Joburg High Court rules Zuma’s viral accusations as defamatory and baseless In a country where political drama often trends before breakfast, few stories have ignited social...
South Africa’s law enforcement leadership is being rattled by explosive allegations of corruption, political interference, and a long trail of unanswered crimes, and the public wants...
EFF Strengthens Grip on Julius Malema’s Home Turf In a spirited by-election that drew local and national attention, the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) have successfully held...
From July 1, 2025, City Power has officially taken over electricity billing from the City of Johannesburg, promising quicker responses, fewer billing errors, and better service...
When AI ‘hallucinates’, justice hangs in the balance. The promise of artificial intelligence has long captured the imagination of the legal profession — faster research, fewer...
“You’re Criminalising Poverty” Township Traders Threaten Unrest Over Tobacco Bill Thousands of South Africa’s informal traders say a proposed tobacco law could wipe out their livelihoods...
Pretoria West Reimagined: Tshwane’s Bold Push to Reclaim and Revive City-Owned Properties The City of Tshwane is ramping up its urban renewal efforts in Pretoria West...
South Africans already enjoy the ‘real’ version of Coke, but America may be catching up. If you’re in South Africa, the fizzy, sugary taste of Coca-Cola...
As critical repairs to the O2 pipeline move forward, thousands of Johannesburg residents are still without clean drinking water. The city has announced emergency alternative water...
A legal storm brews around Meta in SA One of the world’s most powerful tech giants is under serious legal pressure in South Africa. Meta, the...
