The GNU is an ANC government and will ice out parties that disagree – Lesufi
Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi says the ANC invited other GNU parties into government, and can therefore continue without them if they disagree with ANC policies.
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South Africa to withdraw troops from Congo
South Africa will withdraw its troops from the United Nations peacekeeping mission in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
‘Happy Feet’: A small reminder with a big message
Protecting African penguins isn’t just about saving a species – it’s about protecting a piece of our natural heritage.
Prominent South African company gets green light to cut hundreds of jobs
The Labour Court dismissed MISA’s bid to stop Motus’s retrenchment process, clearing the way for restructuring driven by pressure on margins from the rise of affordable Chinese vehicles.
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Armindo Joaquim Pacula, who stands accused of killing Warrick ‘DJ Warras’ Stock, intends to enter into a plea agreement.
Getting ready for the rugby world cup in Australia
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News24 | Gauteng court dismisses bail appeal of church leader accused of bribing judge
International Pentecost Holiness Church (IPHC) leader Bhekumzi Mike Sandlana – accused of bribing a Gauteng High Court Judge – will remain behind bars after an appeal against his bail refusal was dismissed.
Everything you need to know about the Super Bowl in America
The 60th Super Bowl in America just delivered a historic victory for Seattle and a vibrant halftime show. Here is a look at the big event.
Reinstated corruption-accused municipal CFO has been a funder of the ANC
Corruption-accused Matlosana CFO Mercy Phetla, recently dismissed then reinstated, had her foundation sponsor ANC’s 2026 January 8th golf day.
Iconic R1.6 billion shopping mall in South Africa’s capital city being sold
Hyprop plans to sell half of its stake in Woodlands Boulevard for around R790 million.
BBM & Mxit: The Devices That Defined Mobile Culture
Relive the era of BBM pins and Mxit chat rooms. A nostalgic look at the iconic mobile phones and tactile keyboards that defined a generation.
South African telecoms giant bets big on Egypt
Vodacom has acquired spectrum from the Egyptian government for around R5.6 billion, encouraged by the country’s pro-investment landscape, growth outlook and regulatory safeguards.
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These are eight roasts worth your time that ask very little of you upfront, then reward you hours later with tenderness, depth, and delicious aromas wafting through the whole house.
South Africa’s richest province on the edge of a serious disaster
Gauteng faces a looming water crisis as ageing infrastructure, rising demand, massive water losses, and delays to the Lesotho Highlands project threaten severe shortages.
Cape Town traffic: A daily reality for locals
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News24 | Busisiwe Mavuso | Ramaphosa must pick a side on power reform — now
Eskom’s argument that it should own the grid assets rather than have them housed in the independent Transmission Systems Operator is flawed, says Busisiwe Mavuso.
Top South African mining CEO splits after seven months
Copper 360’s commercial executive and CEO, who had only been at the helm for seven months, have taken an immediate leave of absence.
South African electricity prices to soar, and Tembisa corruption kingpin to get luxury cars back
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News24 | Heavy rainfall, flooding in Overstrand as emergency teams respond to high call volumes
As relentless rain batters parts of the Western Cape, multiple homes in Hawston are flooded – and residents have been warned to brace for more.
Double tax hike on the cards for South Africa
The 2026 Budget could see hikes on two taxes in South Africa, presenting risks to the country’s inflation outlook for the rest of the year.