News24 | In Sunday. | March leader’s R12m, Zuma airlift row and Mashatile son-in-law’s R5.4m

Mashatile son-in-law pays Gauteng govt R7.2m to settle R12.6m housing loan claim

Zuma family rules out airlift to military hospital, insists on KZN treatment

How ransomware gangs are threatening SA execs’ families 

Pieter du Toit | Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma: A demagogue stoking fear, animosity with tax money

Cape rents rise faster than inflation, while mansions sell for millions

Claims of Mbalula ducking special NEC as party anxiously awaits ConCourt, audit outcomes

Bok blow: Sharks accuse Bongi of misconduct

Not ‘big three’ enough: Reliance on India leaves Cricket SA’s coffers exposed beyond 2028

Just 25% of Gauteng roads ‘good’ despite billions spent

REPORTING NOTES | Death threats and doxxing

SA man who lashed out at whites in Facebook post now a refugee in the US

Two giraffes she bottle-fed as calves trot through her matric farewell photoshoot

Mabena House residents allege eviction push after controversial Brink raid

US criminals sent to Eswatini in secret deal spotted roaming freely

He escaped the Springs ‘house of horrors’ – now Herman van Moerkerken is finally healing

Kimberley teacher works through the night to save Swiss team’s Sasol Solar Challenge bid

Advocate who wanted a second bride tracked down by creditor after media coverage

Wendy’s Win | Blacklisted after ex used her ID to get a phone from MTN

The R509m fight preventing the post office from leaving business rescue

ON THE ROAD 2026: Potholes, promises, and broken trust: Qwaqwa’s roads mirror its governance woes

In Qwaqwa, buildings are obscured by overgrown grass, and in the neighbouring township of Bluegumbosch, uncollected refuse and raw sewerage are everyday features of life under a municipality that chronically fails to deliver basic services.

DA’s water tanker mafia ads removed as ANC campaign stalls

Two DA adverts reminding voters about the "water tanker mafia" have been removed by metro municipalities. Before sunrise on Tuesday morning, the Tshwane metro police removed a DA banner erected outside Tshwane House, the metro’s head office.

Taking the new ball: ‘It’s about accepting who you are,’ says Proteas all-rounder Mulder

Stormers win scrum battle and the war: ‘I didn’t think we’d get it so easily’

Fred Khumalo | Encounters in Shanghai: A wake-up call against xenophobia

Essay | Polls are blunt tools. Don’t ask them for precision medicine

Interview | Bobby Ramagwede: On ‘real reason’ for fuel price, Chinese imports and V8s

EXTRACT | The night hope chose to die in ‘The Fragile Mental Health of Strong Women’

UNREAD | Home Affairs buckles, Zuma hospital watch, and SA wins another Nobel

South Africa’s immigration conundrum remains among the biggest debates dominating the discourse this municipal election year. News24’s Unread does its utmost to make sense of the chaotic week that was in an edition of the premier video bulletin that is a bit longer than usual. 

Sunday editor: Kaveel Singh
Production: Maxine Becket
Subbing and translation: Christinet Zaal
Design: Mihle Mdashe, Sharlene Rood
Production editor: Hanlie Gouws
News24 editor-in-chief: Adriaan Basson
News24 deputy editor: Ahmed Areff

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