NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani: Cape childhood shaped politics
Before he became one of New York’s most outspoken socialist lawmakers, Zohran Kwame Mamdani was a child in post-apartheid Cape Town, a city still healing from segregation ...
Standard Bank's alleged exploitation of the Public Investment Corporation
UDM leader General Bantu Holomisa raises serious concerns about Standard Bank's dealings with the Public Investment Corporation, alleging self-serving deals that ...
Madlanga Commission reveals disbandment of PKTT was a case of mistaken identity
Explosive revelations at the Madlanga Commission suggest the disbandment of the Political Killings Task Team was a grave mistake.
Cachalia won't apologise for Mkhwanazi's combat gear criticism
Acting Police Minister Firoz Cachalia ignited a heated debate after refusing to apologise for remarks concerning KwaZulu-Natal's police commissioner, Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi, ...
Tshwane councillors and municipal workers in arrears: Lasca warns of potential boycott
Lasca warns the City of Tshwane that residents may boycott municipal payments if councillors and staff continue to neglect their own accounts, highlighting a growing ...
Travel and tourism with purpose - ‘Wherever we are, we are always local’, says Tourvest
Rooted in Africa and shared with the world, Tourvest’s new identity captures its mission to make every journey meaningful, responsible and locally inspired.
Engen Xtreme evolves to deliver premium performance for South Africa’s hardworking car engines
Engen has revamped its Xtreme lubricants range to deliver enhanced performance designed specifically for the rigorous demands of South African roads and climates. ...
Tshwane's R4 billion revenue milestone at risk due to legal challenges
Tshwane's historic R4 billion revenue milestone faces uncertainty as the DA warns of potential repercussions from a court ruling on the cleansing levy.
Tshwane chooses dialogue over appeal in salary increase ruling
The City of Tshwane decides against appealing a significant ruling for a 3.5% salary increase for municipal workers, opting instead for constructive discussions ...
US Supreme Court hears challenge to Trump tariff powers
Billions of dollars in customs revenue and a key lever in Trump's trade wars are at stake, while the conservative-dominated court once again grapples with novel ...
Dr. Imtiaz Sooliman calls for reform amid municipal infighting
Imtiaz Sooliman, founder of Gift of the Givers, highlights the detrimental effects of indecision among municipal leaders and calls for structural reforms to enhance ...
Dr Imtiaz Sooliman accuses politicians of 'serving themselves, not the people'
Gift of the Givers founder Dr. Imtiaz Sooliman delivers a scathing critique of South Africa's coalition politics, highlighting how power struggles and personal agendas ...
Cachalia refuses to apologise for criticising Mkhwanazi's use of combat gear
Acting Police Minister Firoz Cachalia ignited a heated debate after refusing to apologise for remarks concerning KwaZulu-Natal's police commissioner, Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi, ...
Zuma nullifies MKP leadership changes in Parliament, and Hlophe is suspended
Dr. John Hlophe, the Deputy President of the uMkhonto weSizwe Party (MKP) of former President Jacob Zuma, has been suspended with immediate effect while an investigation ...
South Africans trapped in Ukraine: Pretoria probing how they were lured to join mercenary forces
Seventeen South African men are trapped in the war-torn Donbas region of Ukraine after being misled into joining mercenary forces with promises of lucrative jobs. ...
From ‘dangerous mess’ to G20 boycott – Trump’s long war on South Africa
US President Donald Trump has once again targeted South Africa with critical remarks, questioning the nation's place in global discussions. This article explores ...
Brown Mogotsi resurfaces: Police take his statement following alleged attempted murder
Police are investigating an alleged murder attempt on controversial businessman Brown Mogotsi, whose car was found riddled with bullets in Vosloorus. As he provides ...
Tshwane mayor reassures residents over typhoid fever amid rising cases
Tshwane's Acting Executive Mayor, Eugene Modise, reassures residents about water quality amidst rising typhoid fever cases, dismissing claims of a crisis and urging ...
As shortages worsen, Johannesburg is scheduled to host a significant African Water Security Dialogue
AWSISA's forthcoming Water and Sanitation Dialogue in Johannesburg will bring together 1,500 international experts to create practical solutions for Africa's water ...