Gauteng's 2024/25 budget report reveals R1. 8 billion underspend, but what does this mean?
The Gauteng Provincial Government's 2024/2025 expenditure report highlights a R1. 8 billion underspend, prompting clarifications from MEC for Finance Lebogang Maile on the management of unspent funds and the importance of transparency in financial governance.
The departure of Afrikaner refugees: A reflection of fear and privilege in post-apartheid South Africa
Amidst rising political tensions, the departure of 49 Afrikaner refugees to the US has ignited a debate in South Africa regarding racial identity, privilege, and the realities of post-apartheid society.
Afrikaner refugees refused to be governed by black people, says Heller
Kim Heller, a prominent social justice activist, critiques the recent departure of Afrikaner refugees to the US, arguing it reflects a refusal to accept South Africa's democratic changes and a persistent racial privilege.
South Africa's participation in Moscow's Victory Day celebrations highlights diplomatic ties
South Africa's National Defence Force joins over 23 countries in Moscow for Victory Day, amid diplomatic tensions and local criticism, highlighting the complexities of international relations.
How South Africa is shaping the Youth 20 agenda for Africa
South Africa's leadership in Youth 20 marks a transformative moment for African youth, focusing on climate change, economic growth, and amplifying young voices globally.
Allegations and counterclaims: The TUT and Bapedi Royal conflict
A fierce dispute has erupted over Tshwane University of Technology's leadership and its role in the proposed Sekhukhune campus, with allegations of misconduct and calls for accountability from various stakeholders.
Court allows YWBN Mutual Bank to rebrand as eNL Mutual Bank ahead of launch
YWBN Mutual Bank has received a pivotal court ruling allowing it to change its name to eNL Mutual Bank, overcoming regulatory hurdles ahead of its launch next month
Judicial Delays: The ongoing wait for the ‘Please Call Me’ Concourt verdict
Nearly six months after the Constitutional Court's hearing of the ‘Please Call Me’ case, the nation awaits a verdict in a legal battle that has spanned over 25 years, raising concerns over judicial delays and the quest for justice.
100 years of Afrikaans: A language of diversity and complexity
Today marks a century since Afrikaans was recognised as a state language in South Africa. This milestone invites reflection on its diverse history and the evolving identity of its speakers, as advocates call for a more inclusive celebration.
DA's Legal Challenges: A threat to South Africa's transformation agenda
Experts warn that the Democratic Alliance's increasing reliance on legal challenges threatens to stall crucial reforms aimed at addressing South Africa's deep-rooted inequalities.
Andile Lungisa condemns DA's legal challenge to Employment Equity Act amendments
Andile Lungisa voices strong opposition to the DA's legal challenge against Employment Equity Act amendments, labelling it a significant setback for South Africa's transformation and a direct threat to constitutional values.
‘Illegal and inhumane’: Foundation slams Tshwane for cutting power to Weskoppies Psychiatric Hospital
The Edgar Legoale Foundation has called for immediate intervention following the City of Tshwane's controversial decision to disconnect power to Weskoppies Psychiatric Hospital, raising serious legal and ethical concerns regarding patient safety.
Lucky Montana fights back against SARS's asset attachment claim
Former Prasa CEO Lucky Montana publicly contests a politically charged R46 million tax claim by SARS, asserting it is unfounded.
Advocate Muzi Sikhakhane SC awarded Honorary Doctor of Laws at University of Zululand
Discover how Advocate Muzi Sikhakhane SC's inspiring acceptance speech at the University of Zululand's graduation calls for decolonization and justice, urging future leaders to rise against oppression.
ActionSA supports Mayor Moya's intervention on Weskoppies Psychiatric Facility power disconnection
ActionSA rallies behind Mayor Moya's bold move to address Weskoppies Psychiatric Facility's power disconnection, shedding light on the city's financial struggles and the urgent need for accountability from higher authorities.
Nkabane unveils new National Skills Authority board to tackle youth unemployment and skills gaps
Minister of Higher Education, Dr Nobuhle Pamela Nkabane, officiates the induction ceremony for the new National Skills Authority Board, emphasising the urgent need for skills development to combat youth unemployment in South Africa.
Former Prasa CEO Lucky Montana defends against SARS asset attachment
Former Prasa CEO Lucky Montana publicly contests a politically charged R46 million tax claim by SARS, asserting it is unfounded.
Minister Motshekga outlines SANDF troops' withdrawal from Congo
Defence Minister Angie Motshekga announces the phased withdrawal of South African troops from the DRC, marking a significant step in regional peacekeeping efforts and diplomatic relations.
Record-breaking rise in Journalist deaths as Israel bombards Gaza
Reflecting on the alarming rise in journalist fatalities caused by Israel in Gaza, with 2024 marking the deadliest year in history, highlighting the urgent need for global awareness and action.
SANDF begins phased withdrawal from the DRC
Lieutenant General Rudzani Maphwanya provides insights into the SANDF's strategic withdrawal from the DRC as part of the SADC peacekeeping mission, honouring fallen soldiers and ensuring logistical efficiency.
ActionSA calls for Budget reform amid manufacturing sector crisis
With the manufacturing sector in turmoil, ActionSA demands urgent reforms as Finance Minister Godongwana prepares to unveil Budget 3. 0.
Minister Angie Motshekga outlines SANDF troop withdrawal from DRC for regional stability
Minister of Defence Angie Motshekga announced the phased withdrawal of SANDF troops from the DRC, highlighting recent progress in peacekeeping efforts and regional stability.
Deputy Minister Kenny Morolong set to visit family of missing journalist Aserie Ndlovu
Deputy Minister Kenny Morolong is set to visit the family of missing journalist Aserie Ndlovu, as concerns grow over his disappearance and that of his partner, Zodwa Precious Mdhluli. The government reaffirms its commitment to media safety amidst ongoing investigations
Panyaza Lesufi says the DA remains an enemy of the people
Panyaza Lesufi, ANC Gauteng co-convenor, declares the DA an enemy of the people while addressing internal corruption and socio-economic challenges at the Gauteng Provincial Lekgotla.
Vatsonga Machangani Forum condemns personal attacks on TUT Vice-Chancellor
The Vatsonga Machangani Forum has issued a strong condemnation of recent personal attacks against Professor Tinyiko Maluleke, Vice-Chancellor of Tshwane University of Technology, amidst allegations of project hijacking in Sekhukhune.