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WEATHER: Hot in Gauteng, rainy and windy in Cape Town on Wednesday

South Africans can expect contrasting weather conditions on Wednesday, 21 October, with hot, hazy sunshine in Gauteng and periods of

Liquor traders argue that private security alone cannot stop tavern mass shootings. Gcwalisile Khanyile iol.co.za

Karen Singh / October 20, 2026

Charging company CHARGE plans to double capacity at its two operating N3 electric-vehicle charging hubs from 360kW to as much

Print Content / October 20, 2026

Hoërskool John Vorster Grade 11 learner Mark Maroba has earned an opportunity to represent Gauteng at the Mzansi Championship in

The Gauteng government has paid tribute to suspended provincial traffic police chief Samuel Mashaba after his death. Mashaba died on

The 2026 Gauteng Netball Super League season has drawn to a thrilling close, and the University of Johannesburg (UJ) has

IOL / October 19, 2026

The DA is urging Gauteng’s education department to secure water, electricity and adequate furniture at examination centres during the 2026

Hein Kaiser / October 19, 2026

Hundreds of players between seven and 20 years old competed in five rounds of chess. Junior chess is booming in

The Gauteng Department of Education was the largest contributor to the R20.7 billion in irregular expenditure incurred by provincial education

In a call for safety and stability, liquor traders in Gauteng demand urgent government intervention amidst rising violence in taverns.