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Cape Town Police Precincts Dominate SA's Top Murder Rankings
Eleven Cape Town police precincts rank among South Africa's top 30 for murder, with Mfuleni and Nyanga leading the list.
Women Shaping South Africa's Legal Landscape
Four women in South Africa's legal profession share their experiences, the barriers they've overcome, and their vision for a more inclusive future.
South Africa's Whistle-Blowers Face Deadly Silence as Masterminds Evade Justice
South African whistle-blowers face deadly risks as masterminds of attacks evade justice while hitmen are caught.
South Africa Implements 20% Duty on Imported Peanut Butter to Bolster Local Industry
South Africa has implemented a 20% duty on imported peanut butter to support its local industry, potentially affecting prices of some products.
South African Retailers' Cashier Wages Exceed Minimum Wage, Woolworths Leads
South African retailers' cashiers generally earn above the national minimum wage, with Woolworths paying the highest rates, according to a new analysis.
UN Watchdog Raises Alarm Over Surge in Xenophobia and Hate Crimes in South Africa
A UN watchdog raises alarm over a surge in xenophobia and hate crimes against migrants in South Africa, with at least 50,000 displaced.
Minister Assures 100th Comrades Marathon Will Proceed Amidst Federation Dispute
Minister Gayton McKenzie assures the 100th Comrades Marathon will proceed on June 13, 2027, despite a dispute between athletics federations.
SASSA Reviews November Grant Dates Ahead of Elections
SASSA is reviewing its November 2026 grant payment schedule to accommodate the upcoming local government elections scheduled for 4 November.
Jonas Urges South Africa and Canada to Bolster Middle-Power Cooperation Amidst Global Shifts
Mcebisi Jonas urges South Africa and Canada to bolster middle-power cooperation amid global shifts, advocating for multilateralism and institutional
South Africa's Land Reform: A Stalled Promise
South Africa's land reform program has failed to significantly redistribute land to the Black majority, reinforcing existing divides over 30 years after
UberX Discontinued Nationwide in South Africa
UberX will be discontinued nationwide in South Africa starting September 1. The company aims to simplify its product offering for clearer categories.
South Africa's Transplant Paradox: Advanced Medicine Meets Critical Donor Shortage
South Africa has advanced transplant medicine but faces a critical shortage of organ donors, leaving thousands awaiting life-saving procedures.
Cape Town Seeks Public Input on Updated Animal Keeping By-law
Cape Town is seeking public input on its updated draft Animal Keeping By-law, which aims to modernize regulations on stray animals, nuisance animals, and
South Africa's Men's Hockey Team Eliminated from World Cup After Pakistan Shoot-out Loss
South Africa's men's hockey team was eliminated from the FIH Hockey World Cup after a shoot-out loss to Pakistan, finishing 12th overall.
South Africa's Luxury Property Market Thrives Amidst Slight Dip in Overall Confidence
South Africa's luxury property market thrives, especially in the Western Cape, with homes over R4.5 million seeing increased activity despite a slight dip
Deputy Minister Visits Merewent Cheshire Home, Urges Sustained Support for Disability Care
Deputy Minister Mmapaseka Steve Letsike visited Merewent Cheshire Home in Durban, urging sustained support for disability care services.
The Architect of Naspers' Tencent Fortune and His Untimely Departure
Hans Hawinkels details his instrumental role in Naspers' R3 trillion Tencent investment and his departure from the company.
Springboks Level Series Against All Blacks in Cape Town Thriller
South Africa's Springboks defeated New Zealand 33-26 in Cape Town, leveling their four-test series at 1-1 and handing the All Blacks their first loss of
Netstar Launches Digital Learning Centre in Hillbrow to Empower Youth
Netstar launches a digital learning centre in Hillbrow, Johannesburg, to equip local youth with vital STEM, robotics, and coding skills for the digital
South Africa's Record Harvest Faces El Niño Threat
South Africa anticipates a record harvest of 21.56 million tonnes, but El Niño poses a future threat to food security and prices.
