The Star 
Afghanistan earthquake kills more than 800, flattens villages
More than 800 people were killed and thousands injured after a 6.0-magnitude earthquake struck eastern Afghanistan late Monday night.
The Citizen News 
LETTER: Iran, SA share mutual respect
The Iranian flag. Picture: REUTERS/LEONHARD FOEGER
Business Day 
Domestic new vehicle sales hit highest level since 2019 in August
Picture: 123RF/APRIOR
Bumper local market, buoyant exports boost August new car sales
Picture: 123RF/APRIOR
IOL News 
Manufacturing dips below 50 points as US tariffs weigh on demand
Despite this decline, it is worth noting that the average PMI for the third quarter is currently 50.2 points, compared to 45.4 for the second quarter.
Busi Mavuso pushes for overhaul of power tariff pricing system
Court challenges have exposed repeated miscalculations in Nersa’s price determinations. Picture: SUNDAY TIMES
IDC reviews pay and culture amid skills flight
The Industrial Development Corporation is battling a brain drain as nearly half its executive team sits in acting roles. Picture: SUMAYA HISHAM/REUTERS
The Mercury 
Forget TikTok and meet the Gen Z teen who sings with her dad
'Music has given me a purpose and way in life, it makes me matter to others and myself'
Robert Gwerengwe succeeds Ghana Msibi as WesBank CEO
Newly appointed Wesbank CEO Robert Gwerengwe.
Times LIVE 
Weather alert: Strong winds and fire risk on Tuesday
Find out what the latest weather forecast from the SA Weather Service means for your region for 2 September 2025.
Lumka Oliphant suspended after Sunday Times report on luxury travel spending
Lumka Oliphant, chief director of communications in the department of social development, has been suspended. This comes a day after the Sunday Times reported on the department's lavish spending on overseas travel.