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Jacob Zuma accused of selling South Africans to Russia, and Ramaphosa gets dragged to court over NHI

South Africa—19 Feb 2026

Top private school in South Africa named one of the best in the world

South Africa—19 Feb 2026

Relief for South African cattle farmers on the way

South Africa—18 Feb 2026

The government wants to disarm law-abiding South Africans

South Africa—18 Feb 2026

South Africa’s military headed to another province

South Africa—18 Feb 2026

E-hailing safety in the spotlight after brutal murder

South Africa—18 Feb 2026

Julius Malema says Ramaphosa uses task teams to hide his incompetence

South Africa—18 Feb 2026

Mashaba says it will be ‘very easy’ to win Joburg against Zille

South Africa—18 Feb 2026

Zuma’s daughter never really left MK, and three-minute smart IDs coming to South Africa

South Africa—18 Feb 2026

Russian propaganda campaign targets the DA

South Africa—18 Feb 2026

The 134-year-old company collapsing in front of everyone’s eyes

South Africa—17 Feb 2026

South Africa’s R3.8 billion Post Office lie

Business—17 Feb 2026

The worst-case scenario for the DA

South Africa—17 Feb 2026

South Africa getting a new SOE

South Africa—17 Feb 2026

CEO who faces possible criminal charges paid R9.8 million

Business—17 Feb 2026

Donald Trump’s man on the ground is here

South Africa—17 Feb 2026

South Africa’s army is at breaking point, and water-shedding quietly begins in Gauteng

South Africa—17 Feb 2026

Top private schools in South Africa officially shut down for good

South Africa—17 Feb 2026

Only factory of its kind in South Africa to be shut down

Business—16 Feb 2026

Prominent attorney wants to run South Africa’s capital city

South Africa—16 Feb 2026

Ramaphosa and Steenhuisen fiddle as they make South African farmers watch their cattle die

South Africa—16 Feb 2026

9 months on – South African refugees in the United States face an uphill battle

South Africa—16 Feb 2026

New board for state-owned enterprise struggling to pay salaries

Business—16 Feb 2026

Top economist positive about Cyril Ramaphosa’s State of the Nation Address

South Africa—16 Feb 2026

Expect to get killed if you point a gun at a soldier in Cape Town or Gauteng

South Africa—16 Feb 2026

Water Minister in Ethiopia amid crisis, and ex-city manager’s R3.5 million luxury trip exposed

South Africa—16 Feb 2026

One man warned about South Africa’s water crisis 18 years ago – and was suspended

South Africa—16 Feb 2026

Ramaphosa gives false hope about water crisis

South Africa—15 Feb 2026

South Africa’s democratic crisis

South Africa—15 Feb 2026

From unemployed graduate to top olive oil entrepreneur

South Africa—15 Feb 2026
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The Free State’s “crown city” with raw sewage spilling into its rivers

South Africa—24 Sep 2026

Cyril Ramaphosa must answer for the kidnapping and murder of two men from South Africa’s most popular shopping mall

South Africa—24 Sep 2026

Small South African town spent R6.5 million on a fire station that is completely abandoned

South Africa—24 Sep 2026

Transnet spent R38.6 billion on trains and it cannot use 361 of them

South Africa—24 Sep 2026

United States to spend R8 billion to resettle 17,500 Afrikaners and other minorities from South Africa as refugees

South Africa—24 Sep 2026

Armed groups enter farms, cut fences, damage water infrastructure, and start veld fires

South Africa—24 Sep 2026

Julius Malema attacks AfriForum

South Africa—23 Sep 2026

The top Afrikaans high schools in South Africa

South Africa—23 Sep 2026

The end for ProNutro in South Africa

Business—23 Sep 2026

A stretch of road in South Africa has large potholes and craters posing a danger to motorists

South Africa—23 Sep 2026

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President Cyril Ramaphosa did not want to help with farm safety plan in South Africa that the United States was prepared to fund

78South Africa—25 Sep 2026
2

Julius Malema attacks AfriForum

123South Africa—23 Sep 2026
3

The EFF was created to push the ANC to the left

37South Africa—25 Sep 2026
4

United States to spend R8 billion to resettle 17,500 Afrikaners and other minorities from South Africa as refugees

36South Africa—24 Sep 2026
5

189 X-ray machines and 202 metal detectors at South African courts don’t work, more than those that are working

21South Africa—25 Sep 2026
6

3,000 white crosses planted in Washington to bring attention to crime and race laws in South Africa

18South Africa—26 Sep 2026
7

Cyril Ramaphosa blocks billions of dollars of investment from the United States

138South Africa—23 Sep 2026
8

Important information for people with pets in Cape Town

17South Africa—25 Sep 2026
9

South Africa is breaking apart

17South Africa—26 Sep 2026
10

Rich white people paid an ‘apartheid tax’ in South Africa

134South Africa—18 Sep 2026

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Please, Educate yourself. FBI stats provide you with the answer to your BS statement. Unfortunately you are not bothered by...

Craig Pepper on 26 Sep 2026

America must just find them, the US has lots lots of money unlike the South African government.

Mafan Mhlanga on 26 Sep 2026

Roelf Meyer attended school in Ficksburg in the 1960's while his older brother Tobie was farming between Ficksburg and Rosendal....

Julius Klokow on 26 Sep 2026

Go and plant your own crosses wherever you deem necessary to do so in advancement of your own cause.

Julius Klokow on 26 Sep 2026

Is this a South Africa bashing “news” site? How many crosses have been planted for all the African American people...

Shabodien Roomanay on 26 Sep 2026

Furthermore where he is involved be weary for agents and being set up. He is a traitor.

@boerevryheid on 26 Sep 2026

Roelf Meyer is a sellout. When the leader of the AWB Eugene Terre ne' Blance had his meeting with then...

@boerevryheid on 26 Sep 2026

It shows your 30% education like your masters.

howes43 on 26 Sep 2026

And so says the muslim scum head.

GeenStront on 26 Sep 2026

I do not think Roelf Meyer is really an Afrikaner and have no family or even friends that are farmers....

howes43 on 26 Sep 2026

Business

The end for ProNutro in South Africa

Eskom faces R358 billion in debt by 2031 because municipalities don’t pay their bills

Nissan launches Tekton SUV in South Africa

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International

South African taken hostage by terrorist group right next door

New map of the world where Africa is bigger

Conference against racism held in Durban slated for promoting antisemitism, anti-capitalism, and anti-Westernism

Opinion

DA follows ANC example on cadre deployment

President Cyril Ramaphosa’s message to South Africa: People guilty of unlawful and unethical conduct welcome in his cabinet

The speech of a President with one eye on the exit door

South Africa

Small ‘getaway’ seaside town known for fishing, horse riding, and its scenic beaches voted as one of the best in South Africa

One of the Eastern Cape’s richest towns collapsing under crumbling roads, mafias, and poor services

3,000 white crosses planted in Washington to bring attention to crime and race laws in South Africa

Sport

South African gold medallist threatened with a R856,000 fine and was not paid her winnings for a year

Here is the list of all the officials, fans, journalists, and influencers who went on Gayton McKenzie’s R31 million FIFA World Cup trip

Gayton McKenzie’s department spent R593,219 for one official to travel to two cities

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