Tshwane Metro Loses Millions Amidst Broader Economic and Development News
Tshwane Metro lost R155.4 million in development funds. Other news includes Jannie Mouton's investments, gaming price hikes, a new mall, and Western Cape
Conflicting Court Rulings Create Crypto Exchange Control Uncertainty in South Africa
Conflicting South African court rulings on cryptocurrency transfers have created regulatory uncertainty regarding exchange control. New regulations are
Rand Edges Up Ahead of Fed Chair's Jackson Hole Remarks
The South African rand edged up ahead of Federal Reserve Chair's remarks at the Jackson Hole symposium. Investors await global monetary policy cues.
SAPS Urges Women Officers to Embrace Leadership and Restore Public Trust
SAPS Acting National Commissioner Puleng Dimpane urges women officers to embrace leadership, challenge misconduct, and mentor juniors to restore public
South Africa's Producer Price Inflation Eases Temporarily Amidst Rising Global Risks
South Africa's Producer Price Inflation eased to 5.7% in July 2026, but economists warn of a temporary dip amid rising global risks.
South Africa Hikes Sugar Import Reference Price Amid Industry Woes
South Africa's trade regulator ITAC raises sugar import reference price to $785 per metric ton to protect domestic producers from cheaper shipments.
R600 Million Crystal Meth Lab Discovery in Musina Shows South Africa's Role as Drug Hub
South Africa's role as a drug hub is highlighted by the discovery of a R600 million crystal meth lab in Musina, Limpopo, leading to five arrests.
New Boxing Series 'Shaya Thursdays' Ignites South African Grassroots Scene
South Africa's 'Shaya Thursdays' boxing series launches, energizing grassroots talent with a focus on developing pathways from local gyms to professional
South African Athletes Hampered by Systemic Governance Failures
South African athletes are hampered by systemic governance failures in sports federations, affecting stability, funding, and leadership and impacting
Department of Electricity and Energy Seeks Public Input on Revised Pricing Policy
South Africa's Department of Electricity and Energy is seeking public comments on its Revised Electricity Pricing Policy (EPP) 2026. The document was
Ramaphosa and US Ambassador Meet to Bolster Bilateral Ties
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa met with US Ambassador Leo Brent Bozell III to bolster bilateral ties and reaffirm commitment to constructive
South Africa Secures $405 Million in Loans from NDB for Hospital and Water Projects
South Africa secures $405 million from the New Development Bank for a new tertiary hospital in Limpopo and a water supply scheme for Limpopo and North
South Africa Sees Declines in Key Contact Crimes, but Concerns Remain
South Africa reports decreases in murder, carjacking, and robberies. Acting Police Minister Firoz Cachalia notes progress but highlights ongoing concerns.
Woolworths Opens First Gauteng Food Emporium at Dainfern Square
Woolworths opens its first Gauteng Food Emporium at Dainfern Square in Johannesburg, offering an extensive, enhanced food retail experience.
South Africa's Democratic Resilience Amidst Regional Autocratic Trends
South Africa's democratic governance, though complex, contrasts with autocratic trends and eroding freedoms seen in neighboring Zambia and Uganda.
Human Trafficking in South Africa: The Widespread Threat of Deceptive Recruitment
Human trafficking is a serious threat in South Africa, with deceptive recruitment targeting unemployed youth with false job promises. Learn the warning
5th BRICS Summer School to Convene Young Leaders in Pretoria
Approximately 150 young leaders from 12 countries will convene in Pretoria for the 5th BRICS Summer School 2026, focusing on dialogue and shaping the
South Africa Braces for Significant Fuel Price Hikes in September
South Africa faces significant fuel price hikes in September. Motorists can expect increases of over R1 per litre for petrol, impacting budgets.
Exxaro Partners with Top Business Schools for Leadership Development
Exxaro Resources partners with three leading South African business schools for leadership development in its Mining and Renewable Energy businesses.
