South African Police Recover Human Remains from Crocodile in Dramatic River Operation
South African police recovered human remains from a crocodile in a dramatic river operation involving a helicopter.
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May 2026 (12)
South Africa's AI Crossroads: Complacency Risks Imperialism, But Liberation is Possible
South Africa risks AI-driven imperialism and job losses due to complacency, but can harness the technology for liberation with bold policies.
South African Officials Investigated Over AI-Hallucinated References in Draft AI Policy
South Africa investigates two officials over AI-hallucinated references in a withdrawn draft national AI policy.
South Africa Intensifies Poultry Production Push with Phase 2 Masterplan Commitment
South Africa intensifies poultry production with Phase 2 of the Masterplan, aiming to boost local output and reduce import reliance. Deputy Minister Zuko
IEC Confident 2026 Local Elections Won't Clash with School Exams
South Africa's Electoral Commission is confident the local government elections on November 4, 2026, will not clash with school exams.
eThekwini Municipality Approves Revised Household Figures Amidst Growth and Informal Settlement Concerns
eThekwini Municipality approves revised household figures, adding 98,452 new houses from Stats SA data. This impacts municipal planning and addresses
Chatsworth Caregiver Accused of Plotting Husband's Murder for Financial Gain
A Chatsworth caregiver, Adilutchmee Moodley, is accused of plotting the murder of Stephen Chetty for financial gain and robbery. She faces additional
Two Ex-Police Officers Jailed 17 Years for Murder Case Corruption
Two ex-police officers jailed 17 years each for corruption and defeating justice by interfering with witnesses in a murder case.
Workers' Day Paradox: South Africa's Unemployment Crisis Amidst DA's Job Creation Success
South Africa faces a Workers' Day paradox with 7.8 million unemployed, contrasting with job creation successes reported in DA-governed regions.
Workers' Day: From Global Struggle to South Africa's Employment Challenges
Workers' Day, May 1, commemorates global labor struggles and South Africa's ongoing fight for employment, particularly among youth.
Mugabe's Son Ordered Deported From South Africa After Guilty Pleas
Bellarmine Chatunga Mugabe, son of Robert Mugabe, ordered deported from South Africa after pleading guilty to illegal residency and brandishing a toy gun.
Anti-Migrant Violence in South Africa Sparks International Outcry
Anti-migrant violence in South Africa sparks international outcry, with Ghana protesting harassment of its citizens and reports of Nigerian deaths.
April 2026 (11)
South Africa Sets November 4, 2026, for Local Government Elections
South Africa's local government elections are set for Wednesday, November 4, 2026, President Cyril Ramaphosa announced. The date was officially declared
PA Snags Stellenbosch Ward, DA Takes Uniondale in By-Elections
The Patriotic Alliance won a Stellenbosch ward from the DA, while the DA took a Uniondale ward from the ANC in recent by-elections.
South Africa Sets November 4 Date for Municipal Elections
South Africa announces its next municipal elections will take place on November 4, allowing citizens to vote for local government representatives.
South African Reserve Bank Proposes Shift from Prime Lending Rate to Policy Rate
South African Reserve Bank proposes replacing the prime lending rate with the SARB policy rate to improve transparency and monetary policy transmission.
Ministers Pledge to Eradicate Military Veterans' Housing Backlog by 2029
Ministers Thembi Simelane and Angie Motshekga pledge to eradicate the military veterans' housing backlog by 2029.
South Africa's Water Crisis: A Constitutional Warning on Systemic Governance Failure
South Africa's water crisis deepens, with the Drop Report issuing a constitutional warning on systemic governance failure and deteriorating water systems.
The Hidden Surge: Commercial Crime Undermines South Africa's Safety Narrative
South Africa's official crime stats hide a surge in commercial crime like fraud and scams, which is increasingly targeting citizens and going unnoticed.
Therapy Dog Makes History Supporting Child Witness in South African Court
Therapy dog Toffee Beanz made history supporting a child witness in South Africa's Western Cape High Court, a step towards child-friendly justice.
Zimbabwe Consulate Assists Nationals Displaced by Xenophobic Violence in Eastern Cape
The Zimbabwe Consulate in Cape Town is assisting 67 nationals and 21 children displaced by xenophobic violence in Nompumelelo, Eastern Cape.
Madlanga Commission's Impact on South Africa's Criminal Justice System
The Madlanga Commission is restoring public confidence in South Africa's criminal justice system by exposing corruption and leading to swift arrests and
South Africa's Deepening Jobs Crisis Demands Bold Intervention
South Africa faces a deepening jobs crisis, creating only 130,000 net jobs annually, requiring bold interventions to tackle high unemployment.
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September 2024 (2)
Mosimane Cautions Against Overconfidence After Bafana's AFCON Qualifying Win
Pitso Mosimane cautions Bafana Bafana against overconfidence after their 2-1 AFCON 2027 qualifying win against Guinea, emphasizing continued development.
Cardoso Backs Mosimane, Stresses National Team Unity
Miguel Cardoso supports Bafana Bafana's new coach Pitso Mosimane, emphasizing national team unity and that players belong to the country, not their clubs.
June 2024 (2)
The Unfinished Business of Soweto: 50 Years On
50 years after the Soweto Uprising, South Africa has progressed, but economic exclusion and inequality leave the journey for youth incomplete.
DA Leader Calls for Steenhuisen's Sacking as Agriculture Minister Amidst Cabinet Shuffle
DA leader Geordin Hill-Lewis calls for Agriculture Minister John Steenhuisen's sacking amid South Africa's cabinet reshuffle and coalition government