South Africa's Industrial Development Corporation (IDC) is facing scrutiny as entrepreneurs detail the fallout from rigid recovery practices, with calls growing for an inquiry into its treatment of struggling black-owned businesses.
The African National Congress (ANC) has been served with court papers by its branches, seeking to halt the party's upcoming conference which was officially scheduled to begin.
On Workers' Day 2026, data reveals that white workers continue to earn significantly more than black African workers, highlighting persistent racial disparities in a labor market shaped by historical injustices.
South African artist Berita's Workers' Day performance, 'Echoes of The Soul,' explores themes of migration, memory, and xenophobia, reflecting on the nation's history built through labor and movement.
The Mail & Guardian's Gig Guide provides an essential roundup of art and culture events, including the Savanna Festival of Comedy, Dominica's 'Your Presence' release, and Santu Mofokeng's exhibition.
Despite South Africa's growing role in the global critical minerals market, new research indicates that communities near extraction sites are not seeing the benefits, exacerbating long-standing inequalities within the mining sector.
Organizations are urging the African Union to intervene in South Africa due to xenophobic attacks. Calls specifically highlight the need to protect Nigerian students and other foreign nationals.
Ghanaian minority groups and Nigeria's NIDCOM are demanding urgent action from South Africa to protect their citizens and other black immigrants from ongoing xenophobic attacks. They are urging diplomatic talks and an end to the violence.
The Special Investigating Unit (SIU) is conducting a probe into a lottery and its connection to a Sunday Times editor, with details of the investigation emerging.
Hundreds of people marched in Johannesburg to protest against illegal migration, leading to shops shutting down over fears of looting.
A mother in Johannesburg is facing potential bankruptcy after receiving a 'nightmare' water bill amounting to R2.9 million.
Communities along South Africa's West Coast, including fishers and activists, are protesting against offshore oil and gas expansion, citing inadequate consultation processes and concerns over environmental degradation and economic inequality.
An opinion piece argues that migrants and locals in South Africa are partners in survival, warning that xenophobia could undermine the nation, referencing events in East London.
Articles discuss the political landscape and future power dynamics in African nations, focusing on the 2027 elections and the ongoing relationships between major parties like the ANC and SACP. The discussions revolve around continuity and political maneuvering.
An article provides an analysis and discussion on the implications and concerns surrounding the El Niño weather phenomenon.
A discussion is raised on whether South Africa has overemphasized land restitution, potentially at the cost of broader land redistribution efforts, with the success of reform measured by improved livelihoods and economic growth rather than just land transferred.
The court appearance of Benin national Kémi Séba in South Africa is drawing attention to broader issues in West Africa, suggesting it's more than an isolated legal event.
An article reflecting on the profound responsibilities and challenges associated with freedom.
A "Ask a debt counsellor anything" session was held, providing an opportunity for individuals to get expert advice on debt-related issues. This initiative aims to help people navigate financial challenges.
UN Secretary-General António Guterres has called on South Africa to end xenophobia, condemning recent violence and intimidation against foreign nationals.
Actress Charlize Theron has shared details about a traumatic night when her mother killed her father in an act of self-defense.
The National Freedom Party (NFP) in South Africa is facing indecision, a situation that could potentially lead to the KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) province being handed over to former President Jacob Zuma's political faction.
An escalating energy crisis is severely impacting daily life and the environment across Asia and Africa, leading to measures such as school closures, increased office temperatures, and affecting kitchens, forests, and conservation efforts.
Asif Ali Zardari extended greetings to South Africa on its National Day.
Billionaire investor Howard Marks reportedly continues to hold a sizeable stake in AngloGold Ashanti plc (AU), indicating ongoing confidence in the company.
South African publications feature reflective pieces and opinion articles commemorating Freedom Day. These pieces delve into the historical significance of 1994 and the ongoing pursuit of true liberty in the nation.
A report by Qaanitah Hunter describes the situation in Madibeng as a 'horror show' and a textbook case of organized corruption, highlighting significant governance issues in the South African municipality.
STUDIOCANAL has announced a new film titled 'The Road Home,' described as a distinctly South African story, which is slated to be filmed in Cape Town.
