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Trade is being used as a ‘weapon’ – Ramaphosa

South Africa—24 Sep 2025

The Western Cape is one of the world’s greatest emerging markets

South Africa—23 Sep 2025
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The court case that could reshape South Africa’s energy and environmental future

South Africa—23 Sep 2025

Renaldo Gouws joins a new political party

South Africa—23 Sep 2025

South Africa’s nuclear energy SOE has been in meltdown for years

South Africa—23 Sep 2025

EFF eyes the removal of numerous statues across South Africa

South Africa—23 Sep 2025

Disorganised defence and police forces make a coup in South Africa unlikely

South Africa—23 Sep 2025

Kenny Kunene returns

South Africa—23 Sep 2025

Historic South African town in rapid decline

South Africa—23 Sep 2025

Gayton McKenzie accused of turning Sports, Arts and Culture boards into political strongholds

South Africa—22 Sep 2025

Minister and Solidarity in a war of words

South Africa—22 Sep 2025

One small village in South Africa produces many of the country’s most dangerous killers

South Africa—22 Sep 2025

Ramaphosa returns to the US

South Africa—22 Sep 2025

Another legal challenge to new Employment Equity quotas

South Africa—22 Sep 2025

Black people will ‘secretly’ vote for Helen Zille in Johannesburg

South Africa—22 Sep 2025

All eyes on Macpherson over Ekurhuleni expropriation case

South Africa—22 Sep 2025

The municipality that budgeted R100 for water and sanitation infrastructure

South Africa—22 Sep 2025

Pharaoh’s bracelet stolen

International—21 Sep 2025

The South African stars who played with Pelé, Ronaldo — and won the Champions League

Sport—21 Sep 2025

South Africans should vote directly for their MPs

South Africa—20 Sep 2025

Helen Zille officially in the 2026 Joburg mayoral race

South Africa—20 Sep 2025

Bafana Bafana on the brink of history

Sport—20 Sep 2025

The ANC is facing complete annihilation

South Africa—19 Sep 2025

Nobody is watching over the water sector

South Africa—19 Sep 2025

South African minister meets with US trade representative

South Africa—19 Sep 2025

Government plans to expand sex offender register access, but public still locked out

South Africa—19 Sep 2025

R7.7 billion and 18 years later: Defence project has delivered zero vehicles

South Africa—19 Sep 2025

‘Premeditated chaos’: ANC hits back at DA over Knysna dissolution

South Africa—18 Sep 2025

Less than 15% of public schools in South Africa have a functioning library

South Africa—18 Sep 2025

Calls for a Scorpions 2.0 mounts

South Africa—18 Sep 2025
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ANC wants a basic income grant for South Africa

South Africa—14 Sep 2026

The Freedom Front Plus is punching below its weight

South Africa—13 Sep 2026

The 171-year-old private school which produced 12 Springboks, including Nick Mallett

South Africa—13 Sep 2026

Medicine shortages at hospitals and clinics across ANC-governed province

South Africa—13 Sep 2026

The son of Johann Rupert set to take over the R262 billion family empire

Business—13 Sep 2026

The historic university town collapsing in front of everyone’s eyes

South Africa—12 Sep 2026

Criminal cases opened against municipal manager

South Africa—12 Sep 2026

Government departments owe a small South African municipality R45.97 million

South Africa—12 Sep 2026

Top companies hit by crackdown in Johannesburg, including Dis-Chem, MTN, Absa, Coca-Cola, Netflix, Rocomamas, Fanta, Smirnoff, Changan

Business—12 Sep 2026

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South Africa—12 Sep 2026

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Even with the BEE and racial policies advantage the comrades have still run south Africa into the ground.

Steven Devilliers on 15 Sep 2026

They are all from other African countries. The locals are mostly too stupid, lazy and criminals.

Johan on 15 Sep 2026

And we choose multiple party system we are very wrong ,Couse they lot of numbers in permanent people just competing...

Dapi Siwande on 15 Sep 2026

Both these systems constitute forms of social engineering which favors a specific group of citizens over another. Unclothe Peter to...

Chris P. Bacon on 15 Sep 2026

Dead Brain again.

Johan on 15 Sep 2026

I also really appreciate the civilized way Solidarity conduct themselves. It makes me realise what a great nation we have...

The Hobbit on 15 Sep 2026

It makes Pandor and her cohorts green with envy !!

James R on 15 Sep 2026

Amazon is racist. It is ridiculous to target a minority group like this. Whoever signed off on this programme was...

The Hobbit on 15 Sep 2026

I really like the fact that Solidarity is increasing the pressure on businesses who exclude whites. We need to pile...

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I like Dawie's thinking around the Transformation Fund. It's a good way to help businesses optimise this BEE nonsense and...

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Amazon reported to OECD over ‘no-whites’ programme in South Africa

The Woolworths Food product which costs R207,000 per kilogram

The son of Johann Rupert set to take over the R262 billion family empire

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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

BEE is a white tax and one of the biggest obstacles to economic growth in South Africa

Minister says spending R186,150 on hotel accommodation saved taxpayers money

South Africans across South Africa are owed R88 billion in unclaimed assets

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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