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Parliament committee chair warns VW’s 30-year Kariega legacy at risk amid policy uncertainty
"Legacy isn't a name on a sign": Woman unhappy with government money spent on changing town name
A woman questioned whether R14 million spent on renaming towns could have been better used for skills training, feeding children, and creating jobs.
Lesufi apologises after 'hotel' remark sparks backlash amid Joburg water crisis
Panyaza Lesufi apologises amid backlash over comments on Johannesburg's water crisis, addressing public concerns and potential soft water restrictions.
"It's so him": Funny spin on Paul O'Sullivan's Ad Hoc Committee testimony amuses South Africans
Johannesburg content creator Ongie Gusha hilariously mimicked Paul O'Sullivan's Ad Hoc Committee testimony, leaving people in stitches over her spot-on portrayal.
Sobukwe family speaks out amid Graaff-Reinet renaming controversy
Graaff-Reinet's renaming to Robert Sobukwe Town ignites fierce debates on identity, heritage and socio-economic challenges amid mixed reactions from locals.
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.
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