An investment guide highlights Africa Prudential, BUA Cement, and Mutual Benefits as top stock picks for the current week, advising investors to consult financial advisors.
The 'WORDS WORDS WORDS' exhibition at Everard Read gallery is showcasing the profound power of words within contemporary art. The display highlights how language can be a central element in artistic expression.
South Africa observes Freedom Day on April 27, reflecting on its journey from struggle to liberation and recommitting to the ideals of unity, dignity, equality, and mutual respect. The day marks a significant milestone in the nation's history.
An analysis highlights that Africa's persistent power supply issues extend beyond the continent, posing a significant misfortune for the entire world due to interconnected global challenges.
This article provides comprehensive information for individuals interested in becoming organ donors in South Africa, covering the process and importance of donation.
Charles Owiredu, former Ghana High Commissioner to South Africa, criticized the South African Police Ministry's statement on xenophobia attacks as inadequate and urged a new approach to address the issue, which he linked to perceptions of poverty and inequality.
Johannesburg is experiencing a surge in coal emissions, leading to health issues, prompting scientists at the University of Witwatersrand to develop South Africa’s first app to alert residents about pollution levels.
The live final of I'm A Celebrity... South Africa saw tensions flare among finalists Adam Thomas, Craig Charles, Mo Farah, and Harry Redknapp.
Huawei has unveiled its new Mate 80 Pro smartphone, emphasizing its advanced AI capabilities and user-centric design.
Energy sector experts are advocating for increased joint renewable energy investment and cross-border infrastructure between South Africa and Nigeria. This call comes amidst an energy crisis exacerbated by the ongoing Middle East war.
South African President Ramaphosa stated that his country attends the G20 'by rumour' during a dialogue focused on global inequality.
TIME Magazine has featured six prominent African figures in its prestigious annual ranking, highlighting their achievements.
A scientist remains held in Antarctica, with the nature of the treason charges against them reportedly shifting from issues related to oil to krill.
On World Book and Copyright Day, an article highlights the deep intertwining of publishing and copyright with issues of justice, equity, and power in South Africa. It emphasizes their significance beyond peripheral concerns.
The chairperson of South Africa's Independent Electoral Commission (IEC), Mosotho Moepya, has issued a warning that the commission will prosecute voters who use fake addresses for registration.
Ghana has summoned South Africa's top envoy following a viral clip showing a Ghanaian national confronted by South Africans about his immigration status, amidst concerns over attacks on foreigners.
Kemi Seba has been arrested in South Africa, prompting a reaction from the spokesperson for the Beninese government.
Dr. Dominic Oduro-Antwi, President of the Global Africa Trade Advisory Chamber, has condemned recent viral videos depicting attacks on Ghanaians in South Africa, calling the incidents “unacceptable.”
A global alliance, spearheaded by the WHO, has delivered 100 million childhood vaccine doses since 2023, including over 50 million malaria vaccine doses in Africa, as part of ongoing catch-up drives.
The woman responsible for exposing corruption in Matlala’s police tender has been promoted to a top position within the police force. Her advancement is seen as a recognition of her integrity and efforts in combating corruption.
Discriminatory procurement practices in South Africa are reportedly keeping black law firms small and forcing many black advocates to leave the Bar, according to recent LPC statistics.
Explosive testimony before the Madlanga Commission has revealed allegations of cartel-linked corruption involving senior police officials and municipal departments in South Africa, raising concerns about procurement and accountability.
The death of 108-year-old Spokes Sithole highlights the failure of one of South Africa’s largest land restitution settlements, where the promise of freedom and land ownership has not led to lasting prosperity for many beneficiaries.
Vuyelwa Maluleke's one-woman performance, "The Blue Album," confronts themes of memory, violence, and complicity, reclaiming language to narrate a black queer township story.
Support for democracy in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, has reached its lowest levels in decades, with trust in government and institutions collapsing, despite most residents indicating they would still vote.
An opinion piece defends Rand Water's investment in Zanzibar, arguing that criticism from groups like AfriForum is misguided. It suggests that state-owned entities should be allowed to generate revenue through secondary activities rather than solely relying on bailouts.
