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President Ramaphosa slams government departments for failing to spend allocated budgets
Ramaphosa highlights the failure to spend allocated budgets and stresses the need for municipal oversight in managing public funds for the benefit of South Africans.
Cape Town taxi commuters offered new plans after 10 routes close amid violent disruption
As 10 Cape Town taxi routes close due to violence, alternative transport plans are being introduced for affected commuters starting 17 September 2025.
South Africa divided after Mashatile’s bold defence of the BBBEE policy
Deputy President Paul Mashatile defends the Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment (BBBEE) policy, claiming its removal would be a regression to apartheid.
Tembisa taxi drivers allegedly shoot community members, South Africans worried
The water protest in Tembisa, Ekurhuleni, turned violent after footage of taxi drivers allegedly shooting at community members went viral on social media.
SAHRC engaged with Fannie Masemola to protect foreign nationals' rights to healthcare
The South African Human Rights Commission has reached out to National Commissioner General Fannie Masemola and called for foreign nationals' rights to be protected.
Preparing for 2029: ANC decline, GNU politics, and the future of South African democracy
South Africa approaches the 2029 elections as the ANC faces historic decline, GNU politics reshape power, and democracy enters a decisive phase.
“We don’t want him anyway”: SA responds to Trump ditching G20 Summit
US President Donald Trump says he won't attend the G20 summit in Johannesburg, citing violence against white farmers in South Africa. Deputy JD Vance to attend.
IHOM warns South Africa's reconciliation dialogues may fail without addressing apartheid trauma
The Institute for Healing of Memories (IHOM) warns that South Africa’s national reconciliation dialogues will fall short unless apartheid-era trauma is addressed.
South Africans not convinced by Joburg Water’s day zero assurance
Despite Joburg Water’s assurances, many South Africans remain unconvinced that the city is safe from a Day Zero scenario, with concerns over water throttling.
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