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Lesotho can collapse economically

International—29 Jul 2025

Rand Water CEO says South Africa is not facing a bulk water crisis

South Africa—29 Jul 2025

Gayton McKenzie appoints Kenny Kunene’s replacement in Johannesburg

South Africa—29 Jul 2025

Presidency responds to State Capture Commission criticism

South Africa—29 Jul 2025

Unlicensed firearm syndicate nabbed by police

South Africa—29 Jul 2025

Major changes to South Africa’s constitution proposed in Parliament

South Africa—28 Jul 2025

Report says United States refugee programme for whites only

International—28 Jul 2025

DA opposes turning Pretoria City Hall into Iranian cultural centre

South Africa—28 Jul 2025

Social and ethics committee director from top SA company caught with fake PhD

Business—28 Jul 2025

A new era for Capitec

Business—25 Jul 2025

Passenger Rail Agency and union reach pay deal

Business—25 Jul 2025

ANC slams possible sanctions against its leaders

South Africa—24 Jul 2025

South African Police takes action against counterfeit goods and illicit cigarettes

South Africa—24 Jul 2025
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Industry News—29 Jul 2026

South African tech billionaire who gave his domestic worker and gardener a R1 million bonus

South Africa—28 Jul 2026

Helen Zille explains R50,000 per pothole claim

South Africa—28 Jul 2026

Testing found E. coli levels 772% above the benchmark in a large South African city

South Africa—28 Jul 2026

Woolworths sells extra-large 1-kilogram avocado for R59.99

South Africa—28 Jul 2026

South Africa faces a serious economic risk

Business—28 Jul 2026

DA keeps the ANC in power

South Africa—28 Jul 2026

A man without a bakery made R1 million a month selling bread to South African prisons

South Africa—28 Jul 2026

Police raid at quiet Cape Town residential estate

South Africa—28 Jul 2026

The richest woman in South Africa who returned home after spending years in London

Business—28 Jul 2026

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DA keeps the ANC in power

30South Africa—28 Jul 2026
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26Sport—29 Jul 2026
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19South Africa—29 Jul 2026
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Without apportioning any blame: truth of the matter is: everything NEGATIVE. Pray 🤲🏿 that we survive

thomas maboea on 29 Jul 2026

Marcus. Apartheid has started in the concentraction camps already in 1900 under British rule. There were two camps one for...

Happy Chappie on 29 Jul 2026

I do believe that the ANC was fundamentally flawed from the onset to govern South Africa into a modern state...

wezlee00 on 29 Jul 2026

And in Cape Town it cost 3 or more times that. Pothole in front of my house was already repaired...

howes43 on 29 Jul 2026

Such words shall be echoed because there is no sign of the return of White rule in South Africa. Other...

tebeleb on 29 Jul 2026

Your addresee is "Professor Malan. (Correct spelling). And I strongly object to your immature and inappropriate use of metaphor.

b.g.g.gunning on 29 Jul 2026

This is a very good option for SA - totally agree. Our challenge is that we don't have a dominant...

Judge Dredd on 29 Jul 2026

The British also did a lot of good. It wasn't all bad. They brought railways, the British legal system, many...

Judge Dredd on 29 Jul 2026

1910 - Formation of Union of SA. 1948 - NP government takes over and apartheid is started. 1990 apartheid ends....

vandermerwe.marcus on 29 Jul 2026

Malan makes some very good observations. We never really were a unified state, we've always been different groups forced to...

Judge Dredd on 29 Jul 2026

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South Africa faces a serious economic risk

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International

South Africa House in London in such a poor state the High Commission had to close

Zimbabwe’s President Emmerson Mnangagwa has no plans to leave office

Zimbabwe President Emmerson Mnangagwa does not want to leave office

Opinion

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

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South Africa

Criminal investigation into controversial name change in South African town

Important South African school crumbling in front of everyone’s eyes

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Gayton McKenzie versus Bokkieweek

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South African sports star dies at 25

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