A significant clash has emerged between South Africa's ANC and SACP regarding a move towards independent election participation. The disagreement highlights internal political tensions ahead of upcoming elections.
An article highlights five African countries whose names are derived from individuals who lived centuries ago, rather than geography or culture.
Friday's weather forecast predicts thundershowers across South Africa, with severe conditions including strong winds expected in three provinces.
Solomon Owusu, Director of Communications for the United Party, has urged South Africa's High Commissioner to Ghana to account for the continued presence of South African nationals in the country amidst rising tensions and reports of xenophobic attacks.
Haniff Hoosen, the DA's eThekwini mayoral candidate, has criticized black political leadership for failing residents amidst service delivery crises, including chronic water shortages in Durban communities.
Former minister Tokyo Sexwale's name has entered the ANC succession debate, with a lobby group in KwaZulu-Natal campaigning for his consideration as party president ahead of the 2027 elective conference.
Türkiye has sent the first shipment of foot-and-mouth disease vaccines to South Africa to help authorities contain a widespread livestock outbreak.
Residents of Mthatha in South Africa are preparing to stage a protest over concerns about the increasing presence of foreign nationals, demanding that employment opportunities be reserved for locals.
An article discusses a "quiet revolution" within the South African Revenue Service (SARS) and its renewed efforts to combat organised crime.
A report indicates that increased earnings alone are not enough to resolve the financial stress experienced by many South Africans.
The latest winning numbers for the Daily Lotto and Lotto Plus draws have been announced. These results provide the outcomes for recent lottery games.
A governance expert has highlighted that inefficiencies within the police service are contributing to gaps in the response to xenophobic violence in South Africa, affecting how cases are handled and resolved.
An article explores the role of Africa and the Global South in challenging existing hegemony and leading the way towards a new world order.
Editorials reflect on the 32nd anniversary of Workers' Day, examining themes of workers' regression, resistance, and renewal.
Internationally acclaimed dancer Mamela Nyamza returns to her home country with two powerful productions, 'Hatched Ensemble,' exploring themes of identity, colonial legacies, and belonging through deconstructed movement.
Author Moshitadi Lehlomela confronts childhood trauma in Healing the Mother Wound
The article argues that workers, divided by political loyalties to competing parties, are unable to effectively unite against employers during wage negotiations, making them the primary sufferers in the ANC-SACP political 'divorce'.
An article discusses hidden inequalities in South African workplaces, highlighting how Section 9 of the Constitution and Section 6 of the Employment Equity Act prohibit unfair discrimination on various grounds.
High unemployment in South Africa is attributed to a leadership crisis, stemming from decisions made, priorities set, and a lack of decisive action across key institutions.
Robert Mugabe's son, Bellarmine Mugabe, was ordered to be deported from South Africa and fined R600,000 after a plea deal related to a firearms offence. He avoided jail time in connection with the incident.
A new Africa nature transition roadmap suggests that improved grazing, fire management, and farming practices in the continent's rangelands could lead to significant carbon reductions and strengthen food security.
In a 700-bed public hospital in Kimberley, South Africa, a sole radiologist fell ill at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The alliance between the African National Congress (ANC) and the South African Communist Party (SACP) is highlighted as crucial for South Africa's political future, reflecting a historical trend of progressive forces uniting across Africa.
Renowned soprano Mimi Coertse, celebrated for her career from South Africa to Vienna, has passed away. She was affectionately known as 'The Queen of the Night'.
The CEO of TheBoardroom highlighted the critical role of strong African leadership in leveraging the continent's demographic dividend and fostering sustained economic growth and competitiveness.
An opinion piece contrasts the actions and roles of two ministers within South Africa's Government of National Unity, highlighting their different approaches.
Mimi Coertse, the acclaimed South African soprano known as 'The Queen of the Night,' has passed away, leaving a significant legacy in the world of opera.
Wednesday's weather forecast for South Africa predicts severe thunderstorms and rain in three provinces, with cloudy and cool conditions elsewhere in the country.
EMPD deputy chief Mkhwanazi has been released on R30,000 bail after appearing in court alongside Ekurhuleni city manager Kagiso Lerutla. Mkhwanazi is accused of arranging for a civilian to impersonate him in an excessive speeding case.
