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The Film and Publications Board (FPB) is taking significant steps to combat illegal activities, including child pornography, by gaining access to the dark web. This article explores the FPB's recent briefing on harmful online content, the challenges they face, and their ongoing efforts to protect children in South Africa
South Africa's premier military hospital has been left in ruins after decades of failed renovations that have ballooned from R232 million to billions of rands. EFF's Carl Niehaus is demanding accountability as corruption allegations mount and soldiers reportedly die waiting for care at the once world-class facility
Justice Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi uncovers shocking allegations at Palm Ridge Magistrates Court as residents reveal systemic corruption. From elderly citizens losing their homes to bizarre demands for 'pies and coke' as bribes, the visit exposes deep-rooted issues in the justice system. Minister commits to urgent reforms after confronting evidence of misconduct and poor service delivery.
Justice Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi uncovers shocking allegations at Palm Ridge Magistrates Court as residents reveal systemic corruption. From elderly citizens losing their homes to bizarre demands for 'pies and coke' as bribes, the visit exposes deep-rooted issues in the justice system. Minister commits to urgent reforms after confronting evidence of misconduct and poor service delivery.
eThekwini Municipality faces a R771 million funding cut from National Treasury as the R9 billion Go! Durban transport project struggles to get off the ground, with officials confirming no new buses have been purchased despite earlier claims.
South Africa's Minister of Tourism, Patricia de Lille, delivered an inspiring address at ITB Berlin 2025, showcasing the country's diverse tourism experiences and inviting global travellers to explore its beauty.
inance ministers from the world's leading economies failed to reach consensus at the G20 meeting in South Africa, highlighting deepening global divisions on climate finance and economic policies. With notable absences from key nations and against a backdrop of foreign aid cuts, the meeting resulted in a chairman's statement rather than a joint communiqué
President Cyril Ramaphosa makes a landmark admission about South Africa's 30-year failure in implementing crucial early childhood development programmes, while outlining ambitious plans to transform education for 13. 5 million learners. The President's candid acknowledgment at the Basic Education Lekgotla sets the stage for fundamental changes in the country's education landscape.
Minister of Basic Education Siviwe Gwarube emphasises the critical need to address educational inequality at foundation level, while McDonald's SA demonstrates private sector support through innovative Mi Desk donations to Cape Town schools.
Conservation groups file further affidavits in a legal battle against the Minister of Environment toprotect critically endangered African Penguins.