The future of shopping will be both digital and physical, with successful malls creating compelling destinations as consumers rethink cheap fast fashion from Shein and Temu.

KYIV, Sept 29 (Reuters) - Belgium will transfer three F-16 fighter jets to Ukraine by the end of the year to help in its war with Russia, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said on Tuesday.

Three residents of the Southern Cape’s Garden Route demonstrate living a meaningful, fulfilling and fun life to the fullest.

LIVERPOOL, England, Sept 29 (Reuters) - Prime Minister Andy Burnham risked reopening the bitter division over Britain's departure from the European Union on Tuesday by vowing to seek a consensus on closer ties with the bloc.

 A R500-million contract, a contractor seeking access to Joe ‘Ferrari’ Sibanyoni and a message declaring there was a ‘new sheriff in town’ expand on the Mpumalanga taxi boss’s alleged influence over businessmen and contractors.

The second of six parts on the apartheid-era biological programmes that went by the benign name of Project Coast – a covert endeavour representing some of the worst practices in building and dismantling a biological weapons capability responsibly. Profound lessons can be learnt about how to – and how not to – govern high-consequence projects.

Some of the public backlash and outcry that surrounded Springbok centre André Esterhuizen becoming the team’s latest captain, after he was accused of using a racial slur 14 years ago, demonstrate that South Africa still has some work to do before it truly becomes a ‘rainbow nation’.

The African Union backs South Sudan’s 26 December elections, while Cyril Ramaphosa warns that major political, security and institutional obstacles threaten credible polls.

Almost a year after the Soweto Marathon, athletes are still waiting for prize money after a proposed partial payment was delayed. As governance issues continue, the 2026 edition is unlikely to proceed.

XenoBarometer tracks the anti-immigrant movement and its impact. We aim to surface underreported stories, paying close attention to potential rights abuses, emerging patterns in anti-immigrant mobilisation and failures in the government’s response.

McKenzie says the council was given an opportunity to address the concerns raised.

The President has also appealed to the public to report missing persons to the police quickly.

Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula is facing charges of corruption and money laundering.

Manamela says universities continue to play a transformative role in society.

More than 120 suspected illegal miners have been arrested in Fochville in Gauteng.

Matlala was re-joined with his co-accused after being previously separated.

Rhodes University students in the Eastern Cape have embarked on a fees related protest.

Nzimande says South Africa must respond to changes among major partners.

An explosion at the Waltloo Substation in Tshwane has triggered a power interruption.

Sibiya's bail application will resume on Thursday at the Randburg Magistrates Court.