'Trump doesn't have the facts about SA:' South Africans express outrage over Trump's false genocide claims
South Africans voice their anger and frustration over US President Donald Trump's repeated false claims of genocide against white farmers during a crucial meeting with President Cyril Ramaphosa, aimed at mending strained relations.
The future of e-voting in South Africa: Opportunities and challenges
Discover the transformative potential of electronic voting in South Africa as Professor Colin Thakur unveils its advantages, challenges, and vital implications for the future of democracy.
Scopa chair calls for urgent action to address fiscal leakage in South Africa
Songezo Zibi, chairperson of Scopa, emphasises the urgent need to tackle fiscal leakage and inefficiencies in public funds, advocating for a strategic reallocation of resources to stimulate economic growth in South Africa.
Steenhuisen bashed for articulating his DA views instead of government's position, at Trump meeting
Political analyst Professor Sipho Seepe criticises South African Agriculture Minister John Steenhuisen for prioritising party views over government representation during a high-profile meeting with President DonaldTrump.
Lesufi announces relaunch of Nasi Ispani, promising 32,000 new jobs
Premier Panyaza Lesufi defends the Nasi Ispani programme, promising 32,000 jobs for youth amid political criticism.
Political parties 'don't want a repeat' of Budget drama
Optimism mounts among chairpersons of parliamentary committees that the revised budget will pass.
'I don't want to hand over to an empty chair' : Ramaphosa says he expects Trump at G20 summit
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.
Clarifying the absence of Mcebisi Jonas at the White House: No US visa ban, says Presidency
Claims that South Africa’s US envoy Mcebisi Jonas was denied a visa have been rejected by the Presidency, which says Jonas chose not to attend talks between President Ramaphosa and Donald Trump, despite holding valid travel documents
BRICS+ Series: Burundi’s war on Truth
When the president of the National Assembly of Burundi, Gelase Daniel Ndabirabe informed the country’s newly appointed human rights commission that their mission is to “fight and bring down” Fortune Gaetan Zongo who is the UN Special Rapporteur on Human Rights in Burundi, it was way more than a rhetorical misstep. It was a statement of war. Not a war against justice or a war against misinformation, but a war against scrutiny, truth and accountability.