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Minister Gayton McKenzie addresses serious allegations of mismanagement and unaccounted funds in the Silapha Wellness Intervention Programme.
Kaizer Chiefs' dramatic Nedbank Cup semi-final victory raises questions about the need for VAR technology in South African football.
DA and PA MPs' secret trip to Israel raises eyebrows amid calls for diplomatic suspension.
Sports Minister Gayton McKenzie has released a tender for VAR implementation in South African football, with the technology expected to cost up to R80 million plus R70,000 per match. The tender includes equipment supply and comprehensive training programs for officials, marking a significant advancement for PSL and national team matches.
ActionSA has strongly condemned the ongoing failure of government ministers to respond to parliamentary questions, asserting that this persistent evasion of accountability undermines the very foundation of parliamentary oversight.
EFF leader Julius Malema accused ActionSA leader Herman Mashaba and others of secretly plotting against South Africans by supporting the 2025 National Budget's VAT hike.
Minister Gayton McKenzie confirms the introduction of VAR technology in South African football, promising improved decision-making and fairness in the Premier Soccer League
Kevin Lerena will go in defense of his bridgerweight title for the first time since it was relinquished by Lawrance Okolie.
Minister of Sports, Arts and Culture, Gayton McKenzie, offers financial support to veteran actress Nandi Nyembe after she reveals her struggles in a heartfelt video.
Patriotic Alliance leader Gayton McKenzie urges DA leader John Steenhuisen to resign from the GNU after the DA announces plans to challenge the budget approval in court, igniting political controversy.
Gayton McKenzie confronts accusations of kidnapping in the Joshlin Smith case, shedding light on the investigation's challenges.
Gayton McKenzie confronts accusations of kidnapping in the Joshlin Smith case, shedding light on the investigation's challenges.
Minister Khumbudzo Ntshavheni clarifies South Africa’s role in the US ambassador appointment process, stating the country only reviews and accepts or rejects credentials once they are presented, not during selection.
Royal AM players have returned to training following the acquisition of Shauwn "MaMkhize" Mkhize's embattled club by an unnamed Durban businessman.
Chinese Ambassador Wu Peng joins the chorus of congratulations for Zimbabwean swimmer Dr Kirsty Coventry, who makes history as the first African and female president of the International Olympic Committee.
Whoever buys Royal AM faces more than just a football club acquisition – they'll inherit a FIFA transfer ban, unpaid salaries, potential relegation, and millions in debt.
Gayton McKenzie expresses joy over Kirsty Coventry's election as the first African and female president of the International Olympic Committee, marking a historic milestone for sports governance.
The recent pronouncements by Minister of Sports, Arts and Culture, Gayton McKenzie that coloureds, whites and Indians would be given preference for jobs in his department has again reignited a 30-year-old debate on the use of racial quotas in employment.
PA leader Gayton McKenzie insisted that undocumented immigrants working in restaurants and receiving healthcare services should leave, arguing that their presence harms the local economy and contributes to unemployment among South Africans.
South Africa’s Minister of Sports, Art and Culture Gayton Mckenzie has made his prediction on who will finish top 3 for the 2025 Formula 1 season. , backing Lewis Hamilton to win in a Ferrari for the first time.
High-profile bidders including an MK Party MP and international investors are vying to purchase Royal AM football club as SARS forces a sale over R40 million in tax debt.
Gayton McKenzie faces backlash for a job advertisement in his department that allegedly discriminates against Black applicants, prompting calls for his removal from the Department of Sports, Arts and Culture.
GIWUSA criticises Minister McKenzie for favouring certain racial groups in job adverts, demanding immediate action from President Ramaphosa.
The General Industries Workers of South Africa has called on President Cyril Ramaphosa to fire Sports, Arts and Culture Minister Gayton McKenzie over a job advertisement that favoured certain racial groups and excluded black candidates.
Workers union GIWUSA has launched a scathing attack on Sports Minister Gayton McKenzie, demanding his immediate removal after job advertisements explicitly excluded black candidates. The union has given a 7-day ultimatum before pursuing legal action, while McKenzie defends the posts as addressing historical employment imbalances.