'VBS was our lifeline': Ramokgopa pressures treasury to restore Limpopo's lost bank
Since the shocking collapse of VBS in 2018, over 53 individuals have been charged with theft, fraud, corruption, money laundering, and violations of the Prevention of Organised Crime Act — accused of siphoning more than R2 billion from the mutual bank that once symbolised financial hope for Limpopo’s people.
Batohi stands her ground as NPA prepares new Gupta extradition bid
The National Prosecuting Authority said there were renewed attempts to extradite the Gupa brothers. Batohi said work was being done to ensure that the brothers were brought to justice.
Snackgate: Ramaphosa goes for Nkabane after she chews through Parliament grilling
Higher Education Minister Dr Nobuhle Nkabane, recently refused to answer questions posed to her by other MPs in a video that has been widely circulated on social media and has taken to the same platforms to defend herself.
Arrests made in the shocking assassination of IFP MP Khethamabala Sithole
IFP MP Khethambala Sithole was gunned down in a hail of bullets on May 31 at the Buyafuthi Hostel in Katlehong, Ekurhuleni — a violent act that has stunned the political landscape.
Malema slams ‘fake unity’ among black parties
The leader EFF leader Julius Malema said the call was an agenda to destroy his party, saying they would not fall for the trap.
Not about the EFF — It’s about the people’: Malema laments fuel Levy Blow to the poor
Pump prices increased by 16 cents per litre for petrol and 15 cents for diesel on Wednesday, the day the new fuel levies went into force.
The rise and shift of Floyd Shivambu: From ANC Youth League to the MK Party
Explore the tumultuous political journey of Floyd Shivambu, from the ANC Youth League to the Economic Freedom Fighters and finally to Jacob Zuma's MK Party
Jacob Zuma denies genocide claims in South Africa, criticises Donald Trump
When asked about whether he was worried about Trump’s moves and allegations, Zuma said the US president was the least of his problems and he should not be the topic.
South African national Kim Towne tragically killed in the US, confirms Dirco
Kim Towne, a South African teacher, was tragically murdered by her husband in the US, prompting condolences from South African officials and raising questions about international relations.
LIVE | Floyd Shivambu removed as MK Party secretary-general
Amidst rising tensions within the MK Party, speculation mounts over Floyd Shivambu's potential removal as secretary-general following complaints from party members, including Jacob Zuma’s daughter.
Court rules impeached judge John Hlophe cannot serve on JSC
In a ruling on Monday, the High Court found that the National Assembly (NA) had failed to properly exercise its discretion in approving his appointment—thereby undermining the integrity of the judiciary.
Western Cape High Court bars impeached judge John Hlophe from serving on JSC
The Western Cape High Court has ruled that impeached former judge Dr John Hlophe cannot serve on the Judicial Service Commission, citing an unconstitutional appointment that undermines the integrity of South Africa's judiciary.
Court rules impeached judge John Hlophe cannot serve on JSC
In a ruling on Monday, the High Court found that the National Assembly (NA) had failed to properly exercise its discretion in approving his appointment—thereby undermining the integrity of the judiciary.
Zuma blasts Ramaphosa’s US mission: ‘South Africa’s problems can’t be fixed by outsiders’
The visit came in the wake of lobbying efforts by groups such as AfriForum and the Solidarity Movement, which alleged systematic discrimination against white Afrikaners.
‘A champion of peace’: Political leaders unite in mourning the IFP's slain Petros Sithole
IFP’s Petros Sithole was gunned down on Saturday night during a meeting with the party at the Buyafuthi Hostel in Katlehong, Ekurhuleni.
Gertrude Shope dies troubled by South Africa’s decline, Mbeki urges action to honour her legacy
Former President, Thabo Mbeki, paid tribute to ,Gertrude Shope, lauding her as an exemplary leader whose unwavering dedication contributed significantly to South Africa’s liberation and pursuit of peace.
Joburg in decay | Johannesburg’s water woes and the quest for dignity
Rand Water has undertaken critical maintenance on its key infrastructure which started on Thursday. Some affected areas will be without water for up to 21 days.
Budget 3. 0 will be supported, confirms Mashatile
In a show of unity, all GNU parties have extended their backing to the minister’s budget, but with a collective insistence that it must be crafted particularly for the nation’s underprivileged citizens.
'Political theatre': Mashatile unshaken as EFF takes fuel levy battle to court
The increase, revealed by Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana during his Budget Speech last week, will see petrol levies rise by 16 cents per litre and diesel by 15 cents, effective from Wednesday.
Budget 3. 0 will go through, we agreed, Mashatile confirms
The national budget now faces a significant R75 billion deficit as a result of the reversal; the minister must close this gap without taking on more debt or stirring up further political turmoil.
Mashatile: Ministers who fail must go
Deputy President Paul Mashatile said they are building a capable ethical and developmental government, without political influence.
Ramaphosa appoints Judge Sisi Khampepe to probe decades of apartheid-era justice delays
President Cyril Ramaphosa has signed a proclamation for the establishment of a judicial commission of inquiry to determine whether attempts were made to prevent the investigation and prosecution of apartheid-era crimes.
One year after landmark 2024 elections, South Africans still waiting for change - GNU stability an illusion
Professor Ntsikelelo Breakfast, political analyst and academic, described the 2024 elections as "symbolic and deeply significant," highlighting the end of one-party dominance.
Gauteng Education MEC announces online admissions for Grade 1 and 8 starting July 24
The Gauteng Education Department is opening online admissions for Grade 1 and Grade 8 for the 2026 academic year from July 24 to August 29, 2025.
‘We could dismantle the EFF if we wanted’: Shivambu urges dialogue, not division for South Africa's Progressive Caucus
Professor Ntsikelelo Breakfast, said, “Remember, what brought the EFF and ANC together, I think was their dislike of [President Cyril] Ramaphosa. ”