Soccer's Stand Against Apartheid in Durban
Durban's non-racial soccer movement used sport to resist apartheid segregation in the 1970s and 1980s, with venues like Curries Fountain Stadium serving
Gauteng Sees Surge in Semigrants Amidst Shifting Migration Patterns
Gauteng sees a surge in semigrants from Western Cape and KZN, but Western Cape still attracts most movers. Rental growth differs.
South Africa's Record Maize Harvest Offers Short-Term Relief Amid El Niño Concerns
South Africa's record maize harvest of 17.36 million tonnes offers short-term food security, but El Niño poses future risks.
South Africa Leads Africa in AI Readiness, Global Outsourcing Index Reveals
South Africa ranks 8th globally for AI readiness in outsourcing, leading Africa. The nation scored 66.5/100, highlighting its strategic position for
South Africa's High-Performance Computing Infrastructure Faces Budget Squeeze Amidst Cyber Threats
South Africa's high-performance computing infrastructure is squeezed by budget cuts, rising costs, and currency shifts, impacting its ability to combat
South Africa Sets August 2026 Deadline for Unregistered Customary Marriages
South Africa sets August 31, 2026, deadline for unregistered customary marriages to be legalized, protecting inheritance and property rights.
South Africa Braces for September Fuel Price Hike Amidst Global Volatility
South Africa faces a fuel price hike in September, with diesel set to rise R3 per litre due to volatile global oil prices and rand fluctuations.
Pretoria School Leads Nation in Matric Distinctions
Pretoria's Hoërskool Waterkloof leads South Africa's government schools with 960 matric distinctions in 2025, outperforming many private institutions.
BRICS Youth Summit to Convene in Pretoria
The 5th BRICS Summer School 2026 will gather around 150 young leaders from 12 countries in Pretoria to discuss inclusive futures for BRICS and the Global
Red Ribbon Communications Secures Cloudera PR Mandate in South Africa
Red Ribbon Communications wins South African PR mandate for Cloudera, focusing on hybrid data management and enterprise AI adoption.
Cricket South Africa Overhauls Domestic Structure for 2026/27 Season
Cricket South Africa overhauls its domestic structure for the 2026/27 season, boosting player opportunities but increasing demands on provincial squads.
South Africans Face SARS Tax Woes Due to Unqualified Advice
South Africans face SARS tax compliance issues from relying on unqualified advice from friends and family, leading to non-compliance.
Advanced Hammanskraal School Stands Empty Months After Planned Opening
A new primary school in Hammanskraal, designed for over 1,100 students, remains empty 8 months after its planned opening due to outstanding compliance
Free State Launches "Milestones of Freedom" Campaign to Honor Past and Build Future
Free State launches "Milestones of Freedom" campaign to honor historical struggles and foster future development, connecting past triumphs with present
Clicks Launches KwaMakhi to Tap into Township Economy
Clicks launches KwaMakhi, a new retail brand targeting South Africa's township economy with a focus on price, quality, and convenience.
South Africa's Producer Inflation Slows to 5.7% in July
South Africa's producer inflation slowed to 5.7% year-on-year in July, down from 7.5% in June, indicating a moderation in factory gate price increases.
Infrastructure South Africa Fuels Local Government Investment with R131 Million Commitment and Strategic Debt Facility
Infrastructure South Africa committed R131 million to local government infrastructure over 18 months, focusing on project preparation and institutional
York Timber Strikes 10-Year Green Energy Deal for Jessievale Sawmill
York Timber Holdings has signed a 10-year renewable electricity agreement with Discovery Green for its Jessievale sawmill, boosting sustainability and
South Africa Launches 'Milestones of Freedom' Campaign in Free State
South Africa launches 'Milestones of Freedom' campaign in Free State on August 27, 2026, to promote social cohesion and reflect on its democratic journey.
Ramaphosa Declares War on South Africa's 'Water Tanker Mafia'
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa is launching a crackdown on the 'water tanker mafia' to combat corruption and ensure water security across the
Rustenburg Grapples with Escalating Illegal Mining Crisis
Rustenburg faces an escalating illegal mining crisis, with zama zamas operating around mines and closed shafts, impacting governance and safety.