The Nigerian Federal Government has called on South African authorities to ensure the protection of Nigerians and other foreign nationals following renewed xenophobic violence that has claimed the lives of two Nigerians, sparking fear.
Artificial intelligence is increasingly being integrated into South Africa's digital services, often subtly, as platforms adapt to higher usage and fluctuating demand.
An appeal has been made for government departments to set an example by paying for services provided by the City of Johannesburg.
A homeowner recounts their journey of building a house designed to be calm, functional, and peaceful, emphasizing its importance due to personal health considerations.
Malatsi has officially withdrawn a proposed artificial intelligence policy after concerns arose regarding 'hallucination revelations' within AI systems, prompting a reevaluation of the draft.
MK Party leader Jacob Zuma accused the ANC of 'gatekeeping' the history of freedom fighters, including members of uMkhonto weSizwe, and expressed willingness to meet with President Ramaphosa.
South Africa's water crisis has reportedly led to the loss of nearly R19 billion, funds that could have been used to provide water to homes.
A cold snap is anticipated across South Africa on Tuesday, with some regions expected to experience near-freezing temperatures.
Thirty-two years after its democratic transition, South Africa faces criticism that the promise of a better life remains unfulfilled, marked by policy U-turns, elite impunity, poverty, violence, and the silencing of whistleblowers.
President Cyril Ramaphosa stated that South Africa's democracy, marking 32 years, must be judged by its capacity to deliver tangible improvements in the lives of its citizens.
New research indicates a dramatic drop in adolescent pregnancy rates across all nine provinces of South Africa from 2021 to 2025, reversing previous trends, though the reasons for the decline are unclear.
A Ghanaian entrepreneur has warned that a resurgence of xenophobic attacks could undermine the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA). This comes amidst discussions on the prevalence of such incidents and the general sentiment among South Africans.
South Africa is grappling with a severe and escalating water infrastructure crisis, leading to widespread water shortages.
Chris Jones offers an opinion piece reflecting on lessons learned from the Wilgenhof saga, connecting them to Freedom Day.
An opinion piece argues that clean governance is essential and accountability should be a defining characteristic of local government operations.
Former Bafana Bafana football star Matthew Booth and his partner Bongani are highlighted for their successful blended family dynamic.
A customer recounts her struggle with Mweb after being incorrectly billed for a service she never received, encountering significant resistance in resolving the dispute.
Anti-colonial activist Kemi Seba has been detained, sparking considerable attention and discussion across West Africa regarding his identity and activism.
South African activists have been captured on video asking a Ghanaian migrant to return to his country, highlighting ongoing xenophobic tensions in the region.
Following xenophobic attacks targeting Ghanaians in South Africa, authorities have pledged to address the perpetrators. There are also calls for Ghana's President to engage with South African leadership and for the African Union to intervene.
South Africa celebrated its 32nd Freedom Day, reflecting on democratic achievements while acknowledging persistent challenges such as deep inequality, high unemployment, and poverty.
Ghanaian current affairs program 'Newsfile' is scheduled to air an episode on Saturday, April 25, 2026, focusing on pressing socio-economic and regional issues including South African xenophobia, galamsey, mine tensions, and dumsor.
A fallen tree has caused traffic delays by shutting down a section of Beyers Naudé Drive in Randburg.
The Nigerian government has issued a caution to its citizens residing in South Africa as xenophobic protests continue to spread. Diplomatic efforts are underway to address the situation.
The South African Police Service has condemned recent attacks targeting Ghanaian nationals and other foreign residents in the country, describing the incidents as unlawful and against the principles of democracy.
The latest HelloSafe Prosperity Index for 2026 has ranked Africa's most prosperous countries based on indicators like GDP (PPP), gross national income, human development, and income equality.
Recent political developments in South Africa include an outburst from Julius Malema, discussions around the acting police commissioner, and a new scandal emerging in Ekurhuleni.
An unnamed African billionaire is reportedly finding new opportunities amidst the current volatility and disruption in the global fuel markets.
