MTN backs Starlink's South African operations, contingent on B-BBEE compliance
MTN's endorsement of Starlink's operations in South Africa is contingent on adherence to B-BBEE regulations, raising critical questions about connectivity in rural areas and the future of foreign telecommunications in the nation.
'The NPA is in crisis - And Batohi won't admit it': EFF, DA, Action SA demand urgent reform
South Africa's National Prosecuting Authority is under intense scrutiny as political parties call for urgent reforms and the removal of Advocate Shamila Batohi, following a series of high-profile prosecutorial failures.
'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.
'We are very, very stable': Duduzile Zuma- Sambudla dismisses instability claims in MK Party
Duduzile Zuma Sambudla, MP of the Umkhonto weSizwe Party, firmly denies claims of instability within the party, asserting its focus on growth despite recent leadership changes.
Ntshavheni's silence on arms exports raises concerns over international obligations
After 51 days without a response from Minister Khumbudzo Ntshavheni regarding allegations of South African weapons being used in international conflicts, the Joint Standing Committee on Defence raises urgent concerns over the government's compliance with international treaties.
EFF’s Julius Malema is ‘quietly’ singing ‘Hallelujah hosanna’ over Trump-Musk fallout
As US President Donald Trump and Elon Musk clash, EFF leader Julius Malema “may” find satisfaction, but one political analyst sees no impact on diplomacy.
No Permanent Friends nor Foes in Global Politics
The idea of the world changing has become a habit, year-on-year, that statement provides no new information. Nonetheless, this opinion points out that what is happening [with strong support] is that global relationships are changing–old friends have become foes and new friends have been foes. This particular change rings true for the US and elsewhere. It also provides hope for ongoing disagreements, conflicts and war.
The inquest into Albert Luthuli's death: A family's search for truth
What secrets lie behind the inquest into Inkosi Albert Luthuli's death? Sibongile Mnyandu-Nzimande reveals her family's heart-wrenching story of loss and injustice during apartheid.