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Nigeria seeks compensation from South Africa over anti-illegal immigrant Protests, SA reacts
Nigeria's Foreign Ministry announced it would seek compensation from South Africa for the hundreds of citizens who fled the country, sparking criticism online.
“Doors are finally opening”: Mzansi overjoyed as SA woman hypes Uber delivery driver for being Xhosa
A South African woman's social media post celebrating her local Uber Eats rider has stirred excitement among Mzansi users amid ongoing immigration debates.
Ramaphosa reshuffles cabinet, demotes Steenhuisen and brings back Dina Pule
President Cyril Ramaphosa's Cabinet reshuffle sees John Steenhuisen demoted, three DA leaders reshuffled and dismissed former cabinet minister Dina Pule reinstated.
President Ramaphosa's meeting with Phakel'umthakathi and Ngizwe Mchunu sparks mixed reactions in SA
President Cyril Ramaphosa allegedly met anti-illegal immigration leaders ahead of 30 June marches, as police tighten security amid rising tensions in South Africa.
NatJoints warns anti-illegal immigration protesters not to test the State's resolve on 30 June
NatJoints has vowed that government was ready to deal with any criminality on 30 June, sparking questions online about why they weren't always this organised.
Fact check: Viral Mayfair “foreign nationals attack” video onfirmed as old footage from 2020
A misleading video claiming violence in Mayfair, Johannesburg, is from 2021. Gauteng police stress the importance of verifying content to prevent community panic.
Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma says government is creating fear ahead of June 30
March and March leader Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma defends the peaceful aims of the 30 June protests, challenging government fearmongering and addressing security concerns
South Africa’s new AARTO Demerit system could leave millions of drivers without car insurance
Mzansi’s new AARTO demerit point system launches on 1 July 2026, and insurance experts warn that drivers who lose their licences will also lose their car insurance.
"Safari and wine tasting":US Baby Boomers flock to South Africa in travel boom
American Baby Boomers and business travellers fuel growing demand for South African safaris and wine experiences, contributing billions to tourism spending.
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