Phosa calls for change over perception SA is run by ‘criminal elements’
Former ANC treasurer-general Dr Mathews Phosa has warned that there is a growing perception that South Africa is being run by criminal elements while calling for... Read more.
African Bank moves to seize mining company assets over R50m debt
The High Court in Mpumalanga has granted an order allowing African Bank to take control of the movable assets of Kego Mining after the company allegedly failed to... Read more.
Ramaphosa warned reforms falling behind — little has changed
In May 2025, a confidential briefing warned President Cyril Ramaphosa that progress on key economic reforms was lagging. Nearly a year later, one of the measures... Read more.
Rival PAC factions plan parallel Sharpeville events on March 21
A looming clash between rival factions of the Pan Africanist Congress (PAC) is set to cast a shadow over this year’s commemoration of the Sharpeville Massacre,... Read more.
Fraud complaint over government youth campaign under review
A closed fraud case involving allegations of misleading advertising against government-linked Harambee Youth Employment Accelerator is now being probed by the office... Read more.
Cholota appeal anchored on ‘error of law’ in asbestos case
Ace Magashule’s ex-PA, Moroadi Cholota, has filed an appeal application in the Free State High Court challenging her prosecution in the long-running corruption... Read more.
North West leads national job gains as ANC hails ‘evidence of sustained economic intervention’
North West has recorded the sharpest decline in unemployment in South Africa, emerging as the country’s top-performing province in job creation over the past year... Read more.
Inside the legal chess game: Mkhwanazi versus Mathibeli
KwaZulu-Natal top cop Lt-Gen Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi has launched an urgent High Court application in Durban seeking to halt what he describes as a sustained campaign... Read more.
Premier faces rebellion as HOD challenges suspension in court bid
North West Premier Lazarus Mokgosi is confronting an intensifying rebellion inside his own provincial executive, as the province’s high court in Mahikeng heard... Read more.
40 000 engineers: Why are the taps dry?
As South Africa’s water crisis deepens, a senior government official has argued that the country’s problem is not a lack of engineers but a failure to deploy... Read more.
