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Pretoria presses Washington to reverse tariffs

South Africa—4 Aug 2025

Johannesburg mayor feels the heat

South Africa—4 Aug 2025

Big Please Call Me lie the media repeats again and again

South Africa—4 Aug 2025

DStv under siege from an old enemy

Business—4 Aug 2025

One South African water project went from R90 million to R4 billion, but taps remain dry

South Africa—3 Aug 2025

Finance minister and Reserve Bank governor clash

South Africa—3 Aug 2025

South Africans should prepare for a lot of pain and crushed dreams

South Africa—2 Aug 2025

South Africa has a new acting police minister

South Africa—1 Aug 2025

US deals South Africa a major blow

South Africa—1 Aug 2025

Deputy President fined for not declaring diamond from controversial Louis Liebenberg

South Africa—1 Aug 2025

SARB lowers inflation target without minister’s sign-off

South Africa—1 Aug 2025

India eyes US imports to dodge Trump’s tariff hammer

International—31 Jul 2025

Police seize stash of fake IDs and driver’s licences

South Africa—31 Jul 2025

Blow to the MK Party as ConCourt dismisses its urgent legal case against Ramaphosa

South Africa—31 Jul 2025

Big win for Vodacom in Makate ‘Please Call Me’ case

Business—31 Jul 2025

South Africa’s last-minute scramble

South Africa—31 Jul 2025

Minister explores Chinese alternative to Starlink for South Africa

South Africa—31 Jul 2025

Ivory Coast president, 83, eyes fourth term

International—31 Jul 2025

ConCourt reserves judgment in MK Party’s case against Ramaphosa

South Africa—31 Jul 2025

Trump still unsure if he wants to attend the G20 in South Africa

International—30 Jul 2025

Groundwork laid for probe into alleged justice capture in South Africa

South Africa—30 Jul 2025

South Africa losing R4.8 trillion to BEE and similar policies

Business—30 Jul 2025

Trouble in Tshwane coalition paradise

South Africa—30 Jul 2025

South African student stuns field to win 100m backstroke world title

Sport—30 Jul 2025

Qatar to bid for 2036 Summer Olympics

Sport—29 Jul 2025

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
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925 small businesses received R188 million from the government

Business—21 Oct 2026

The first Chery car to be built in South Africa revealed

Business—21 Oct 2026

134-year-old South African bridge loved by bungee jumpers now decaying in front of everyone’s eyes

South Africa—21 Oct 2026

Helen Zille: Show me the money

South Africa—21 Oct 2026

Eskom’s employee costs to produce a kWh of electricity increased by 1,422% between 1994 and 2026

Business—21 Oct 2026

Bomb threat on a South African plane with 184 passengers

South Africa—21 Oct 2026

The transport job in South Africa with a salary of R4.5 million per year

South Africa—21 Oct 2026

Julius Malema wants to raise pensions to R4,500, give free water and electricity to grant recipients, and increase social grants to young women

South Africa—21 Oct 2026

The reason Herman Mashaba hates Helen Zille

South Africa—21 Oct 2026

The ANC government promised South Africans an unemployment rate of 6% but it increased to 33%

Business—21 Oct 2026

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Black farmer shares the true reality of working with white Afrikaner farmers in South Africa

150South Africa—22 Oct 2026
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Julius Malema wants to raise pensions to R4,500, give free water and electricity to grant recipients, and increase social grants to young women

133South Africa—21 Oct 2026
3

Julius Malema says white people must lose their land in South Africa

246South Africa—20 Oct 2026
4

President Cyril Ramaphosa warns of devastating impact on jobs after the ANC antagonised the United States

78South Africa—20 Oct 2026
5

United States warns of new sanctions against South Africa

69South Africa—22 Oct 2026
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The ANC government promised South Africans an unemployment rate of 6% but it increased to 33%

38Business—21 Oct 2026
7

If you’re white, stay out of sight – Old DA slogan

66South Africa—20 Oct 2026
8

Johannesburg’s Pikitup spends R85 million on renting vehicles while its own trucks are broken and sit in workshops

21South Africa—20 Oct 2026
9

The plan to create a new government-controlled bank in South Africa

18South Africa—21 Oct 2026
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Police station in South Africa’s capital has only 3 chairs and one computer for 30 detectives, no telephones, and no Internet access

12South Africa—22 Oct 2026

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New Comments

What a shame.

kgomotso3 on 22 Oct 2026

We import 10billion dollars more from China than we export. We are a customer of China not a trading partner....

Taxpayer on 22 Oct 2026

As long as the sanctions are directed at government individuals, don't make the general public suffer any more as a...

Kevin Grant on 22 Oct 2026

You've got it all skewed. RSA ans USA relations soured when The South African Government , was the only State...

hfelix25681 on 22 Oct 2026

Kudos to the commitment and dedication from parents, teachers and students. When there's no bad apples destroying the culture and...

Majedie on 22 Oct 2026

KAK!

Tony Moon on 22 Oct 2026

One would hope the ANC will be irrelevant in 2060. One would hope the ANC is out by 5 November,...

pgrossk on 22 Oct 2026

Least we forget that SA has two economies running parallel. One is local and characterised by poverty, the other is...

Ben Tebele on 22 Oct 2026

He's a poephol of the year

Riah Terry Dawson on 22 Oct 2026

Sorry, but you clearly don't understand the "trade partner" concept. Bottom line: SA buys much more from China than what...

TruthSiren on 22 Oct 2026

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925 small businesses received R188 million from the government

The first Chery car to be built in South Africa revealed

Eskom’s employee costs to produce a kWh of electricity increased by 1,422% between 1994 and 2026

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International

Cuban military arrangement shut down after R1.9 billion was irregularly spent

US President Donald Trump imposes sanctions on the International Criminal Court

South African taken hostage by terrorist group right next door

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

The iconic 5-star hotel in South Africa, which hosted Michael Jackson, Margaret Thatcher, and Nelson Mandela, is now an abandoned and dilapidated building

Only R71 billion of the R452 billion in investment pledges materialised in South Africa’s northernmost province

ActionSA mayor Nasiphi Moya faces criminal charges and Public Protector and Green Scorpions complaints

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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