Two new Constitutional Court judges appointed
President Cyril Ramaphosa has appointed justice Nambitha Dambuza-Mayosi and justice Katharine Savage as judges of the Constitutional Court.
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The TRC cases inquiry, probing efforts to stall the investigation and prosecution of apartheid-era perpetrators, is taking place in Newtown, Johannesburg, on Friday.
Johannesburg heading for serious financial trouble
Johannesburg’s credit rating outlook was downgraded to negative after delays in publishing its audited financial statements, which has already seen trading in the city’s bonds on the JSE being suspended.
Skeem Saam star Nozi Langa to take over TV screens as Mmaphefo on Emzini
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News24 | Republicans block bid to rein in Trump’s war powers, Democrats vow to force a vote
US House of Representatives Republicans blocked a Democratic effort to end US attacks on Iran, as Donald Trump’s party continued to prevent efforts to rein in the Republican president’s war powers.
News24 | Ramaphosa appoints two new Constitutional Court judges
President Cyril Ramaphosa has appointed Justices Nambitha Dambuza-Mayosi and Kate Savage to the Constitutional Court.
WATCH LIVE | Madlanga Commission of Inquiry Day 88
The Madlanga Commission is investigating corruption and political interference in Tshwane’s police and city administration, focusing on rigged tenders and missing documents, with current hearings featuring key officials and new witness testimony.
WATCH LIVE | Madlanga commission of inquiry continues
The Madlanga commission of inquiry into alleged criminality, political interference and corruption in the criminal justice system continues hearing witness testimonies on Friday.
JOBURG NEWSLETTER: Open Streets come to Joburg and Lira returns to the stage — your weekend guide
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ARENA SPORTS SHOW | Race for coveted Footballer of the Season heats up
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News24 | Action plan to save SA’s most endangered bird
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Making It! 2026 turns creative ambition into real economic momentum
SPONSORED |CDI event marks 25 years of spotlighting talent, strengthening networks, and accelerating pathways into sustainable businesses
Two South African brothers taking an iconic brand global
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The Post Office could have been bought for R5.2 billion – now it needs R3.8 billion to survive
Former Post Office CEO Mark Barnes offered to buy the struggling SOE in 2021. His proposal was rejected, and the Post Office is now fighting to exit business rescue proceedings.
News24 | Furious Trump slams former MAGA commentators as ‘nut jobs’ over Iran war criticism
US President Donald Trump angrily lashed out at multiple well-known conservative commentators who have criticised his war against Iran, slamming his onetime allies as attention-seeking “NUT JOBS”.
Criminal syndicates helped by government officials to rob South Africa of R300 billion a year
South Africa’s illicit economy has become deeply entrenched due to sophisticated cross-border criminal syndicates often aided by state officials, costing the country hundreds of billions in lost tax revenue.