Videos

WATCH: SA restaurants prepare for British royals

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex touch down in the country next week.

Top Joburg lawyer sings like a bird

Mzukisi Kota is not only a top lawyer, he's a terrific tenor.
Key quotes from Ramaphosa's speech to fight gender-based violence

President Cyril Ramaphosa said additional funding has been allocated to fight gender-based violence.
NSPCA condemns plans to ship 60,000 sheep from SA to Middle East

The NSPCA say the route and climatic conditions of the voyage would be very stressful for the animals.
WATCH: Ramaphosa convenes urgent sitting on gender-based violence

President Cyril Ramaphosa says the country's approach to violence perpetrated against women has changed fundamentally.
Kirsten urges sports parents to get priorities right

The former Proteas opening batsman is hosting talks, aimed at parents of school sports players.
Three arrested after mass shooting in Elsies River

The suspects aged 30 and 36 years old are expected to appear in court soon.
Davis Cup Tennis SA promoted to Euro/Africa Group 1 for 2020 event

Tennis fans can only now hope that South Africa's super star Kevin Anderson will avail himself to join the SA squad in 2020, says Apples Appleton.
LIVESTREAM: SAA to report on progress

South African Airways will be briefing the Public Enterprises Committee on the progress made on their governance challenges and developmental objectives on Wednesday.

eNCA Shows

Checkpoint | Toxic Legacy | 17 September

Checkpoint investigates Mintails, a mining company with shareholders who are British nationals.
Money Matters | #SaveYourRefund | 16 September 2019

Financial journalist Maya Fisher-French provides tips on how to make your tax rebate count. Courtesy #DStv403
Taking Stock | What were the oddest stuff ever sold at a Cash Converters? | Part 3

Richard Mukheibir, MD of Cash Converters shares some tales of weird household stuff ever traded at his shops.
Taking Stock | How was the first Cash Converters store stocked | Part 2

Richard Mukheibir, MD of Cash Converters discusses the entry and evolution of Cash Converters in the country. He also reveals who were the first financial backers on the business.

Mugabe is dead, but old men still run southern Africa
It remains to be seen how much longer the 'old men syndrome' will persist in Zimbabwe, Namibia and South Africa, despite growing frustration among the politically powerless.
WATCH: Ndlovu Youth Choir dazzle on AGT final
The choir gave an amazing performance of "Africa" by Toto.
Woman arrested for driving with traffic officer on bonnet
The Gauteng Traffic Police department said it is investigating the incident and the veracity of the video.