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AfriForum has accused Minister Khumbudzo Ntshavheni of deliberately spreading falsehoods about their meeting with SAPS, denying they ever conceded misrepresenting farm murder statistics. The escalating dispute highlights growing tensions between the civil rights group and government amid international lobbying efforts and South Africa's position on Gaza.
The City of Johannesburg is reconsidering the diplomatic implications of renaming Sandton Drive after Palestinian activist Leila Khaled, especially in light of strained relations with the US following Donald Trump's election. While public consultations showed majority support for the name change, Mayor Morero emphasises that diplomatic sensitivity must be prioritised to protect South Africa's international relations.
The City of Johannesburg is reconsidering the diplomatic implications of renaming Sandton Drive after Palestinian activist Leila Khaled, especially in light of strained relations with the US following Donald Trump's election. While public consultations showed majority support for the name change, Mayor Morero emphasises that diplomatic sensitivity must be prioritised to protect South Africa's international relations.
The Economic Freedom Fighters have opposed the potential appointment of Joel Pollak as the US Ambassador to South Africa, labelling him a 'white supremacist' and vowing to block his entry into the country.
Trade union Solidarity warns of potential pilot exodus at FlySafair due to controversial new rostering system, while the airline defends changes as industry standard. Tensions mount ahead of crucial salary negotiations
Vincent Magwenya, spokesperson for the presidency, emphasises the importance of timing in building a beneficial relationship and addresses concerns about engagement with the Trump administration.
Ernst Roets told IOL that the Pioneer Initiative will be aimed at fostering a sustainable political future for South Africa, focusing on Afrikaner self-governance and autonomy.
The DA and Solidarity Movement's recent US visits have sparked controversy in South African politics, with both groups defending their diplomatic missions against accusations of seeking Trump's favour. While the groups maintain different objectives, their trips have highlighted growing tensions in SA-US relations.
Health minister Dr Aaron Motsoaledi has told the members of the National Assembly that South Africa must take responsibility for the HIV/AIDS funding crisis after US President Donald Trump slashed funding aid.
Ernst Roets reveals he has received death threats after his controversial interview on The Tucker Carlson Show, igniting fierce debate in South Africa.
AfriForum said their visit at the White House stemmed from frustrations with the South African government's refusal to address their concerns.