The Fourth India-Africa Forum Summit has been postponed due to the alarming Ebola outbreaks in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Uganda.
South African activists from the Global Sumud Flotilla received a heartfelt welcome at O. R. Tambo International Airport after enduring a harrowing detention in ...
Minister Parks Tau defends South Africa's coal exports to Israel, citing WTO obligations, but critics argue his rationale lacks substance.
South Africa's Minister of International Relations, Ronald Lamola, joins BRICS counterparts in New Delhi to discuss pressing global issues under the theme of resilience ...
President Ramaphosa faces criticism after being photographed with Joachim 'G6' Chivayo, a man wanted by the Hawks, during a visit to Zimbabwe. The presidency responds ...
Minister Solly Malatsi faces criticism after withdrawing South Africa's draft AI policy due to fabricated sources in its reference list.
and not only those who can afford it, but we can send people who are unable to afford flight tickets and accommodation.
ActionSA and the DA have launched a corruption case against Minister Sisisi Tolashe, alleging she concealed luxury gifts from Chinese officials.
The Portfolio Committee on Communications and Digital Technologies convened a pivotal roundtable on podcasting, igniting crucial discussions on the future of regulation ...
After a lengthy process of oral hearings, Parliament's Ad Hoc Committee is now faced with the challenge of addressing conflicting evidence.
MKP MP David Skosana raises alarm over Mkhwanazi's allegations, exposing critical issues within SAPS as the Ad Hoc Committee probes police accountability.
Reactions pour in from South African organisations following President Ramaphosa's announcement about Israel's response in the genocide case at the ICJ.
Dereleen James highlights how recent testimonies before Parliament's Ad Hoc Committee confirm long-standing concerns about SAPS corruption.
Paul O’Sullivan's testimony at Parliament’s Ad Hoc Committee took a dramatic turn as he walked out amidst heated exchanges, leaving the committee to ponder their ...
Paul O’Sullivan's testimony at Parliament’s Ad Hoc Committee took a dramatic turn as he walked out amidst heated exchanges, leaving the committee to ponder their ...
The cost of deploying the SANDF in tackling gang violence and illegal mining in the Western Cape, Gauteng and the Eastern Cape has not yet been established.
ActionSA’s Dereleen James expresses alarm over Oupa 'Brown' Mogotsi's role in SAPS investigations, questioning the implications of ordinary citizens conducting such ...
In a fiery response to President Ramaphosa's SONA address, EFF leader Julius Malema accuses the president of electioneering tactics, claiming that the SANDF's deployment ...
Minister Dean Macpherson discusses John Steenhuisen's surprising decision to step back from leadership, emphasising the importance of prioritising the nation's needs ...
Leigh-Ann Mathys of the EFF questions the reluctance of some Ad Hoc Committee members to summon President Cyril Ramaphosa.
Parliament's Ad Hoc Committee deliberated whether President Cyril Ramaphosa should give a written response or appear in person.
Despite valuable insights from civil society, ANC's Khusela Sangoni-Diko firmly opposes the establishment of a Chapter 9 institution to combat corruption, stating ...
Minister Solly Malatsi faces intense scrutiny over his directive that could facilitate Elon Musk's Starlink operations in South Africa.
The public university system is set to offer only 235,000 first-year places for 2026, leaving 10,000 qualified students without a space.
Eleven members of the Western Cape Anti-Gang Unit face serious charges, including murder and kidnapping, following the death of a Manenberg man.