The wife of fraud-accused Nkosi has been seen flaunting a lavish lifestyle, including luxury cars and designer goods, on social media platforms.
The phenomena of 'black tax' and increasing living costs are significantly influencing family size decisions in Kenya. These economic and social pressures are leading many to reconsider traditional family structures.
South Africa's national police chief has been suspended by the president over an alleged irregular $20 million health contract. This decision comes amidst a broader corruption probe.
The 'Oasis 2.0' project is set to transform the approach to fighting pandemics across Africa, focusing on innovative strategies and technologies to enhance health security on the continent.
The Industrial Development Corporation (IDC) in South Africa is facing allegations of breaching its own governance rules in the funding of a controversial Black Economic Empowerment (BEE) consortium.
An article reflects on the profound process of unlearning the fear ingrained by township life, emphasizing that true freedom involves more than just a change of surroundings.
Nomsa Mazwai is hosting a "sober fest" at the Soweto Theatre for Freedom Day weekend, offering families an experience of music, food, and wellness without alcohol.
The Chair of the African Group of Negotiators on Climate Change acknowledged Africa's strong negotiating positions but emphasized the need to translate them into powerful outcomes.
An article argues that the "great white farmer myth" in South Africa misrepresents the contributions of black farmers. It suggests that farming skill should be defined by competence rather than land ownership when discussing opportunities abroad.
During a bail application hearing for Ekurhuleni officials, the court heard allegations of cover-ups and the disposal of bodies. The proceedings are ongoing as the officials seek release.
South Africa's Minister Barbara Creecy unveiled a comprehensive National Rail Master Plan aimed at overhauling the country's railway system, which is seen as crucial for economic recovery and growth.
Ghana summoned South Africa's envoy following reports of xenophobic attacks targeting Ghanaian citizens. South Africa has expressed regret over the incidents and pledged to launch an investigation.
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has appointed an acting national commissioner after the suspension of Masemola.
A grave robber in South Africa is facing 500 charges for allegedly selling skulls and other human remains on Facebook, highlighting a disturbing case of desecration and illegal trade.
An analysis suggests South Africa should abandon "megaphone foreign policies" as multilateralism declines and the world faces a rise in hybrid wars and fracturing international organizations.
South African activists have been captured on video telling a Ghanaian migrant to return to his country, expressing xenophobic sentiments against other Africans.
Kemi Seba has been arrested in South Africa, prompting a reaction from the spokesperson for the Beninese government.
A safari expert with five decades of experience shares insights on how Africa has transformed over the past 50 years, offering a unique perspective on the continent's evolution.
An opinion piece by Anton Cartwright addresses South Africa's job crisis and the issue of unrecognized or 'unseen' workers within the economy.
Eric Wood is reportedly at the heart of a stalled investigation concerning billions of rand linked to Transnet, highlighting issues of accountability.
Professor Kipo-Sunyehzi has condemned a recent xenophobic attack on a Ghanaian in South Africa. A Ghanaian community leader noted that such xenophobic attacks have been a persistent issue in the country for years.
A podcast episode details Fannie Nkosi sharing a prison with an individual known as 'the Cat' in Pretoria.
The Congress of South African Trade Unions (Cosatu) marked its 40th anniversary, reflecting on its historical role in ending apartheid, securing constitutional democracy, and uplifting workers' rights.
LRNCE has been named Decorex Designer of the Year, recognized for embodying a movement that redefines African design through principles of slowness, imperfection, and collaborative craft practices.
TMPD deputy chief Dhlamini has denied allegations of favouring a security company owned by Sergeant Fannie Nkosi’s brother, Bheki Nkosi, amidst claims of unpaid security services.
A proposed amendment by the Tshiamiso Trust, responsible for disbursing compensation to silicosis victims, is raising concerns that it could exclude more former mine-workers from receiving promised payments. This follows a successful class action lawsuit for the disease.
A civil society organization has opened a new criminal complaint against senior prosecutor Andrea Johnson, alleging a conflict of interest in a recruitment process involving her husband.
A pro-Russian activist has been arrested in South Africa and is wanted in Benin.
Oando is awaiting regulatory approvals for its proposed N220.8 billion rights issue, which saw the company's shares climb in Lagos.
