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    Hisense KitchenFit Series Review: A Smarter Fit for the Modern Kitchen

    A Kitchen Designed to Feel More Seamless Modern kitchens are increasingly expected to look clean, integrated and easy to live with. The Hisense KitchenFit Series – including the H460BBLF, H480LBL and H451UBL – is designed around that idea, combining a slim 60cm depth with flexible storage and practical cooling features. Rather than simply placing a […] More

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    South Africa vs Namibia: Which country pays workers more?

    South Africa and Namibia have different national minimum wage systems, with workers in the two neighbouring countries earning different statutory minimum rates depending on their sector. South Africa’s National Minimum Wage increased to R30.23 per hour from 1 March 2026, up from R28.79. The rate applies to ordinary hours worked and includes farm and domestic […] More

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    Curwin Bosch: My best is good enough for Springboks

    Curwin Bosch recently joined the Bulls from French club Brive to provide an additional experienced option at No 10 alongside Handre Pollard, and he made his URC debut for his new team against Zebre Parma this past weekend. Having spent seven years with the Sharks, before a stint overseas where Bosch says he grew immeasurably […] More

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    BUSINESS INSIGHTS: The Joburg home funding the Cape Town lifestyle

    Despite what many Capetonians may believe, it is Joburgers, not foreign digital nomads, who have made up a large share of new arrivals to the city over the past six years, as semigration has continued long after the work-from-home shift that helped accelerate it during the pandemic. But while Joburgers have flocked to the Mother […] More

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    Irma Stern’s Dahlias sells for R13.725 million

    Works by an elite grouping of South African modernist painters, among them Maggie Laubser, Erik Laubscher, Gerard Sekoto and Irma Stern, drew competitive bidding at Strauss & Co’s flagship Evening Sale in Cape Town on Tuesday, 15 September. Held during a replenishing spring downpour, the sale attracted more than 300 bidders from 10 countries and […] More

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    Zim businessman faces multiple charges over Vlamo restaurant threats

    Zimbabwean businessman Lawrence Chamurwa Mudzinganyama made his first appearance in the Randburg Magistrates’ Court relating to an incident at the Vlamo restaurant in Sandton last month. The 40-year-old was caught on camera threatening the lives of a group of women who had allegedly rejected his romantic advances. ZIM BUSINESSMAN APPEARS IN COURT OVER VLAMO RESTAURANT […] More

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    Leopards return to South Africa’s West Coast after 170 years

    Leopards have returned to South Africa’s West Coast after being hunted out of the region almost two centuries ago. What started as a single camera-trap photo has now grown into something far bigger. Camera traps across the West Coast have confirmed at least seven leopards, including two cubs. They’re now moving through the landscape between Cape Town […] More

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    Last Chance to Save: The HONOR Spring Sale Countdown is ON

    From the 8th of September, HONOR started its Spring Sale, which is meant to bring amazing savings in the form of bundle deals on some of HONOR’s best devices and IOT products, offering the consumer access to the best technology and cutting-edge features at a price that suits their budget.  HONOR’s introduction of the Spring […] More

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    Matric 2026: What happens if you miss the NSC exams?

    Here’s what happens if you are a matric candidate and miss a National Senior Certificate (NSC) paper. The Department of Basic Education requires all candidates to sit their exams on the scheduled dates, following strict regulations. Can affect your results Missing a paper without good reason can affect your results and your eligibility for the […] More

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