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East London is set to become KuGompo City following the approval of 21 name changes. Premier Mabuyane highlights public participation amid mixed reactions.
Volkswagen South Africa warns that 2026 is crucial for its future, highlighting urgent policy changes needed to avert a national crisis and protect jobs.
China and South Africa forge a trade partnership, boosting the local economy through duty-free access for South African exports. Mixed reactions arise.
US official Tommy Pigott criticises South Africa's expulsion of Israeli diplomat Ariel Seidman, igniting debate over diplomatic relations and hypocrisy.
South Africa's minimum wage rises to R30.23 per hour on 1 March 2026, excluding EPWP workers, now earning R16.62. Employers face penalties for non-compliance.
McKenzie defends ICE amid World Cup boycott threats, labelling critics as 'suffering from cow disease', while the Presidency clarifies his stance is personal.
Farmer blames government for foot-and-mouth disease outbreak. Vaccine shortages threaten livestock producers, while Steenhuisen outlines plans for new distribution.
South Africa faces severe prison overcrowding with 170,000 inmates against a 107,000 bed capacity, prompting major contraband crackdowns and disciplinary actions.
Israel declared South Africa’s Ambassador to Palestine, Shaun Byneveldt, persona non grata after DIRCO’s move against the Chargé d’Affaires of the Israeli Embassy.
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