What began as a high-profile court ruling quickly turned into a heated face-off outside the courtroom. Moments after Julius Malema was sentenced to five years in...
Ramaphosa’s Roelf Meyer US envoy pick sparks praise and backlash A diplomatic appointment that has split opinion President Cyril Ramaphosa’s decision to appoint veteran politician Roelf...
“Ungovernable” warning sparks national debate As South Africa braces for a pivotal court moment, the name Julius Malema is once again dominating headlines, not just for...
Occupants of the infamous Melgisedek building in Pretoria are sitting ducks as they wait to hear the outcome of a court case between the DA in Tshwane and...
In the realm of international law and anti-corruption efforts, the Magnitsky Act serves as a powerful tool to hold individual officials accountable for human rights violations and corruption....
Court forces Eskom into the light as secret coal deals must be revealed For years, South Africans have asked a simple question: Where exactly is the...
Tshwane’s ‘great trek’ plan stalls as fear, court action and uncertainty collide A relocation plan meets resistance What was meant to be a decisive move by...
The clock is ticking for South African municipalities. The National Energy Regulator of South Africa (Nersa) has announced new deadlines for municipalities to submit their electricity tariff applications...
If your bins haven’t been collected, it’s not because Pikitup staff are on strike. It’s because there’s nowhere to put the trash. Johannesburg has four large landfill...
South Africa is bracing for a sharp increase in fuel prices next monthand civil rights organisation AfriForum is calling on the government to step in. The organisation has...