Fifteen Suspects Arrested After Durban E-Hailing Shooting KwaZulu-Natal police have arrested 15 people linked to the taxi industry following the shooting of e-hailing drivers in KwaDabeka,...
Why African Countries Are Accepting Deportees From the US A growing number of African countries have agreed to take in deportees from the United States, often...
Johannesburg could soon see the return of a familiar figure to its most powerful administrative seat. Former City Manager Floyd Brink, once ousted by the courts,...
EFF Moves to Appeal Julius Malema Hate Speech Verdict The Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) have confirmed they will challenge the Equality Court ruling that found their...
TikTok is tightening the reins in South Africa, and it’s not just about silly dances and trending sounds anymore. In a year that’s already seen more...
A Silent Shift In Global Migration Politics Is Unfolding: And Africa Is At The Centre Of It In a world where migration has become a flashpoint...
South Africa’s banks may have tightened their grip on crime, but a new beast is emerging: artificial intelligence-driven scams that are becoming harder to spot and...
Amber-Lee Hughes Convicted of Murder and Rape Johannesburg is shaken after the conviction of Amber-Lee Hughes, a former preschool teacher who drowned her four-year-old stepdaughter, Nada-Jane...
E-hailing drivers in KwaZulu-Natal are once again in the spotlight for all the wrong reasons. This week, two drivers were assaulted in KwaDabeka near Pinetown, with...
South Africans are taking home less money, and July 2025 offered no relief. The latest BankservAfrica Take-home Pay Index (BTPI) shows average salaries dropped to R17...
