#FirstThingsFirst: Should suspended police officers face stricter controls over access to SAPS property?

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Suspended detective Fannie Nkosi faces theft and weapons charges after SAPS dockets were found at his home, raising urgent questions about how South Africa manages suspended officers and state property.

8 Apr 12AM English South Africa Entertainment News

#FirstThingsFirst: What’s your grocery downgrade?

Groceries aren’t getting cheaper, but South Africans are masters at making a plan. From Springbok, the country’s most expensive city at R5,690.83, to budget-friendly Pietermaritzburg at R5,002.77, the price gap is real. We’re unpacking the numbers, the downgrades, and the survival strategies keeping trolleys and spirits full.

10 Apr 1AM 17 min

#SingItBack (Songs About Being Happy)

Today's theme songs about being happy

9 Apr 2AM 7 min

Say goodbye to passport queues: biometric travel is almost here, but is your data safe?

Forget passports and boarding passes, airports could soon identify you by your face alone. Global trials prove biometric travel works, but governments still need legal frameworks in place before this becomes your new airport reality.

9 Apr 1AM 11 min

Business Update: Powerbank Recall & Fuel Shock

Power bank recall, fuel price pain ahead, and market moves, Gugu Mfuphi breaks down everything impacting your wallet on today’s Kaya Biz Business Update.

9 Apr 2AM 5 min

#FirstThingsFirst: Out with Europe, in with Africa: South Africa’s history books are getting a long-overdue makeover.

Is African history finally getting its place in the classroom? South Africa’s draft curriculum wants to swap the French Revolution for African-centred stories but experts warn it’ll only work with the right teachers, resources, and assessments. The era of Jan van Riebeeck dominating history books may be over.

9 Apr 12AM 15 min