853 articles published since 14 Nov 2025
A video reveals violent clashes among National Freedom Party members in Durban, highlighting deepening divisions and ongoing internal turmoil in the party.
South Africa's visa overhaul targets young foreigners, tightening retirement and work visa rules; future applications to focus on economic contributions and skills.
South Africa clarifies that while Starlink hardware can be imported legally, using the service without proper licences remains illegal, amid Elon Musk's criticisms.
The Summit Club in Hillbrow is under investigation for R2.6 million in unpaid electricity bills and serious safety violations, sparking widespread scrutiny.
Authorities warn of fake modelling agency "African Audition," run by Ivo Suzee, exploiting women for non-consensual explicit recordings. Exercise caution online.
The Department of Basic Education warns of rising school dropout rates among boys, especially from Grades 10 to 12, urging assessments of socio-economic pressures
Rustenburg Mayor Sheila Mabale-Huma lauds Otukile Motshwaedi's R200,000 park transformation while stressing the need for compliance with municipal regulations.
Durban's R22 million statues of Mandela and Tambo draw public outrage, highlighting misplaced priorities amidst service delivery failures like potholes.
ActionSA refutes claims of a police manhunt for Ekhurhuleni mayoral candidte Xolani Khumalo, saying he continues his public duties amid social media speculation.
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