[TOP STORY] Agoa could become the US stick in SA standoff

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‘It's a mutually hurting relationship, this tension is mutually hurting, but I think it will keep on hurting South Africa more than the United States,’ says Dr Kingsley Makhubela, founder of RiskRecon.

17 Sep 8AM English South Africa Business News · Politics

Africa’s defence technology dilemma

US-SA relations under strain as Washington reaches for the visa lever. East London’s dirty secret, a river port drowning in sewage. Always stressed? Your metabolism could be paying the price.

17 Sep 6AM 36 min

[TOP STORY] ‘He will kill again’: Micki Pistorius on the Gauteng killings

‘I don't blame any one of these victims that they became victims. Serial killers do not froth at the mouth. It could be anybody. It could be your neighbour,’ says the well-known forensic investigative psychologist.

16 Sep 8AM 10 min

The fight for Joburg: Votes, coalitions and kingmakers

Eight women dead: When is a killer considered serial? New data shows car hijackings are down, but are SA motorists any safer?

16 Sep 6AM 36 min

[TOP STORY] Netflix, WhatsApp face closer scrutiny from SA’s regulator

‘Look at this inquiry as Icasa trying to level the playing field, just to make sure that anyone who provides services, at least they work within defined rules of the game,’ says Mothibi Ramusi, chair of the Independent Communications Authority of South Africa.

15 Sep 8AM 9 min

SA cherries hit the R53bn jackpot in China

Netflix and WhatsApp in the crosshairs of SA competition probe. Smarter tax collection comes with a trust test. And when a R50 gamble starts looking like a way out of poverty.

15 Sep 6AM 34 min