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Parliament committee chair warns VW’s 30-year Kariega legacy at risk amid policy uncertainty
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Cyril Ramaphosa's phone call with Russian President Vladimir Puting sparks a conversation online
President Cyril Ramaphosa speaks with Vladimir Putin about bilateral relations, the Russia-Ukraine conflict, and discussions on BRICS and the G20 Summit in Florida.
US officials join largest delegation ever to mining indaba in Cape Town amid diplomatic strains
Amid diplomatic tensions, President Trump leads the largest US delegation to the Mining Indaba in Cape Town, focusing on energy and business interests in SA.
Urgent safety concerns flagged at Olievenhoutbosch police station: No functional holding cells
The Gauteng legislature raises urgent safety concerns at Olievenhoutbosch police station, citing non-functional holding cells and overwhelming public risk.
East London's transition to KuGompo City sparks outrage
East London is set to become KuGompo City following the approval of 21 name changes. Premier Mabuyane highlights public participation amid mixed reactions.
Make or break year for Volkswagen South Africa amid growing industry concerns
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 signs landmark trading duty-free deal with South Africa
China and South Africa forge a trade partnership, boosting the local economy through duty-free access for South African exports. Mixed reactions arise.
US Politician slams South African government for expelling Israel's Ariel Seidman
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 set to rise by R1.44 starting 1 March 2026
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.
Presidency clarifies Minister McKenzie’s views on ICE and World Cup
McKenzie defends ICE amid World Cup boycott threats, labelling critics as 'suffering from cow disease', while the Presidency clarifies his stance is personal.
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