may not be on the list.
-
Malawi cremation site rewrites Africa’s burial history
Archaeologists working in northern Malawi have uncovered evidence of the oldest known intentional cremation in Africa – a discovery that challenges long-standing assumptions about when complex ritual practices emerged on the continent. The cremation, dated to about 9 500 years ago, was found at the base of Mount Hora in Mzimba district. It predates previously…
-
1kg deliveries | Anoosh Rooplal and Juanito Damons | Business Rescue Practitioners | Government | Postal Services Act | reserved postal services
SA Post Office’s fight to block courier deliveries under 1kg
Communications minister Solly Malatsi formally ended the Post Office’s exclusivity over deliveries weighing less than 1kg in December 2025.
-
25-year-old foreigners are retiring in South Africa
Home Affairs is looking to change the nation’s immigration laws and highlighted the abuse of its retirement visas.
-
Can Hugo Broos fix Bafana Bafana’s broken compass before the World Cup?
The silence under the stands of the Agdal Medina Stadium in Rabat wasn’t the kind you’d call peaceful. It was the heavy, suffocating quiet that follows a missed opportunity. When Hugo Broos finally sat down before the press on the evening of 4 January, the exhaustion of the last few weeks in Morocco was written…
-
Business | IT Skills | IT training | Khayelitsha | Komani | Luvuyo Rani
The man who first touched a computer in university and started an IT training giant in South African townships
South African entrepreneur Luvuyo Rani co-founded a business that employs over 200 people has equipped more than 50,000 with IT skills.
-
Petrol price reality check for South African motorists
Energy expert Roland Tatnall warns that this relatively favourable fuel price environment may not last indefinitely.