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NPA secures right to appeal Omotoso acquittal
The Supreme Court of Appeal has granted the National Prosecuting Authority leave to appeal the controversial acquittal of Nigerian televangelist Timothy Omotoso.
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Fresh US strikes hit Iranian port city as naval blockade reinstated
Iran has reported new US strikes on the southern port city of Bushehr, home to the country’s only civilian nuclear plant.
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Social grant payments will continue uninterrupted, minister assures beneficiaries
South Africa’s newly appointed minister of social development has moved to calm concerns among grant beneficiaries, assuring them that monthly payments will not be affected by the transition to a…
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Minister steps in over state of disrepair at Algoa Park police barracks
Claims of dire conditions at the Algoa Park police barracks have prompted the deployment of a government task team to assess the facility.
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OUTA takes government to court over AARTO rollout without key protections
The Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse (OUTA) has filed an urgent High Court application to halt Phase 2 of the AARTO system.
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Trade union demands accountability over R1.7 billion municipal pension debt
The union demands criminal prosecution of officials for municipalities’ R1.7 billion unpaid pension contributions, labeling it as theft and fraud.
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Opposition parties demand full disclosure on R31-million World Cup bill
Minister Gayton McKenzie faces scrutiny over R31-million spending for the FIFA World Cup, lacking detailed budget transparency amid funding issues.
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England meet Argentina in World Cup semi loaded with history
Argentina chase back-to-back World Cups as Messi faces England in politically charged semi-final with historical tensions adding drama in Atlanta.
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Elite SAPS team to investigate murder of anti-migrant protest leader
The March and March Movement to pay tribute to slain Gauteng leader Somgaxa with memorial service and march for justice ahead of the funeral.
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OPINION | The tide is turning: why this anti-corruption drive feels different
Recent anti-corruption efforts in South Africa show promise with arrests and investigations, but systemic changes are essential for lasting impact.
