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Mamelodi Sundowns goalkeeper Denis Onyango believes captain Themba Zwane's timely return from injury could be pivotal in their quest for domestic and continental glory.
Mcebisi Jonas, appointed as South Africa's Special Envoy to the US, faces significant challenges in mending diplomatic relations amid rising tensions and economic tariffs.
Despite the March 31 deadline for relocation, Taiwan's embassy in Pretoria remains operational, as the South African government and Taipei continue discussions on the future of diplomatic ties.
South African sugar industry faces significant economic challenges as US maintains 10% import tariff with the threat of returning to 30% punitive tariffs, says SA Canegrowers CEO Dr Thomas Funke.
Once a crime-ridden rubbish dump, Moja Gabedi in Hatfield has been dramatically transformed into a flourishing urban garden and learning centre by the University of Pretoria, removing 3 000 tons of waste and creating a safe haven that's now benefiting hundreds of students and community members alike.
Bishop Bafana Stephen Zondo, facing multiple rape charges, has demanded the judge's recusal, claiming judicial bias after his application for discharge was dismissed.
Bishop Bafana Stephen Zondo, facing multiple rape charges, has demanded the judge's recusal, claiming judicial bias after his application for discharge was dismissed. The Rivers of Living Waters Church leader argues that Judge Mosopa has prematurely concluded his guilt, threatening his right to a fair trial.
A Congolese national facing 13 charges related to assault and torture at Pretoria's Zanzou nightclub has been granted R10 000 bail despite five victims identifying him in police line-ups. The magistrate ruled it was 'in the interests of justice' while prosecutors warn more victims may come forward.
The Gauteng High Court, Pretoria, has rejected a homeowner's application challenging the City of Tshwane's electricity disconnection practices, ruling that municipal by-laws legally permit cutting power without warning when tampering is suspected. The case highlights the municipality's ongoing battle against electricity theft through manipulated prepaid meters.
The United States has imposed 31% tariffs on South African exports, including vehicles, precious metals, and agricultural products. As economic pressure mounts, local and international experts are urging South Africa to diversify its trade partnerships beyond traditional markets to mitigate impact and ensure economic resilience.
Primrose Medisane's 17-year battle with the Department of Home Affairs has culminated in a landmark victory and revealed the harsh realities of statelessness for women.
After a 17-year struggle against the Department of Home Affairs, Primrose Medisane finally receives her birth certificate and ID, shedding light on the dire consequences of statelessness for women in South Africa.
After a 17-year struggle against the Department of Home Affairs, Primrose Medisane finally receives her birth certificate and ID, shedding light on the dire consequences of statelessness for women in South Africa.
A Congolese national arrested in connection with a brutal assault at a Pretoria nightclub awaits a bail decision next week, as legal arguments unfold in court.
Congressman Ronny Jackson has introduced legislation that could fundamentally alter US-South Africa relations by enabling sanctions against South African officials deemed to be aligning with US adversaries. The bill reflects growing tensions as South Africa strengthens ties with China, Russia, and Iran, while experts warn the move could backfire on US interests in the Global South.
A 41-year-old Congolese national linked to the notorious Zanzou nightclub torture case will learn his fate next Wednesday when the Pretoria Magistrate's Court decides on his bail application. Despite holding a temporary asylum seeker permit, prosecutors argue he remains a flight risk.
A 41-year-old Congolese national linked to the notorious Zanzou nightclub torture case will learn his fate next Wednesday when the Pretoria Magistrate's Court decides on his bail application. Despite holding a temporary asylum seeker permit, prosecutors argue he remains a flight risk.
A Gauteng father who violently murdered and raped his 8-day-old daughter as 'revenge' against the women in his life has been sentenced to two life terms in prison. The judge described his actions as 'barbaric and monstrous' with the post-mortem revealing horrific injuries to the infant.
A Gauteng father who violently murdered and raped his 8-day-old daughter as 'revenge' against the women in his life has been sentenced to two life terms in prison. The judge described his actions as 'barbaric and monstrous' with the post-mortem revealing horrific injuries to the infant.
The US Embassy in Pretoria has condemned the 'Kill the Boer' chant despite South Africa's Constitutional Court ruling in favour of the EFF, highlighting growing diplomatic tensions between the two nations. This stance follows President Trump's Executive Order suspending US assistance to South Africa and opening immigration pathways for Afrikaners fleeing perceived threats.
Soshanguve mourns as night patroller death toll rises to seven.
South African queens from various kingdoms gather to enhance their roles in community leadership, focusing on peace making and conflict resolution in a patriarchal society
The US Embassy in Pretoria has officially clarified that Leo Brent Bozell has not been appointed as ambassador to South Africa, despite recent reports claiming otherwise. The embassy emphasises that the Senate confirmation process must be completed before any nominee can assume the role.
The Zanzou Bar torture scandal deepens as an eighth victim steps forward, while a suspect appears in Pretoria Magistrate's Court facing sexual assault charges related to incidents where victims were allegedly forced to perform sexual acts on themselves.
For nearly three decades, the Centre for Child Law has fearlessly challenged laws and policies to protect South Africa's most vulnerable children. From ensuring education access for disabled children to fighting for climate justice, discover how this University of Pretoria-based organisation continues to transform children's constitutional rights from paper to reality.