SA's digital ID: Progress or privacy nightmare?

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Joburg pushes back against 'city in crisis' narrative. Six in ten school principals are ready to quit. And how fuel costs are reshaping SMEs and SA’s taxi economy.

6 Jul 6AM English South Africa Business News · Politics

Smarter skies for 10bn travellers, without building more airports

Public works and infrastructure minister speaks on government’s war on construction mafia. How criminal syndicates are cashing in on Joburg's electricity crisis. And why climate funding means little without green skills.

16 Jul 6AM 31 min

[TOP STORY] What police can and cannot do in immigration cases

‘If somebody is found not to be entitled to be in the Republic, then the role falls squarely upon immigration then to process somebody for the purposes of deportation,’ says James Chapman of the Scalabrini Centre of Cape Town.

15 Jul 8AM 7 min

Venetia shutdown signals trouble for SA's diamond sector

Immigration enforcement and the rule of law: Separating fact from fiction. Israeli oil deal sparks fresh scrutiny over South Africa's ICJ stance. And how bad waste data can sink ESG credibility.

15 Jul 6AM 34 min

[TOP STORY] Local government failure is now systemic, engineers warn

‘As much as these are technical failures from an infrastructure perspective, it's also a governance architecture that ensures that these technical failures keep happening,’ says Sekadi Phayane-Shakhane, CEO of the South African Institution of Civil Engineering.

14 Jul 8AM 9 min

Winter favourite hits a border block. The oxtail import bottleneck explained

Election promises won't fix broken pipes, but engineering might. Top insurance risks shaping 2026 and how to prepare for what’s next. And a new premium aerodrome gives Cape Town's aviation sector room to grow.

14 Jul 6AM 35 min