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Elon Musk says South Africa’s laws are ‘deeply wrong,’ urges no race-based legislation
Elon Musk has claimed South Africa now has more anti-White laws than apartheid-era policies against Black people, calling the situation deeply wrong
Lives lost as Durban building collapse death toll increases
The Durban building collapse tragedy has claimed more lives, with officials confirming rising casualties and ongoing recovery operations in KwaZulu-Natal
Water and Sanitation Minister flags R3.7 million in illicit payments to board members
Minister of Water and Sanitation confirms R3.7 million in unauthorised payments to board members, prompting scrutiny over water governance and financial controls.
SA to restrict asylum applications for refugees from other countries
SA plans to stop accepting asylum applications from those who already hold refugee status elsewhere. Public feedback on the White Paper is open until January.
USA politician John Kennedy declares SA an enemy amid growing tensions
United States senator John Kennedy called South Africa an enemy of the US during a Senate sitting in which the African Growth Opportunity Act was discussed.
Ntshavheni says Witness D rejected protection offer after fatal attack
Minister Ntshavheni defends South Africa’s witness protection program after Witness D was murdered, stating the victim had declined the protection offer.
Department of Basic Education confirms breach during matric exam paper marking
The Department of Basic Education confirmed that Minister Siviwe Gwarube will brief the nation after a breach during matric exam paper marking was detected.
Lamola raises alarm over unauthorised Palestinian entry into South Africa
Minister Ronald Lamola warns that foreign actors exploited South Africa’s visa-free regime with Palestine to facilitate an unauthorised mass entry of Palestinians.
“SA won’t flinch”: Gent reassures Mzansi they won’t be hit hard after getting kicked out of AGOA
A content creator reassured South Africans about being kicked out of AGOA. He explained that trade exposure to the US is only 5% and preparations have been made.
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