WEDNESDAY, 17 DECEMBER 2025, 07:38
The Stellenbosch municipal council has asked its human resources manager to explain why he should not be suspended after the circulation of a viral video of him suggesting that life for white employees should be made “difficult” until they resign.
Minister in the Presidency Khumbudzo Ntshavheni is on Friday briefing the media on the outcomes of a cabinet meeting held on Wednesday.
Nelson Mandela’s grandson says Palestinians’ lives under Israeli occupation are worse than anything black South Africans experienced under apartheid — and has urged the global community to come to their aid.
The City of Johannesburg council has rescinded the controversial closed-circuit television cameras bylaw it promulgated earlier this year.
So tense are the dynamics in the Luthuli House youth wing that calls have intensified for an early conference
Social Development Minister Sisisi Tolashe has hit back at suspended department spokesperson Lumka Oliphant over “misleading” interviews.
Critics argue many new parties are breakaways from existing organisations, making it unnecessary to form a new party with the same principles.
City of Ekurhuleni executive mayor Nkosindiphile Xhakaza says things are looking positive in the city, with improved revenue collection and service delivery.
A municipality flagged by the auditor-general for financial mismanagement and poor service delivery in the Free State has been ordered by the high court to settle a debt of more than R1bn owed to the department of water and sanitation.
Department’s incompetence could lead to another hostage situation, warns ANC Veterans’ League president Snuki Zikalala
The ANC has expressed its dismay with how Limpopo chairperson Stan Mathabatha’s step-aside letter was circulated on social media on Monday night.
Former ANC MP Boy Mamabolo has terminated his ANC membership after 29 years in the party, revealing plans to register a new party, “Born to Win”.
The EFF in Gauteng says the appointments of some senior managers in the City of Tshwane are unlawful, including that of city manager Johann Mettler, warning the move has worsened the metro’s service delivery crisis.
The employment and labour minister Nomakhosazana Meth says she is deeply concerned about ongoing retrenchments that are leading to heavy job losses.
The old Ulundi legislature building in northern KwaZulu-Natal is set for comprehensive refurbishment by the department of public works and infrastructure before being transferred to the provincial cooperative government department (Cogta) to serve as the house of traditional leaders.
The Zulu royal family has distanced itself from an attempt to sow divisions between King Misuzulu KaZwelithini and the KwaZulu-Natal government.
The SA Human Rights Commission (SAHRC) is expected to urgently take Sports, Arts and Culture Minister Gayton McKenzie to court over old tweets in which he used the “k-word”.
Portfolio committee outlines priorities for sustainable development goals and debt reform
In an unprecedented move, the chairperson of the ANC in Limpopo, Stan Mathabatha, has resigned from his position over concerns about how regional conferences in the province are run.
KwaZulu-Natal co-operative governance and traditional affairs MEC Thulasizwe Buthelezi’s decision to place Umkhanyakude district municipality under administration has been revoked.
MK Party’s labour desk has vowed to take over the running of the fresh produce market in Clairwood, Durban, if it wins enough votes in the 2026 local government elections.