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 ...
Amidst rising tensions within the MK Party, speculation mounts over Floyd Shivambu's potential removal as secretary-general following complaints from party members, ...
Presidency spokesperson Vincent Magwenya condemns the EFF's disruptive behaviour in Parliament, labelling it as 'utterly disrespectful' and a sign of poor leadership. ...
The Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) strongly opposes Minister Solly Malatsi's controversial actions to allow Elon Musk's Starlink to operate in South Africa, raising ...
President Ramaphosa expresses optimism for US engagement at the upcoming G20 summit in South Africa, urging Trump to attend and strengthen ties between the nations. ...
Minister Gayton McKenzie has publicly changed his stance on billionaire Johann Rupert, calling him a 'true Patriot' after Rupert's influential meeting with President ...
The Unemployment Insurance Fund will inject R382 million into the South African Post Office to support nearly 6,000 employees.
Julius Malema criticises President Ramaphosa's US visit, labelling it ill-timed and detrimental to South Africa's sovereignty during a crucial budget period. As ...
Naturalised citizens and lawful permanent residents in South Africa can now apply for Smart ID cards for the first time, a significant step towards equality and ...
The Portfolio Committee on Higher Education has raised serious concerns about the impact of National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) decisions on students, ...
Panyaza Lesufi, ANC Gauteng co-convenor, stresses the urgent need for decisive action against the rising number of undocumented foreign nationals in informal settlements, ...
Starting 05 May 2025, SASSA will implement a mandatory biometric enrolment process for clients without a 13-digit South African ID, enhancing security and preventing ...
ActionSA raises alarms over Eskom's staggering R3. 6 billion diesel expenditure in 30 days, labelling it an 'unaffordable illusion' that fails to address South Africa's ...
The Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) fiercely rebuke US President Donald Trump's claims about land confiscation and genocide against white farmers, labelling them ...
UKZN's groundbreaking HIV cure trial in Durban reveals promising results, potentially revolutionising treatment strategies for HIV in Africa.
Home Affairs' new biometric verification system promises dramatically faster performance with less than 1% error rate, coming into effect on April 1 for private ...
Dive into expert insights from the Mapungubwe Institute for Strategic Reflection's recent webinar, where thought leaders analysed the geopolitical shifts triggered ...
In a heated National Assembly exchange, EFF leader Julius Malema launches a scathing attack on President Ramaphosa, claiming his unofficial engagement with Elon ...
Presidential spokesperson Vincent Magwenya dispels reports of a South African delegation to Washington, while affirming the government's commitment to strengthening ...
Democratic Alliance demands full disclosure of the Auditor General’s report on the controversial driving licence card machines tender, highlighting systemic procurement ...
The MK Party has expressed its disdain after a judgment was handed down on Friday by the Western Cape High Court against its deputy president, John Hlophe, who was ...