
Chief Zuma to appear for bail hearing in DA Chief Whip’s murder
DA’s Umngeni Municipality Chief Whip Nhlalayenza Ndlovu was shot dead in Howick in 2023.
FRIDAY, 08 AUGUST 2025, 09:57
DA’s Umngeni Municipality Chief Whip Nhlalayenza Ndlovu was shot dead in Howick in 2023.
This follows the suspension of HOD Nontsikelelo Sisulu and CFO Mduduzi Malope.
Several of the foundations involved in the process have raised concerns about the management of logistics relating to the national dialogue, with some threatening to withdraw their participation days before it starts
Ntshavheni has welcomed the progress made so far in preparation for the upcoming G20 meeting
The tariff is due to be implemented in less than 24 hours’ time.
Minister in the Presidency brief the media on the outcomes of the Cabinet meeting.
South Africa faces the highest tariff rates in the sub-Saharan Africa.
South Africa faces the highest rate in sub-Saharan Africa.
The party reports an increase from 584,357 to 1,479,257, figures that a far cry from previous reports
The party says it aligns itself to BRICS and has no alliances to Commonwealth.
Rev. Boesak rejects the term “uprising,” insisting it should be called what it truly was a massacre
Families and survivors of apartheid-era crimes have accused the government of interference
Three Alfred Duma Local Municipality officials have got life imprisonment for killing Hlatshwayo
The ANC accused the DA of wanting to dilute the country’s economic transformative agenda.
There are claims that two KZN MECs’ families improperly benefitted from tenders.
The ANC’s National Executive Committee meeting was held over the weekend.
The two were suspended after a provincial forensic investigation found financial irregularities.
The applicants seek constitutional damages for government’s failure to probe political crimes
KZN Police Commissioner Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi has accused senior SAPS officials of corruption.
Gauteng premier Panyaza Lesufi says the lifestyle audit of health department head Lesiba Malotana is still outstanding and he will decide his future as soon as it is finalised.
The police have spent more than R169m on VIP protection services for members of the legislature, judiciary and ad hoc VIPs in the past five financial years