EDITORIAL | What's with the church robberies in Mpumalanga?
According to police, six armed men stormed a church in Suncity A, KwaMhlanga, on Friday night, robbing congregants attending a prayer service.
Times LIVE 
JUSTICE MALALA | Too many elected and unelected formations using immigration as political football
Operation Dudula marched to the SERI and SAHRC offices in Johannesburg to hand over a memorandum of demand. File photo.
Many victims of femicide obtained protection orders before their murder, say experts
A man who kept harassing his ex has received a harsh sentence.
Should governments pay businesses for climate disasters? Researchers unpack huge lawsuits in South Africa
In a legal first, two insurance companies which had to pay out to flooded businesses are now suing state entities for billions of rand in damages. File Photo.
Blast from the past : Caster too good for opponents in Zurich
Caster Semenya wins the overall 800m Diamond League title at the first final in Zurich, crossing the line in 1 min 56.44 sec.
Blast from the past : Caster too good for opponents in Zurich
Caster Semenya wins the overall 800m Diamond League title at the first final in Zurich, crossing the line in 1 min 56.44 sec.
Suspected KZN taxi hitman arrested for Montclair murder
Mohammed Abdul Hammid was gunned down in July.
The Citizen News 
Mkhwanazi orders ‘withdrawal’ of KZN cop after allegations of political work for Zuma’s MK party
The officer is also alleged to be providing protection services through his company.
Alcaraz heads into US Open quarters
Spain's Carlos Alcaraz celebrates winning his fourth-round match against France's Arthur Rinderknech at the US Open in New York, the US, August 31 2025. Picture: KEVIN LAMARQUE/REUTERS
Business Day 
RUGBY: Bok Women beat Italy to nail down historic first World Cup quarterfinal berth
The Springbok Women beat Italy 29-24 (halftime 17-12) in a crunch Women’s Rugby World Cup clash at the LNER Community Stadium in York, England.
Daily Maverick 
News24 | For Prof Rachel Jewkes, blending research with activism is at the heart of her life’s work
Professor Rachel Jewkes’ colourful office on the first floor of the Gauteng branch of the South African Medical Research Unit (SAMRC) pays homage to the three main roles she has had over the years, activist, researcher, and as the coffee cup next to her proclaims: “badass mother”.
News24 
For homeless women, ‘August brings no relief — just survival’
They say Women’s Month (August) was just another month of overcoming daily struggles to survive.
SABC News 
CLOCKWATCH: Waiting for action — why we won’t let go of Nelson Mandela Bay’s notorious R75
Despite our best efforts, and those of several political parties, Daily Maverick has received only vague answers from the Nelson Mandela Bay metro on when it will fix the traffic lights on the R75. Today, we are launching Clockwatch – a clock to track how long it takes. To make our point, we asked senior journalist Riaan Marais to take a drive along Nelson Mandela Bay’s notorious road of death.
The Mercury 
CONTROLLED FISHING: Opening Tsitsikamma’s shores — can conservation and community coexist in Africa’s oldest marine sanctuary?
Under SANParks’ new Vision 2040 strategy — which frames national parks as ‘mega living landscapes’ blending conservation with economic activity and community wellbeing — the Tsitsikamma Marine Protected Area has become a test case for reconciling environmental protection with local access.
Eviction notices to be served on illegal Wingfield dwellers
...there are still around 160 unlawful occupants at the Wingfield site and 200 at Paint City.