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Presidency condemns anti-illegal immigration campaigns, says they harm South Africa's reputation
The South African Presidency slams anti-illegal immigration campaigns as damaging and false, rejecting divisive narratives that threaten the nation's relationships.
Amazon wins approval for Satellite Internet in SA, sparking reactions over Elon Musk's Starlink
Amazon's satellite internet service has been approved to operate in South Africa, prompting a widespread debate online about Elon Musk's Starlink.
Government launches full probe into Cartrack after employee Gcina Dhladhla's death
Labour Minister Nomakhosazana Meth visits Cartrack following Gcina Dhladhla's tragic death, as an investigation into workplace safety and labour compliance begins.
NPA aims to extradite Timothy Omotoso after SCA grants leave to appeal acquittal
Supreme Court of Appeal permits NPA to challenge Timothy Omotoso's acquittal, addressing GBV law principles and facilitating his extradition from Nigeria.
South Africa is the only African country eligible for Japan's eVisa in 2026
SA leads Africa in 2026 as the sole nation with passport holders eligible for Japan’s eVisa and Saudi Arabia’s online tourist eVisa, simplifying travel access.
E-hailing driver hijacked and robbed at night in dashcam footage
Dashcam footage shows an e-hailing driver being hijacked and assaulted by passengers, sparking outrage in South Africa over late-night ride-hailing safety.
“Extend them for life”: SA reacts as government plans to extend driver’s licence validity to 8 years
South Africa's driver's licence validity will extend from five to eight years, easing renewal pressures amid strong public calls for lifetime licences.
"Good Riddance": Ngizwe Mchunu celebrates Thulasizwe Buthelezi's removal by King Misuzulu
iIn a shocking outburstmNgizwe Mchunu has rejoiced after King MisuZulu Ka Zwelithini fired Thulasizwe Buthelezi as the Prime Minister of the Zulu nation.
Ngizwe Mchunu blasts Limpopo Premier Phophi Ramathuba over March and March remarks
Ngizwe Mchunu blasted Limpopo Premier Phophi Ramathuba over her remarks on anti-illegal immigration marches, vowing March and March will protest in Limpopo.
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