China’s voice, actions on global issues are reassuring
Beyond its calls for dialogue and resolution in geopolitics and security, China has also been actively addressing critical global issues such as economic development, public health, and climate change.
'Why do banks treat blacks differently’
Parliamentary standing committee on finance chairperson Joe Maswanganyi said the country cannot afford a financial sector that excludes citizens.
'Why do banks treat blacks differently’
Parliamentarians in South Africa challenge banks over allegations of racial discrimination, arbitrary account closures, and the need for urgent reform in the financial sector.
'Why do banks treat blacks differently’
“Banks cite laws that aren’t even South African laws to justify their actions, yet no formal body exists to hold them accountable. ”
'Why do banks treat blacks differently’
Parliamentarians in South Africa challenge banks over allegations of racial discrimination, arbitrary account closures, and the need for urgent reform in the financial sector.
A secure digital landscape is crucial for SA’s growth
South Africans have witnessed first-hand the consequences of state overreach in surveillance during our own turbulent past.
A secure digital landscape is crucial for SA’s growth
South Africans have witnessed first-hand the consequences of state overreach in surveillance during our own turbulent past.
Chinese New Year 2025: A Celebration of Tradition and Global Friendship
Chinese New Year has evolved from a local tradition into an international event, uniting families in China and engaging spectators worldwide.
Over 2500 spaza shops apply for registration in eThekwini Municipality
The deadline for all spaza shops to be registered with the municipalities in which they operate is Tuesday, December 17
Chinese Embassy advances poverty alleviation with food and solar donations in North West province
The event underscores the strong partnership between China and South Africa, reflecting decades of shared goals, mutual respect and progress in addressing poverty.
KZN Cogta MEC Thulasizwe Buthelezi's dual roles spark controversy
KZN Cogta MEC Thulasizwe Buthelezi's planned opening of his Cogta office in Ulundi faces political hurdles as coalition partners express concerns over stability.
Surcharge for rooftop solar panels being considered - Cogta Minister Hlabisa
Cogta Minister Velenkosini Hlabisa is considering a surcharge for residents using rooftop solar systems as municipalities face declining revenue
MK Party says room for improvement in holding KZN’s Government of Provincial Unity to account
MKP Member of the Provincial Legislature (MPL) Dr Kwazi Mbanjwa said while the party was doing good work in holding the executive to account, there was room for improvement.
Zulu King seeks investigation into Ingonyama Trust
Zulu King Misuzulu kaZwelithini wrote to the Minister of Land Reform and Rural Development Mzwanele Nyhontso about his concerns regarding the Ingonyama Trust
Bela bill could collapse GNU
Steenhuisen warns against call to axe Gwarube over handling of consultations.
Ramaphosa faces pressure over implementation of Bela Act clauses
The deadline for deliberations on the disputed clauses related to access to schools and language policy is Friday, December 13
South Africa's role in a polarised G20 amid conflict, trade wars
South Africa has assumed the G20 presidency
Ramaphosa's controversial reshuffle seen as a ‘political manoeuvre’
Analysts say the president has still not taken action in connection with the allegations facing Minister Thembi Simelane
MKP says it has new evidence in election rigging case
MKP leader Jacob Zuma says the Electoral Court would find in the party’s favour in its case against the Electoral Commission of South Africa
‘Deal with corruption or lose more electoral support’ - Mathews Phosa’s warning to the ANC
Phosa warned that the ANC would go the way of the liberation movements in Botswana and Mauritius, who were no longer in power in their respective countries.
Political will key in extortion mafia war
The cost to the taxpayer and the State in the construction sector alone is estimated to be R63 billion since 2019, affecting 180 projects.
ICC’s arrest warrants are a ‘symbolic’ gesture
Israel retaliated with a major military assault on Gaza, which Hamas controls, and the death toll has climbed to more than 40 000.
SA’s high commissioner to India Anil Sooklal outlines vision for South Africa-India relations
South Africa’s high commissioner to India wants to strengthen and expand relations with India
Call for RICA Amendment Bill protections to remain
President Cyril Ramaphosa has sent the Regulation of Interception of Communications and Provision of Communication-related Information Amendment (RICA) Bill back to Parliament for review.
Summit addresses construction mafia's impact
Mchunu said the SAPS was also implementing internal measures, including the finalisation of the organisational structure.