Elon Musk's influence on Trump: A closer look at the Afrikaner genocide debate
As Donald Trump and Elon Musk publicly clash, questions arise about the potential impact on US-South Africa relations, particularly concerning the contentious issue of Afrikaner genocide.
Mango Airlines moves closer to resuming operations after four years
Mango Airlines is on the brink of resuming operations, four years after being grounded. The business rescue practitioner outlines the process for ticket refunds and what passengers need to know about their unused tickets.
Mango Airlines set to restart flights: Key updates for ticket holders
Mango Airlines is poised to resume operations after a four-year hiatus, offering crucial updates on ticket refunds and verification processes for affected passengers.
Dr Snuki Zikalala heads Johannesburg's new 'Bomb Squad' to tackle municipal challenges
Johannesburg's mayor unveils a dynamic 'Bomb Squad' led by Dr Snuki Zikalala, comprising seasoned former executives, to tackle pressing municipal challenges and revitalise service delivery in the city.
The R13 million library in Orange Farm: A year of unfulfilled promises
After a grand opening just before the elections, the R13 million library in Drieziek sits unused, leaving the community frustrated and demanding answers from local officials.
Rand Water calls for patience as critical maintenance disrupts supply in Gauteng, Mpumalanga, and North West
Rand Water's critical maintenance work is causing water supply disruptions across Gauteng, Mpumalanga, and North West, prompting officials to urge residents to remain patient as recovery efforts are under way.
Midvaal Municipality shines at Salga audit awards with five prestigious accolades
Midvaal Local Municipality's exceptional financial management has earned it five prestigious accolades at the Salga annual municipal audit awards, showcasing its commitment to excellence and setting a benchmark for others in the 2023/24 financial year.
SIU investigates Housing Development Agency projects
The SIU's investigation into the Housing Development Agency reveals potential corruption and maladministration that could cost South Africa millions.
Corruption probe: SIU investigates Housing Development Agency projects
The SIU's investigation into the Housing Development Agency reveals potential corruption and maladministration that could cost South Africa millions.
Trump's pastor Mark Burns speaks out against Malema and EFF's 'Kill the Boer' chant
Pastor Mark Burns, a prominent supporter of Donald Trump, shares his views on Julius Malema and the EFF's controversial rhetoric in South Africa, arguing that their divisive chants are losing traction among South Africans.
South Africa considers quotas for foreign nationals in the labour market
The government is contemplating the introduction of quotas to limit foreign nationals in the labour market, amid concerns over high unemployment rates and the need to protect citizens' interests.
Mark Burns, Trump's top pastor, challenges genocide claims against white farmers in South Africa
During his visit to South Africa, televangelist Mark Burns confronts the narrative of white genocide against farmers, shedding light on the realities of safety and trade relations between the US and South Africa.
Johannesburg's R89. 4 billion budget faces fierce opposition from councillors
Johannesburg's opposition councillors are sounding the alarm over the city's R89. 4 billion budget for 2025/26, claiming it neglects urgent municipal crises and fails to support struggling residents.
Ekurhuleni unveils R68. 8 billion budget: What it means for residents
Ekurhuleni's Finance MMC Jongisizwe Dlabathi presents a comprehensive R68. 8 billion budget for the 2025/26 financial year, detailing tariff increases and plans for enhanced service delivery.
Matshepo More, PIC return to CCMA after unfair dismissal ruling
Matshepo More, former CFO of the Public Investment Corporation, returns to the CCMA after a landmark ruling that deemed her dismissal unfair, igniting further legal battles.
Joburg allocates R6. 4 billion for infrastructure repairs and urban renewal
Johannesburg's Finance MMC unveils a R6. 4 billion budget for vital infrastructure repairs, including the rehabilitation of Lilian Ngoyi Street, promising improved urban safety and enhanced service delivery for residents
Joburg's budget aims to combat crime and improve safety
Discover how Joburg's R89. 4 billion budget aims to enhance public safety and combat rampant crime, with strategic initiatives for the Johannesburg Metropolitan Police Department.
City of Johannesburg's R89. 4 billion budget: Prioritising economic growth and support for vulnerable communities
Margaret Arnolds, Johannesburg's Finance MMC, unveils a fully funded R89. 4 billion budget for 2025/26, designed to bolster economic resilience and uplift vulnerable communities amidst ongoing challenges.
Controversy erupts over Joburg's senior appointments: Gauteng MEC addresses DA's claims
In response to the DA's claims, Gauteng MEC Jacob Mamabolo promises a thorough investigation into Joburg's controversial senior appointments.
Constitutional Court to decide on CPS's profits from unlawful social grants contract
Freedom Under Law pushes for accountability as the Constitutional Court prepares to rule on CPS's profits from an unlawful social grants contract.
Sibusiso Myeni's Franko golfer T-shirt sells out: A fashion success story
Discover how Sibusiso Myeni transformed from a university student to a sought-after fashion designer, celebrating the sell-out success of his Franko golfer T-shirt for Amazulu.
Johann Rupert's remarks on gang violence ignite debate on race and crime in South Africa
Billionaire Johann Rupert's comments on gang violence in the Cape Flats during a meeting with President Trump have sparked a heated debate over the intersection of race and crime in South Africa.
South Africa's municipal workers gain surrogacy leave rights
A landmark agreement in South Africa grants municipal workers three months of paid leave for surrogacy, ensuring equality in parental rights.
NUM demands accountability from Sibanye-Stillwater following Kloof mine incident
NUM expresses dissatisfaction with Sibanye-Stillwater's handling of the Kloof mine incident, where over 300 mineworkers were trapped underground, highlighting issues of transparency and safety.
Victims of apartheid-era violations urge Mbeki and ex-minister to await TRC commission
Families of apartheid-era victims are pursuing legal action against the government, seeking accountability for its failure to prosecute cases referred by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, as they fight for justice and recognition of their suffering.