ANCWL voices support for Russia, China, says Ukraine is not ally
No need to apologise for relationships with nations that provided substantial assistance during apartheid
EFF’s Dlamini voices support for Russia amidst Ukraine conflict
Marshall Dlamini, Secretary-General of the EFF, expresses unwavering support for Russia in its conflict with Ukraine, framing it as a defence against NATO aggression and calling for global solidarity among oppressed nations.
Steenhuisen’s spaza shop visit sparks controversy amid food poisoning outbreak
Independent analyst GoodEnough Mashigo criticises Agriculture Minister John Steenhuisen for prioritising photo opportunities over addressing the food poisoning crisis that has claimed lives across South Africa.
Cellphone usage still contributes to road accidents fatalities
South Africa experienced 2 237 fatal truck accidents involving 3 546 trucks over a five-year period, which resulted in an average of at least one fatal accident per day.
Protest erupts in Tshwane against Ukraine support at Global Democracy Assembly
Scores of protesters in Tshwane voice their opposition to Ukraine’s influence at the World Movement for Democracy’s Global Assembly, arguing for South Africa’s independence in foreign affairs.
New venture-building programme to benefit 20 innovative startups in SA
Discover how the EPF Tech Fund, in partnership with the DSTI, is nurturing 20 innovative tech startups in South Africa to tackle socio-economic challenges using AI.
Founder’s Dream event brings comedy to Delmore Park
Experience the joy of comedy while supporting youth empowerment at the Christmas Comedy Show in Delmore Park, hosted by Terry-Ann Diergaardt.
Mukuru supports customers amidst New EFT regulations in South Africa
Mukuru, a leading fintech in Africa, is stepping up to support customers in response to the South African Reserve Bank’s new electronic funds transfer regulations aimed at combating money laundering.
Mukuru steps up for customers amidst SARB regulatory changes with seamless EFT solutions
The regulatory change will enhance compliance with international standards
SA’s Road Agency invites SMME’s to take part in its Contractor Development Programme
We intend to create an environment for black contractors to be competitive and grow
SAMRC and Thermo Fisher Scientific launch Centre of Excellence in molecular biology
The SAMRC and Thermo Fisher Scientific have partnered to create a Centre of Excellence in Pretoria, aimed at enhancing molecular biology education and training for graduates across Africa.
Saffers roll the dice in US elections
Mann, however, said all betting markets would be settled once official results have been announced and that would probably take place on election night. He alluded that payout may be delayed by issues such as recounts and court challenges.
Stellar line-up: Zimbabwe Achievers Awards SA announces 9th annual nominees
With Ms Shally leading nominations across multiple categories and distinguished honorary awards recipients including DJ Tira, this year’s ceremony promises to be an unforgettable celebration of Zimbabwean talent in South Africa.
De Lille launches ‘Summer Campaign’ to boost local travel
Minister Patricia de Lille reveals that domestic tourism contributed R121 billion to South Africa’s economy in 2023, highlighting the importance of local travel.
Political tensions rise as EFF, MK Party, and ANC condemn DA’s Ukraine visa agreement
Major South African political parties express strong opposition to the DA’s plan to grant visa-free access to Ukraine, citing concerns over Western influence.
Protesters say SA arms must not be used in Ukraine
Protestors in Pretoria voice their opposition to the South African government's decision to grant Ukrainian citizens visa-free access, citing concerns over diplomatic relations with Russia.
Zambia celebrates 60 years of independence in Pretoria
Zambia marks its 60th independence anniversary in Pretoria, with High Commissioner Mazuba Monze reflecting on the nation’s responsibilities and its historical ties with South Africa.
GNU 100 days has been ‘catastrophic’ for the country, says analysts
Seepe made comments on the first 100 days of the GNU, said there is nothing much in reality to celebrate given that unemployment, inequality and poverty are still high.
SA businessman under scrutiny for $850m Zimbabwe oil pipeline project
South African tycoon Errol Gregor faces allegations of bribery linked to a US$850 million oil pipeline project in Zimbabwe, raising questions about his business dealings and integrity.
Popular Radium pub to be sold after four decades
The Radium, known for its vibrant blend of rugby and jazz, holds a treasured place not just in the local community but across South Africa.
DA’s Tshwane leadership faces allegations of racial bias in service delivery
Tshwane employees expressed their happiness over Brink’s recent removal as the Capital City mayor.
Gauteng political crisis: Health MEC Nkomo-Ralehoko faces leadership scrutiny
Gauteng’s Health MEC Nkomo-Ralehoko faces mounting criticism as political factions within the ANC and DA challenge her leadership amid allegations of mismanagement.
Gauteng Social Development corruption scandal: Lesufi accused of cover-up
AfriForum accuses Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi of covering up corruption involving reinstated officials in the Department of Social Development. This scandal raises serious questions about transparency and accountability within the provincial government.
Independent Directorate's ‘torture unit’ accused of abuse: Former secretary speaks out
Making the atmosphere more reminiscent of interrogation than a standard investigation
Discover Vaagh: Joburg’s new dining destination revolutionising nightlife
Vaagh restaurant, opening on October 18 in Sandton, promises a unique dining experience with a curated menu and live performances from South African musicians.