SATURDAY, 19 JULY 2025, 01:31
Claims of a potential coup d‘état by the government have been called “unfortunate” and “ill-advised” by security experts, who believe a successful coup in South Africa is unlikely.
Commemorating the on-going growth of the SABC News since 1950.
Disgruntled business owners in the area informed members of Gugulethu SAPS of extortion.
Intelligent Customer Experience company Helm has been recognised as the second-ranked Solutions Provider in Sub-Saharan Africa in the latest SMARTIES Business Impact Index (BII), released in July 2025. This is a prestigious global ranking that identifies companies delivering the most significant real-world business results. Compiled annually by the Mobile Marketing Association (MMA), the BII...
’Our Constitution should make us proud to be South African’ – President Ramaphosa
In a robust Budget Vote debate reply, President Cyril Ramaphosa highlighted the achievements and challenges of South Africa’s young democracy, emphasising the importance of the Government of National Unity (GNU) and the country’s world-renowned Constitution.
The President’s response to the debate...
MoU to promote sustainable development
An agreement to enhance collaboration in research, capacity building, and knowledge sharing in science, technology, and innovation (STI) to promote sustainable development.The Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed by the International Science, Technology and Innovation Centre for South-South Cooperation (ISTIC), in partnership with the...
Police searched the place and discovered tik and cocaine.
AI advancements must not leave developing nations behind
Artificial Intelligence (AI) and rapid technological advancements are changing the global economic landscape, but policymakers must ensure that this shift does not deepen inequality or leave developing nations behind.
This is according to Reserve Bank Governor Lesetja Kganyago who addressed the third G20 Finance Ministers and...
Drugs, sharp objects and cash confiscated at Pollsmoor prison
Drugs, sharp objects and cash are among the items discovered during a successful multidisciplinary search operation conducted at the Pollsmoor Correctional Facility in the Western Cape.
The Wednesday evening operation focused on the Remand Section of the facility and involved an intensive search of remand detainees and...
Eastern Cape government urges families to assist in search for flood victims
The Eastern Cape Provincial Government has called on families who are still searching for missing loved ones in the areas affected by last month’s catastrophic floods, to come forward with information to assist ongoing recovery efforts.
“Your information is vital to help rescue teams determine if any...
SABC marks 75 years of public service journalism
Government has congratulated the South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) as its news division marks 75 years of public service journalism.
“Since its inception in 1950, SABC News has played a critical role in informing, educating and empowering citizens across the country.
“Over the decades, SABC News has evolved alongside...
The organization has been accused by some of blockading public hospitals and denying healthcare
Almost R2 billion required for EC flood recovery housing efforts
As the Eastern Cape moves to the second phase of its intervention, the provincial government has announced that almost R2 billion is needed to address the housing crisis caused by last month’s devastating floods, which claimed 103 lives and displaced thousands.
According to Cooperative Governance and Traditional...
Germany announces €10 million euro investment in Africa’s development
German Vice-Chancellor Lars Klingbeil has announced that Germany will provide an initial contribution of €10 million towards the Group of Twenty (G20) Compact for Africa initiative, which promotes private investment in Africa.
“This is not only a strategic investment, it is one that can boost the growth, create...
Former Constitutional Court Justice Yvonne Mokgoro died in a vehicle accident in last year.
The 12 were granted bail of R10 000 each by the magistrate’s court last week.
Today marks 75 years since the existence of SABC News service.
Mashatile calls for SA and China to shift focus from raw material trade to collaborative industrialisation
South Africa and China are at a crucial juncture in redefining their economic partnership, moving from a focus on raw material trade to a collaborative approach to industrialisation.
This is according to Deputy President Paul Mashatile, who was speaking during a working dinner...
Premier Mokgosi to visit elderly in Mazista
Elderly people in Mazista village in Swartruggens will on Friday be paid a visit by the North West Premier, Lazarus Kagiso Mokgosi.
As part of commemorating International Nelson Mandela Day, the Premier will carry out renovations at a centre for elderly people as well as donate equipment for their vegetable garden and groceries.
Mokgosi...
Global challenges require ‘bold, cooperative leadership’ – Godongwana
The G20 bloc must remain a source of leadership and action in development, as the world economy and countries continue to face a multitude of challenges.
This is the word from Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana, who delivered the opening remarks at the 3rd G20 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors Meeting in...
Mandela Day: New change room facilities at Westbury Open Grounds
The Chairperson of Committees of the Gauteng Provincial Legislature, Bishop Dulton Adams, will lead a Mandela Day activation in Westbury on Friday.
This as South Africans join the global community in commemorating the late former President Nelson Mandela’s legacy on 18 July 2025 for Nelson Mandela International Day,...