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US hits 60 nations, including SA, with new forced labor trade taxes. Meanwhile, President Ramaphosa welcomes Donald Trump's one-year AGOA trade deal extension.
The US stands firm on trade rules for SA, demanding BEE exemptions and foreign policy neutrality despite political pushback from Pretoria over asset security.
The Malawian government initiates a voluntary evacuation for citizens in South Africa amid unrest, following Ghana's repatriation and ongoing diplomatic talks.
Department of Basic Education has reportedly gazetted a 4% salary adjustment for Mzansi teachers, with entry-level pay starting at R169,707 per year.
South African influencer Dineo Moloisane went viral after completely losing it over VAT and questioning why South Africans pay the 15% tax on goods and services.
The SA Department of Tourism is offering registered tourist guides a free online Mandarin language training programme for the 2026/27 financial year.
SA petrol prices are heading for an increase in June 2026 despite strong over-recoveries, as the government brings back fuel levies that were temporarily cut.
A video from Estcourt in KZN showing men carrying what appear to be AK-47s near their businesses during anti-immigration protests has left SA seriously concerned.
Ghana's Director of Diaspora Affairs assures South Africans of safety amid rising immigration tensions, emphasising Ghana's commitment to regional unity.
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