Is the NPA failing South Africa? A deep dive into incompetence and corruption
The NPA faces a credibility crisis that jeopardises justice in South Africa. This article explores the systemic failures and corruption allegations undermining its integrity.
The fallout from Floyd Shivambu's Malawi visit: A closer look at his MK Party removal
Floyd Shivambu's controversial tenure as secretary-general of the MK Party ends following his unauthorised visit to Malawi, raising questions about his loyalty and the internal dynamics of the party.
Floyd Shivambu's controversial leadership ends at MK Party
Floyd Shivambu's controversial leadership of the MK Party ends, sparking debates over party loyalty and future direction.
EFF's challenge to fuel levy hike dismissed
The Western Cape High Court has ruled against the EFF's urgent application to block a 4% fuel levy increase, citing the need for regulatory changes. This decision is expected to impact low-income households significantly as the EFF continues its legal battle.
Fuel levy increase confirmed as EFF's urgent application is dismissed
The Western Cape High Court has dismissed the EFF's urgent application against a 4% fuel levy increase, allowing the hike to proceed. The EFF argues that the increase disproportionately affects low-income households and violates constitutional rights.
Western Cape High court dismisses EFF's challenge to fuel levy increase
The Western Cape High Court has ruled against the EFF's urgent application to block a 4% fuel levy increase, citing the need for regulatory changes. This decision is expected to impact low-income households significantly as the EFF continues its legal battle.
ATM calls for the ban of Elon Musk's Starlink in South Africa, citing legal concerns
The African Transformation Movement has urged the South African government to ban Elon Musk's Starlink service, citing legal violations and threats to national sovereignty amid a controversial claim by Musk regarding race and business operations
TUT vice-chancellor faces legal action from Bapedi Kingdom if campus issue remains unresolved
The Bapedi Kingdom has issued a 14-day ultimatum to TUT's Vice-Chancellor, Professor Tinyiko Maluleke, demanding a response regarding the establishment of a campus in Sekhukhune. If ignored, the kingdom threatens legal action, raising questions about the future of higher education in the region.
ANC Peter Mokaba regional conference, where chairs were thrown amidst fistfights, may get a rerun
The ANC Peter Mokaba regional conference in Limpopo could be rerun due to complaints of irregularities, with allegations of disqualified branches and chaotic proceedings raising concerns about the legitimacy of the process.
Why some in the ANC Youth League are backing Kgosientsho Ramokgopa for party presidenct in 2027
The ANC Youth League in Gauteng and Limpopo has endorsed Kgosientsho Ramokgopa as their preferred candidate for the ANC presidency in 2027, highlighting his youth and potential to lead the party forward amidst a competitive succession debate.
More Afrikaners leave for the US
US President Donald Trump allegedly exploits claims of white genocide in South Africa for political gain, as Afrikaners begin their resettlement journey to the US.
How deal was struck to save National Lottery from shutdown
Trade, Industry, and Competition Minister Parks Tau's intervention has averted a potential shutdown of the National Lottery, granting Ithuba a 12-month temporary operating license amidst legal challenges and economic concerns.
National Lottery saved from shutdown: The deal behind the scenes
Trade Minister Parks Tau's intervention prevents a National Lottery shutdown, granting Ithuba a temporary license amid ongoing licensing disputes and uncertainty about the lottery's future.
Trump allies' fact finding mission on white farmers and genocide may not change US President's mind
Mark Burns, a close ally of Donald Trump, returns from South Africa with insights that challenge the narrative of genocide against white farmers, highlighting the farmers' concerns about crime instead
How deal was struck to save National Lottery from shutdown
Trade, Industry, and Competition Minister Parks Tau's intervention has averted a potential shutdown of the National Lottery, granting Ithuba a 12-month temporary operating license amidst legal challenges and economic concerns.
Starlink under scrutiny: Minister Malatsi backs ICASA's probe into unauthorised services
Communications Minister Solly Malatsi supports ICASA's investigation into Starlink, a satellite internet service accused of operating illegally in South Africa. The probe follows allegations from the MK Party regarding unauthorised services and potential violations of telecommunications law.
Icasa could clip Starlink's wings if found to be operating illegally
Communications Minister Solly Malatsi endorses ICASA's investigation into Starlink's alleged illegal operations in South Africa, responding to serious claims from the uMkhonto weSizwe Party regarding licensing violations.
Minister Malatsi backs ICASA's probe into Starlink's alleged unauthorised operations
Communications Minister Solly Malatsi endorses ICASA's investigation into Starlink's alleged illegal operations in South Africa, responding to serious claims from the uMkhonto weSizwe Party regarding licensing violations.
EFF threatens court action over proposed fuel levy increase
The EFF has issued a stern ultimatum to Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana, demanding the withdrawal of a controversial fuel levy increase set for June 2025, warning of legal action that could escalate the ongoing budget crisis.
Corné Mulder criticises BEE laws amid Trump-Ramaphosa meeting controversy
In a heated parliamentary exchange, Corné Mulder's fierce criticism of BEE laws ignites controversy, prompting a robust defence from President Cyril Ramaphosa.
GNU’s ‘clearing house’ called into question
The GNU Clearing House Mechanism may not be able to fulfil its intended role.
DA posing a challenge to GNU internal resolution body
The GNU Clearing House Mechanism may not be able to fulfil its intended role.
Genocide case against Israel here to stay, says Ramaphosa
Despite speculation surrounding President Ramaphosa's meeting with Donald Trump, the South African government remains committed to its International Court of Justice case against Israel, asserting that withdrawal is not an option.
Limpopo agency intervenes in Great North Transport's pension fund scandal
Facing allegations of mismanagement, the Limpopo Economic Development Agency is stepping in to resolve the pension fund crisis affecting over 945 employees of Great North Transport.
Chairs thrown at chaotic ANC Limpopo regional conference
Amid violent clashes and allegations of irregularities, ANC provincial secretary Reuben Madadzhe defends the legitimacy of the Peter Mokaba Regional Elective Conference, where Polokwane mayor John Mpe was re-elected unopposed.