ICASA retracts mobile-network collusion claim after admitting there was no investigation
South Africa’s communications regulator has withdrawn its suggestion that mobile network operators may have been colluding over controversial new data
R370 SRD grant battle heads to Supreme Court of Appeal in landmark case affecting millions
The legal battle over South Africa’s R370 Social Relief of Distress grant is heading to the Supreme Court of Appeal,
SAA acting CEO Matshela Seshibe placed on immediate special leave as leadership turmoil deepens
South African Airways has placed Acting Group Chief Executive Officer Matshela Seshibe on immediate special leave, marking another major leadership
YouTube updates monetisation guidance for news reports depicting death
YouTube has announced an update to its advertising rules that could be significant for news publishers covering crime, war, disasters
R4.6 BILLION PARLIAMENT REBUILD UNDER SCRUTINY AS MPs DEMAND FULL COST AND LEGALITY EXPLANATION
CAPE TOWN — Parliament’s R4.6 billion reconstruction programme is facing renewed scrutiny after MPs challenged the cost of rebuilding the
BREAKING: Search underway for missing hat exhibit in Senzo Meyiwa murder trial
An intensive search is underway for a missing hat that forms part of the exhibits in the Senzo Meyiwa murder
BREAKING: Ramsamy says it became clear Masemola was being targeted
Drushantha Ramsamy has told the Madlanga Commission that it became clear to her that National Police Commissioner General Fannie Masemola
PARLIAMENT TO INSPECT SANDF DEPLOYMENT AS CAPE TOWN GANG VIOLENCE FACES NEW SCRUTINY
CAPE TOWN — Parliament will inspect the deployment of South African National Defence Force personnel in Cape Town on Friday
SA INFLUENCERS URGED TO DISCLOSE POLITICAL SPONSORSHIP AHEAD OF 2026 LOCAL ELECTIONS
PRETORIA — South African influencers and digital creators are being urged to clearly disclose when political content is sponsored or
R76 MILLION RELOCATION QUESTION AT CENTRE OF EIGHT-YEAR MARIKANA MINING DISPUTE
MAHIKENG — Parliament has demanded urgent progress in an eight-year mining dispute affecting hundreds of households near Marikana, as government