An opinion piece from News24 discusses the ongoing confusion and panic surrounding a gambling debate in South Africa that is not being adequately addressed.
The latest Drop Report confirms a troubling reality: South Africa’s water and wastewater systems are continuing to deteriorate, with a decline in drinking water quality compliance and wastewater treatment performance compared to previous assessments.
South Africans are calling for a more accountable public service that is responsive to citizens' needs, emphasizing that public service should not be perceived as a favor.
New data centers planned for Cape Town are projected to consume a substantial 34% of the city's current electricity supply. This raises concerns about energy demand and infrastructure.
African media leaders are increasingly focusing on integrating artificial intelligence into their strategies for 2026 and beyond. This shift reflects a growing recognition of AI's potential to transform media operations and content delivery on the continent.
Coca-Cola South Africa has retracted a job advertisement related to employment equity after facing a legal challenge regarding its wording and implications.
The deteriorating condition of Nelson Mandela Bay's beachfront is negatively affecting local tourism, job creation, and investor confidence.
The issue of dual membership within the ANC and SACP is expected to be tested at the polls, evolving from alliance glue into a conflict of interest as the SACP plans to contest elections independently.
An article discusses the political underbelly of Cape Town, involving figures like JP Smith, the DA, and an R8 billion tender shadow, calling for a Madlanga commission.
The Global Fund to Fight Aids, Tuberculosis and Malaria will begin phasing out its grant support to South Africa, with the final grant ending in eight years, raising concerns among experts about the government's preparedness.
South Africa has withdrawn its recently proposed AI policy after discovering that it was based on fake, AI-generated sources. The incident raises concerns about the reliability of information used in policy-making.
Mbhazima Shilowa, a prominent figure, shares his perspective on the 'unfinished business' of freedom in South Africa, reflecting on the nation's progress and challenges in maintaining its democratic achievements.
South African Minister Tolashe is embroiled in controversy after it was revealed that her daughter allegedly took half of the salary paid to a state-funded nanny. The incident has raised questions about the misuse of public funds and ethical conduct.
Videos of violence against African migrants circulated online last week, with reports confirming that two Nigerians were killed in South Africa due to xenophobia.
A political party in South Africa is struggling with internal decisions, a situation that could potentially lead to former President Zuma gaining influence in KwaZulu-Natal (KZN).
An analysis reveals the significant changes and developments in South Africa's agricultural sector three decades after the end of apartheid.
President Cyril Ramaphosa reminded South Africans that African countries provided crucial assistance during the anti-apartheid struggle, emphasizing the nation's responsibility to uphold constitutional values.
The relationship between Russia and South Africa was elevated to a Comprehensive Strategic Partnership in March 2013, solidifying a long-term cooperative framework that evolved from their shared history.
South Africa has withdrawn its recently proposed AI policy after discovering that it was based on fake, AI-generated sources. The decision highlights concerns about the reliability of AI-generated content in policy-making.
PS Njogu has confirmed that no Kenyan citizens have been impacted by the recent xenophobic attacks reported in South Africa.
An opinion piece discusses the transition to electric minibus taxis in Cape Town, outlining both the challenges and potential benefits facing the city's public transport system.
A new book offers a detailed account of black business history, risk, and ownership in South Africa, challenging dominant views of Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment (B-BBEE) through the story of Brimstone's journey from the Cape Flats to the JSE.
The Vice Chancellor of Eastern University delivered an address at a graduation ceremony held in South Africa, celebrating academic achievements.
An article titled 'When the Stranger Becomes the Problem: A South African Parable' explores complex social issues within South Africa. The piece likely delves into themes of xenophobia, identity, or societal challenges through a narrative lens.
The World Health Organization (WHO) reports that vaccines prevent approximately 1.8 million deaths yearly across Africa, but expresses concern over persistent immunization gaps leaving millions of children unvaccinated.
Remington House, a once-notorious hijacked building in Johannesburg, has been transformed into fully let student housing, illustrating what is possible when intervention is followed through
Reports indicate a perilous continuum of violence, escalating from knife attacks to gunfire, across the Limpopo region.
