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Domestic travel taking off at small South African airports

South Africa—21 Aug 2025

Vodacom should pay Makate R3.12 million for his idea

Opinion—21 Aug 2025

Investigation into alleged capture of South Africa’s police and justice system gets green light

South Africa—21 Aug 2025

Afrikaner-only settlement in Pretoria risks demolition

South Africa—21 Aug 2025

South Africa’s National Dialogue ‘a waste of time and money’

South Africa—21 Aug 2025

Voting numbers are plummeting in South Africa

South Africa—21 Aug 2025

SA Tourism board dissolved: OUTA calls it ‘disgraceful’ political interference

South Africa—20 Aug 2025

Why South Africa has been labelled a criminal state

South Africa—20 Aug 2025

Former ANCYL deputy president to remain behind bars

South Africa—20 Aug 2025

The understaffed police station serving 27 suburbs

South Africa—20 Aug 2025

Rhino horn smuggling syndicate suspects granted bail

South Africa—20 Aug 2025

South Africa’s inflation creeps up

Business—20 Aug 2025

Two arrested in connection to attack on three DA MPs

South Africa—20 Aug 2025

SETA overhaul: government hails clean-up, critics slam cadre deployment

South Africa—20 Aug 2025

DA mum on its past plan to have only 15 ministers

South Africa—20 Aug 2025

Why Babita Deokaran had to die

South Africa—19 Aug 2025

ArcelorMittal crisis threatens closure of key South African iron ore mine

Business—19 Aug 2025

An opportunistic assault – ANC hits back at Mchunu and Gigaba

South Africa—19 Aug 2025

A major blow to transparency

South Africa—19 Aug 2025

Adapt or perish: South Africa’s new climate plan

South Africa—19 Aug 2025

South Africa’s music royalty agency hits back

South Africa—19 Aug 2025

Ukraine talks in Washington a step towards peace – Trump

International—19 Aug 2025

Parliament’s committee to investigate Mkhwanazi’s allegations stalling

South Africa—19 Aug 2025

Show me the money

South Africa—19 Aug 2025

This is why taps run dry, Mr President

South Africa—19 Aug 2025

Poorly trained police cost taxpayers nearly R2 billion

South Africa—18 Aug 2025

McKenzie investigated for using racial slur

South Africa—18 Aug 2025

Isuzu bets big on South Africa

Business—18 Aug 2025

Hundreds of corruption probes in South Africa

South Africa—18 Aug 2025

Calls for policy reform after Tshwane rejects private firefighters

South Africa—18 Aug 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

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

South Africa—12 Sep 2026

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South Africa—12 Sep 2026

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You are talking bulls.. t. The ANC GOT EVERYTHING ON A PLATE. NICELY DISPLAYED. EVERYTHING IN A 100% working condition....

Liza Leyland on 15 Sep 2026

Being corrupt and entitled has already been proven, why bother, because nothing but nothing comes of it? Even the judicial...

rclv on 15 Sep 2026

The White government gave the ANC a full working government. Who stuffed it up?

Barbara on 15 Sep 2026

Unlike you , I do not live in the past I have , EARS and EYES and use them to...

Dirk Engelbrecht on 15 Sep 2026

You are obviously a card carrying member of the ANC following their instructions to blame the white people for all...

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BBBEE is a way of grossly inflating prices for the enrichment of a connected few. The Tembisa scandal was just...

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Amazon reported to OECD over ‘no-whites’ programme 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

Historic 153-year-old South African town falling apart with iconic hotel that cannot take guests

ANC insourcing increased security costs from R117 million to R218 million per year

Officials arrested for charging R2,000 for learner’s licences without any tests

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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