Minister Hlabisa Notes Need for Municipal Infrastructure Partnerships at SIDSSA 2026
Minister Hlabisa stressed the need for municipal infrastructure partnerships at SIDSSA 2026 to drive economic growth and improve quality of life.
Salif Keita Cancels South Africa Concerts Over Xenophobic Violence
Malian singer Salif Keita cancels South Africa concerts citing xenophobic violence against migrants. He expresses dismay over attacks.
Cape Town Defends New Planning By-law Amid Developer Criticism
Cape Town defends its new Municipal Planning Amendment By-law against developer criticism, with Deputy Mayor Eddie Andrews highlighting improved
South African Business Liquidations Decline Year-on-Year Despite High July Figures
South African business liquidations fell 4.9% year-on-year in Jan-July 2026, with 1,601 businesses closing, down from 1,684 in 2025.
South African Reserve Bank Launches Commemorative Coins Honoring Women's Contributions to Freedom
The South African Reserve Bank has launched two R2 commemorative coins to honor women's contributions to freedom, equality, and justice, including
South Africa's Payment Future: Cash and Digital Coexistence, Not Cashless
South Africa's payment future involves cash and digital coexistence, not a cashless society, according to the South African Reserve Bank's strategy.
South Africa and Brazil Forge Deeper Economic Ties for Global South Benefit
South Africa and Brazil are strengthening economic ties to ensure the Global South benefits from critical minerals, advocating for a new model of
South Africa's Urgent Call for an Emergency Food Plan Amidst Widespread Hunger
South Africa faces a severe hunger crisis with high child malnutrition rates. An urgent emergency food plan is needed as current policies are insufficient.
Zimbabwe's Agricultural Partnership: A Vital Link for South Africa Amidst Reform Needs
Zimbabwe is South Africa's second-largest agricultural export market ($1.2B), but reforms are needed for greater regional prosperity.
Understanding Google's Data and Cookie Usage Policy
Google uses cookies and IP addresses for services, outage tracking, and engagement. Accepting all enables personalized content and ads based on user
Advocate Banathi Olwethu Masoka Struck Off Roll for Fraudulent Court Orders
Advocate Banathi Olwethu Masoka has been struck off the roll of practising legal practitioners by the North Gauteng High Court for fraudulent court orders
Durban Businessman Seeks Bail in Human Trafficking Case
A Durban businessman and co-accused Rangasamy Naidoo are applying for bail in a human trafficking case involving charges of kidnapping and sexual assault.
Cannabis Use Worsens Psychotic Disorders, South African Study Finds
A South African study finds cannabis use worsens psychotic disorders, leading to earlier symptom onset, increased severity, and higher relapse rates.
South Africa Plans New Basic Income Grant Amidst SRD Challenges
South Africa plans a new Basic Income Support grant to replace the SRD grant, aiming to link aid to employment and reduce dependency.
South Africa's Leading Indicator Declines for Third Consecutive Month
South Africa's leading indicator has declined for three consecutive months, signaling a sustained cooling in economic activity across various sectors.
Queen Neo Mopeli: Redefining Royalty Through Service and Climate Action
Queen Neo Mopeli champions rural voices, especially women and youth, in climate policy, redefining royalty through service to the vulnerable.
MTN Taps South Africa and Nigeria for AI Data Centre Expansion
MTN Group is expanding its AI-enabled data centre strategy, prioritizing South Africa and Nigeria for the first phase of deployment in partnership with a
South Africa Proposes Stricter Vehicle Safety Regulations
South Africa proposes stricter vehicle safety rules for new cars and light commercial vehicles, aiming for global benchmarks and enhanced occupant
South Africa's Unchecked Trade in Wild Baboons and Monkeys
South Africa exports thousands of wild baboon and monkey trophies and skulls annually, raising conservation and ethical concerns due to unchecked trade.