A South African game studio is gaining attention for its new futuristic heist game, which centers on the theme of reclaiming looted cultural artefacts.
Stakeholders at the 5th National Conference by CFLE Africa advocated for curriculum reform, practical financial education, and stronger partnerships to empower future generations financially.
ProNutro has issued an apology after a widely reported product failure, addressing consumer concerns and the negative impact of the incident.
South Africa has promised to crack down on xenophobic attacks following protests, while Nigeria's diaspora commission issued a safety alert to its citizens in the country. The incidents highlight ongoing concerns about violence against foreign nationals.
Parts of South Africa are expected to experience severe thunderstorms and damaging winds on Saturday, according to weather forecasts.
South Africa is facing international scrutiny and diplomatic strain after Ghana summoned its top envoy to address ongoing xenophobic violence against African migrants. Critics highlight the attacks as a betrayal of African solidarity and a threat to regional ties.
Eswatini is celebrating King Mswati III's 40th year on the throne, even as critics continue to decry the extent of royal spending.
The World Bank has priced a $120 million bond aimed at funding spekboom restoration efforts in South Africa's Eastern Cape, linking investor returns to the success of ecosystem recovery.
A road-sign crew has drawn criticism for a poorly executed pedestrian crossing installation, prompting calls for better training.
The Luanshya Mine is scheduled to resume production operations in August 2026.
Charges against the social development minister are being unpacked in connection with the Tolashe car donation scandal.
The World Bank and Amazon have teamed up to launch a R2 billion spekboom bond initiative aimed at restoring overgrazed land in South Africa's Eastern Cape.
The investigative journalism unit amaBhungane is challenging the Public Procurement Act, raising concerns about transparency and accountability in government tenders. The legal action seeks to reform public procurement processes.
An advocacy group has articulated its reasons for challenging the Public Procurement Act, indicating concerns over its implementation or provisions.
Artist Nanette is set to release a deluxe edition of her latest album and prepare for a significant performance, marking the next phase of her career.
This piece commemorates Oliver Tambo, the former ANC president, as the quiet architect who guided the liberation movement through exile and sustained hope for a free South Africa.
The democratic breakthrough of 1994 stands as one of the most significant political achievements of the modern era.
If we are to honour our freedom, we must also stand in sympathy with our neighbours, whose struggles remind us that democracy is never guaranteed.
The articles highlight the critical importance of water access as a prerequisite for achieving true freedom. They suggest that the struggle for freedom is intrinsically linked to securing water resources.
Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, the Minister for Foreign Affairs, has condemned the recent wave of xenophobic attacks in South Africa, describing them as a betrayal of African solidarity.
The winning numbers for the Daily Lotto and Daily Lotto Plus draws have been announced.
The weekly South Africanised cryptic crossword, JDE 527, has been released. It features clues such as "Extend scandal about Musk (8)".
Stephen Butt writes an opinion piece warning about the severe economic and societal consequences if the management of Foot-and-Mouth Disease (FMD) is mishandled.
Shamila Batohi has declined to participate further in the Nkabinde Inquiry, stating that she believes the process is unfair.
A road rage incident in Emmarentia, South Africa, has drawn attention to the country's increasing culture of violence and anger, including a rise in domestic violence.
Helen Zille has reportedly outlined her party's preferences for coalition partners, explicitly ruling out alliances with the ANC, EFF, and MK Party.
Kenny Fihla, Group CEO of Absa Group, urged a rethinking of pension fund investment strategies across Africa, warning that current policies are limiting the continent's economic potential.
The relationship between South Africa's ANC and SACP is described as complex and goes beyond a simple 'messy divorce,' indicating deeper political dynamics.
The spokesperson for the Beninese government has issued a reaction following the arrest of activist Kemi Seba in South Africa.
Eric Wood is reportedly at the heart of a stalled investigation concerning billions of rand related to Transnet, raising questions about accountability.
A report indicates that increased earnings are not enough to resolve the financial stress experienced by South Africans. The article explores underlying economic challenges.
A new report indicates that delaying the coal phase-out in South Africa could lead to 32,000 premature deaths, thousands of asthma cases, and significant economic costs.