Is the Suzuki Jimny 5-door the coolest car on South Africa's roads? Discover why this compact SUV is both a joy and a challenge to drive.
A dad of a neurodivergent child's advice for parents of neurotypical children starting school.
The ANC's 113th birthday celebrations in the Western Cape highlight a party deeply divided and struggling for support, following a coalition with the DA that raises questions about its future.
The Range Rover Velar cements itself as a luxury SUV that will cater to all your needs, providing enough sophisticated grunt to get where you need to be urgently, and in style.
The new Suzuki Swift delivers excellent value for money with features you'd think would hit your wallet harder than they actually do.
IOL Editor Lance Witten makes the case for the Volvo EX30 to be crowned South Africa's Car of the Year 2025.
It's the rapist who needs to stop raping, not the victim or survivor who should avoid being raped.
President Cyril Ramaphosa’s darlings will be quick to urge him to build a relationship with Donald Trump, potentially at the cost of strategic partnerships that will benefit South Africa’s people, writes IOL Editor Lance Witten.
The Fronx, just like its Baleno, Celerio, Ignis and S-Presso stablemates, is a budget-beating hero that deserves its spot on the South African sales charts.
The Bishops Council should know better, and do better, to lead the boys in their care by example, and not bow to Zionist demands and be silenced when speaking out against injustice, writes IOL Editor Lance Witten.
Follow the story of a backstage janitor who travels a magical journey on his quest for love, while you enjoy scrumptious food and breathtaking entertainment for a great date night.
With the NPA declining to prosecute President Cyril Ramaphosa over his involvement in the Phala Phala Farmgate Scandal, it calls into question the rule of law, and whether all South Africans truly are equal before the law, writes IOL Editor Lance Witten.
Amid a housing crisis, the City of Cape Town has proposed spending money that could be used for the development of social housing on a vanity project to support its bid to host a UFC Africa Dricus du Plessis fight.
Bullying is a choice; choose better. During October, IOL will be highlighting the prevalence of bullying, its underlying causes, identifying what bullying looks like, and exploring avenues to seek help if you feel you are being bullied at school, in the workplace, online, or in your home.
During the month of August, IOL celebrated Women’s Month by highlighting the housing insecure women of Cape Town, Johannesburg and Durban during our Elevate Her campaign.
If a large, luxury SUV with some vocal throaty punch is what you’re after, don’t drop two bar on the German or Swedish marques — look east and go for the awesome Mazda CX-60 3. 3l turbodiesel Takumi instead.
There seems to be a new menace on the roads of South Africa, holding up traffic, parking inconsiderately, and overtaking dangerously, writes IOL Editor Lance Witten.
If Renaldo Gouws is a different person now to the person he was ten years ago, as his social media post claims, I want him to point out to me the Damascus moment that made him overcome his racism, writes IOL Editor Lance Witten.
It's all the performance you need from a compact family SUV that's packed to the brim with the features, comfort and build quality you've come to expect from Volvo.
Editor Lance Witten explains the significance of IOL’s Elevate Her Women’s Month campaign.
IOL Opinion leads the charge for the decolonisation of the thought leadership space; the decolonisation of the mind, writes Editor Lance Witten.
The System of our capitalist democracy isn’t broken, it’s working exactly as intended, keeping us oppressed, writes IOL Editor Lance Witten.
With almost 500 litres of boot space, spacious interior and rear doors that open to almost 90°, the Mazda CX-60 is a great family cruiser.
We’re surprised that this vehicle is so rarely seen in the wild, because despite its R2. 5m price tag, it’s everything you could want from a car.
OPINION: In depressed times, where there is growing inequality and rampant unemployment it could be enticing to hear what comes out of these politicians’ mouths. But listen carefully to what they are actually saying, writes Lance Witten.