South African Families Face Lingering Financial and Emotional Distress Post-Death, Research Reveals
Research reveals South African families endure significant, lasting financial and emotional distress after a death, highlighting a need for better estate
South African Businesses Urged to Pay R20,000 Living Wage
South African businesses are urged to pay a R20,000 living wage to help workers meet rising costs and achieve a decent standard of living.
Ramaphosa: Foreign Actors May Be Fueling Anti-Migrant Violence, But SA's African Standing Unscathed
President Ramaphosa states foreign actors may be fueling anti-migrant violence in South Africa, while asserting the nation's Pan-African standing is
South Africa's Infrastructure Pipeline Surges to R264 Billion
South Africa's infrastructure project pipeline has surged to over R264 billion, with significant work entering procurement in the next 12-18 months.
Gqeberha Ice Cream Startup GQ Creamery Secures Shoprite Deal, Eyes R1 Million Prize
Gqeberha ice cream startup GQ Creamery secures a Shoprite Checkers listing and is a finalist for a R1 million Standard Bank prize, aiming to expand its
Barrydale: A Karoo Town's Artistic Renaissance
Barrydale, a Karoo town in South Africa, is experiencing an artistic renaissance, becoming a haven for creators drawn by its landscapes and peaceful
DA Demands Urgent Action on Air Traffic Navigation System Failures
DA demands Minister Creecy urgently fix South Africa's air traffic navigation systems due to rising safety incidents and staff shortages.
Operation Prosper Nets Over 1,000 Arrests in Crackdown on Illegal Mining
Operation Prosper arrests over 1,000 in South Africa's crackdown on illegal mining, seizing firearms and equipment.
NIH Lifts South Africa Ban, Rescues Critical HIV/TB Research
The US National Institutes of Health (NIH) has lifted its ban on South Africa, ending a funding suspension that jeopardized critical HIV and TB research
North-West University's Digital Health Innovations for Resource-Constrained Settings
North-West University develops digital health innovations to improve healthcare access and efficiency in resource-constrained settings, particularly in
Fears Mount Over Deadliest Local Elections Amid Surge in Political Killings
South Africa faces fears of its deadliest local elections in 2026 as political killings surge, impacting all parties amid competition for resources and
South Africa Launches Third Phase of Government-Business Partnership to Spur Economic Growth
South Africa launches the third phase of its government-business partnership to accelerate economic growth, expand employment, and improve livelihoods.
Four Arrested in Connection with Boxing Champion Zolani Tete's Murder
Four individuals have been arrested in connection with the murder of South African boxing champion Zolani Tete. One suspect has been charged.
Infrastructure South Africa to Enhance Project Transparency with Quarterly Reports
Infrastructure South Africa will issue quarterly reports on 'Construction Book' projects to boost transparency and track progress from budget to delivery.
Operation Shanela II Leads to 1,145 Arrests in Mpumalanga
Operation Shanela II in Mpumalanga led to 1,145 arrests for crimes including murder, rape, and drug offenses, with significant recoveries of illegal items.
DA's Credibility Tested in Burke-Kastelo Affair
The DA's handling of the Kastelo affair, involving R4bn illicit offshore transfers, tests its credibility, showing a lack of discipline and caught between
South African Rand Firms Near Multi-Month High Amid Global Market Shifts
The South African rand trades near a multi-month high, boosted by dollar weakness, Federal Reserve policy watch, and global market shifts following the
Man Arrested After High-Speed Chase Linked to Centurion Hijacking and Kidnapping
Gauteng police arrested a 47-year-old man after a high-speed chase linked to a Centurion hijacking and kidnapping. Two victims escaped unharmed.
"Beyond the Icon" Book Reveals Mandela's Desire for Ordinariness
New book "Beyond the Icon" reveals Nelson Mandela's deep desire to remain an ordinary person, offering leadership lessons drawn from his life and humility.
Akademia's Constitutional Tightrope: Balancing Language Rights with Racial Inclusivity
Akademia, an Afrikaans-medium university, balances its constitutional language rights with the imperative for racial inclusivity in South Africa.