Speaker Thoko Didiza on the R7 million SONA budget: The significant reduction explained
Parliament Speaker Thoko Didiza says improved planning and the absence of last year’s weather disruptions have reduced the 2026 SONA budget to R7 million, down from ...
‘Blatant name-dropper, attention-seeker': SA’s first democratic police commissioner slams Paul O’Sullivan
South Africa’s first democratic police commissioner George Fivaz has dismissed forensic investigator Paul O’Sullivan as an attention-seeker pretending to be a “big ...
Labour Court orders Absa to reinstate banker dismissed for over decade-old misconduct claims
The Labour Court in Cape Town has ruled that Absa must reinstate a private wealth banker after declaring his dismissal unfair due to charges stemming from over a ...
We need to talk about Kagiso Rabada and his final over meltdown
Kagiso Rabada’s final over no-balls against Afghanistan in the T20 World Cup highlighted the pressure on top bowlers, despite his teammates’ support and recognition ...
Legal team fights for accountability in Judge Selby Mbenenge's sexual harassment case
Following a sexual harassment complaint against Eastern Cape High Court Judge Selby Mbenenge, Andiswa Mengo's legal team vows to fight for accountability and justice, ...
Gezani death toll rises to 31 as cyclone batters Madagascar's second city
Devastating Cyclone Gezani has left at least 31 dead and caused widespread destruction in Madagascar's Toamasina, with over 250,000 residents affected. As the city ...
Liverpool end Sunderland’s unbeaten home run, Man City close in on Arsenal in Premier League title race
Manchester City narrowed the Premier League title gap with a 3-0 win over Fulham, while Liverpool ended Sunderland’s unbeaten home run, boosting their Champions ...
‘Dry taps, empty pockets’: How Joburg residents and businesses are battling chronic water shortages
Gauteng residents and small business owners say Johannesburg’s prolonged water shortages are draining their finances, disrupting livelihoods and forcing some to ...
James Van Der Beek, beloved star of 'Dawson's Creek', passes away at 48
James Van Der Beek, passed away at 48 after a courageous battle with colorectal cancer.
Pioneer Foods supervisor loses Labour Court battle after dismissal for slapping colleague's behind
The Labour Court has upheld the dismissal of a Pioneer Foods supervisor found guilty of sexually harassing a subordinate, reinforcing the importance of strict anti-harassment ...
OCJ confirms: Judge Mbenenge is on special leave pending JSC decision
Eastern Cape Judge President Selby Mbenenge, who was found guilty of misconduct, remains on special leave pending the deliberations by the Judicial Service Commission. ...
IPID investigator exposes SAPS potential cover-up in Mbense murder investigation
Senior IPID investigator Nomsa Masuku has revealed shocking police misconduct in the Emmanuel Mbense murder case at the Madlanga Commission. Masuku testified that ...
‘I am in agony’: Paul O’Sullivan's testimony cut short in Parliament
Paul O’Sullivan’s testimony before Parliament’s ad hoc committee was adjourned on Wednesday evening after he complained of severe spinal pain, bringing to a close ...
Kenya starvation cult preacher charged over 52 more deaths
Self-proclaimed pastor Paul Mackenzie has pleaded not guilty to multiple counts of manslaughter at his trial in Mombasa and has remained in custody.
Paul O’Sullivan reveals Ramaphosa's adviser consulted him on SAPS commissioner appointment
Paul O’Sullivan reveals in Parliament that he was informally consulted by Ramaphosa's adviser Bejani Chauke during the process of appointing the national police ...
IMF calls for deep spending reforms amidst South Africa's rising debt and fiscal pressures
The International Monetary Fund has called for urgent reforms in South Africa's public spending, highlighting the need to address the high public wage bill, inefficient ...
Sweatshop shock: Parliament wants answers from big SA retailers over Newcastle factory scandal
Major South African retailers are under fire for allegedly sourcing clothing from sweatshops in Newcastle, where workers face hazardous conditions and violations ...
Mentally challenged man mauled to death by pit bulls in Mpumalanga
Mpumalanga police are investigating a tragic incident in Waterval Boven, where a man with mental health challenges was mauled to death by pit bulls.
Zimbabwe's opposition claims constitutional 'coup' underway, as president seeks to extend term
Leading Zimbabwe opposition figures accuse the government of a constitutional coup as amendments are approved to extend President Mnangagwa's term.