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"Enhances safety": Bolt becomes Mzansi's first registered e-hailing platform under new transport law
eThekwini concludes R2.8 million logo rebranding consultations amid community concerns
eThekwini Municipality concludes R2.8 million logo rebranding consultations, focusing on community input, phased costs, and a new visual identity for the city.
American government to process 4500 Afrikaner refugee application monthly
The US government is set to process 4500 Afrikaner refugee applications, nearly double the initial plan, amid new infrastructure to expedite the process in Pretoria.
DIRCO confirms that 2 South Africans who fought in Russia-Ukraine war have died
The South African government confirms the death of men lured to Donbas, Ukraine, amid efforts to repatriate those trapped in the war-torn region.
Loyiso Masuku takes office as Johannesburg's new deputy mayor amid mayor's crisis
Loyiso Masuku elected unopposed as Joburg's deputy mayor to bolster executive stability amidst tensions and a looming motion of no confidence against Mayor Morero.
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Expert weighs in ahead of Musa Khawula’s Madlanga Commission appearance
Crime expert Dr Tinyku Ngoveni discusses Musa Khawula's potential testimony at the Madlanga Commission, highlighting political influence on the justice system.
Budget 2026: Finance Minister announces key tax changes to support households and small businesses
Minister Godongwana announces inflation-linked tax relief for personal income taxpayers, alongside hikes in “sin” taxes and enhanced small business exemptions.
MP Alan Beesley says ‘lived reality’ shows most spaza shops foreign-owned
ActionSA MP Alan Beesley claims spaza shops are largely foreign-owned, raising concerns over job competition and the impact on South Africa’s local economy.
South Africans roast L. Brent Bozell III's message after presenting his credentials
Brent Bozell III, the new US Ambassador to South Africa, expresses excitement for collaboration while facing humorous roasts and survival tips from South Africans.
Gauteng's Premier Lesufi raises alarm over rapid growth of informal settlements
Premier Panyaza Lesufi warns of rising informal settlements and mkhukhu mafias, as housing efforts in Benoni and planned future units aim to address the crisis.
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