Sunday Times
The Sunday Times is a South African Sunday newspaper published in Johannesburg. It is owned by Arena Holdings and is the country's largest-circulation English-language Sunday newspaper. The publication focuses on investigative journalism, political reporting, business news and general interest features. It has a long-established reputation for breaking major stories and holding government and corporate entities to account. The newspaper serves a national readership and is widely regarded as one of South Africa's most influential news publications. Its coverage spans politics, economics, crime, sport and lifestyle content. The Sunday Times has played a significant role in South African journalism since its founding and remains a key source of news and analysis for business and political decision-makers. The publication has won numerous awards for its investigative work and continues to be a major voice in South African media.
Sunday Times Updates
ActionSA Demands SIU Proceeds with Asset Seizure of Former City Manager Over Alleged Corruption
8th June 2026 ActionSA calls on the Special Investigating Unit to act decisively and without delay to attach the assets of former Ekurhuleni City Manager Imogen... →
Two Bookstorm titles longlisted for the Sunday Times non-fiction literary award
28th May 2026 Two Bookstorm Titles have been longlisted for the Sunday Times non-fiction literary award. It Always Seems Impossible: My Fight To Build And Save... →
DA calls on Portfolio Committee Chair to summon Minister Buthelezi over R800 million suspension scandal
4th May 2026 The Democratic Alliance (DA) has written to the Chairperson of the Portfolio Committee on Public Service and Administration, urgently requesting... →
Decades on, the labour distortions of apartheid persist
By: Econ3x3 14th April 2026 Each year South Africa commemorates Human Rights Day, marking the 1960 Sharpeville massacre, when police opened fire on people protesting against... →
DA welcomes progress in exposing Tshwane’s water tanker mafia
16th March 2026 The Democratic Alliance (DA) welcomes the SIU investigation into the R777 million spent on water tankers by the City of Tshwane in the 2024/2025... →
Creamer Media marks 45 years of independent engineering and mining journalism 
By: Shannon de Ryhove 13th March 2026 When Creamer Media celebrates its forty-fifth anniversary this March, it marks not only a company milestone, but also a rare achievement in... →
It's Complicated
6th February 2026 Nivashni Nair Sukdhev is back with another enchanting story set in the little town of Rally in KwaZulu-Natal. After walking away from the big city... →
DA pressure pushes Tshwane to blacklist Sodi
30th January 2026 The Democratic Alliance (DA) welcomes Tshwane’s move to finally move ahead with blacklisting tenderpreneur, Edwin Sodi. It must be said though,... →
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