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Mthatha protest calls on traditional leaders to keep foreigners out
The Phakama Movement protested outside Home Affairs in Mthatha, urging traditional leaders to prevent foreigners from settling in their areas.
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South Africa withdraws asylum order after violent clashes
South Africa withdrew asylum processing order after violent clashes in Soweto and Durban saw cars torched and foreign-run stores looted.
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Confusion surrounds Zuma’s health after hospital visit this week
Conflicting reports emerge about Jacob Zuma’s health after hospital visit this week, with family contradicting MK Party’s routine check-up claim.
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El Niño to peak in December, could be strongest since 1950
El Niño will intensify before peaking in December and could become one of the strongest events recorded since 1950, UN warns.
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Munisipaliteite vaar steeds vrotsig met vullisterreine, mislukkings wydverspreid
Die nuutste ouditverslag oor vullisterreine dui aan dat tekortkominge in operasionele bestuur, infrastruktuur of nakoming van basiese vereistes oor die land heen voorkom.
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Five dead in Willowvale mass shooting, SAPS investigates
Five young men were shot dead and a sixth person seriously injured when three unknown suspects stormed a flat in an informal settlement in Willowvale.
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Government moves to ban cash scrap sales as calls grow for sabotage charges
The drastic intervention, spearheaded by draft amendments to the Second-Hand Goods Act, aims to choke off the untraceable financial incentives that fuel widespread cable theft, blackouts, and infrastructure destruction across…
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Health department rejects claims of maternity bed crisis
The Department of Health rejects claims that pregnant women are giving birth on hospital floors, saying beds and mattresses have been provided.
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NPA opposes bail for attorney in multi-million RAF fraud case
The NPA will oppose bail for KuGompo attorney Precious Muleya, accused of defrauding the RAF of approximately R5.2 million through allegedly fraudulent claims.
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Political killings in South Africa reach record high ahead of local elections
South Africa records 43 political killings from January to September, surpassing annual totals as local elections approach in November.
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