BOSA leader Mmusi Maimane and Minister Siviwe Gwarube clash over education priorities, with Maimane criticising poor outcomes and Gwarube defending a foundational ...
Julius Malema calls for a total ban on alcohol advertising in South Africa, saying it glamorises drinking while hiding its social harms, echoing the country’s earlier ...
A judicial commission led by former ConCourt judge Mbuyiseli Madlanga will probe claims of criminal syndicate infiltration, corruption, and political interference ...
Gayton McKenzie insists he will not apologise for remarks labelled as racist, saying his words were misrepresented. The SAHRC is investigating resurfaced posts, ...
Civil society groups criticize the National Dialogue as flawed and elitist, urging meaningful community participation, urgent socio-economic action, and government ...
Deputy President Paul Mashatile has warned of serious economic risks if trade tensions with the United States persist, calling for inclusive transformation and localisation ...
EFF leader Julius Malema has called on government to legalise prostitution, protect sex workers’ rights, and end police abuse, emphasising the need to respect and ...
Expressing deep regret, several ...
ANC Secretary-General Fikile Mbalula condemns the DA’s lobbying abroad against South Africa’s transformation policies, linking it to potential US tariffs and sanctions, ...
The Department of Transport received a clean audit for 2024/25, reflecting strong governance, timely financial reporting, effective audit responses, proactive engagement ...
Deputy President Paul Mashatile denies misusing public funds after declaring luxury properties worth R65 million, stating they are privately owned by family and ...
March and March Movement denies care to those without South African IDs at hospitals drawing condemnation from government and rights groups for violating constitutional ...
SAPS and Lesotho police are jointly probing claims of illegal military-style camps on South African farms. Fannie Masemola says no evidence has been found yet, but ...
Despite convictions in May 2025, police stress the case of missing seven-year-old Joshlin Smith is not closed. New information prompted fresh searches in the Middelpos ...
Gayton McKenzie confirms Kunene’s suspension from all party duties during a legal probe, with Kunene stating his decision to step back is in the public interest ...
Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana says that nearly half of the R92bn Treasury budget will be invested in modernising SARS, enhancing tax efficiency, and ensuring ...
Businessman Vusimuzi “Cat” Matlala faces charges of corruption, attempted murder, and fraud amid explosive revelations linking him to high-level political interference ...
Police Minister Senzo Mchunu unveils a bold R120. 89 billion budget aimed at transforming South Africa's policing system, focusing on crime prevention, public trust, ...
Minister Groenewald ignites a contentious debate on reintroducing corporal punishment as a potential solution to South Africa's justice crisis
Helen Zille defends the Democratic Alliance's decision to remain in the Government of National Unity, despite rising tensions with the ANC, accusing them of disrespect ...
Andrew Whitfield, the former Deputy Minister of Trade, Industry and Competition, cautions that President Cyril Ramaphosa's failure to address concerns over compromised ...
Liam Jacobs' unexpected defection to the Patriotic Alliance has led to his official removal from the Democratic Alliance, raising questions about political loyalty ...
Following a devastating storm that has claimed 78 lives, President Cyril Ramaphosa will visit the Eastern Cape on 13 June 2025 to assess the damage and support affected ...
Dr John Hlophe, Deputy President of the uMkhonto weSizwe Party, plans to challenge the Western Cape High Court's ruling that deemed his Judicial Service Commission ...
Political analysts suggest that Floyd Shivambu's removal from the MK Party's secretary-general role reflects deeper internal tensions and strategic shifts, particularly ...