The National Freedom Party (NFP) has finally agreed to meet the Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP) to discuss issues that led to it to abruptly exit the KwaZulu-Natal government of provincial unity. In a letter addressed to the IFP, it read: “With reference to the letter dated 5 February 2026, the
President Cyril Ramaphosa delivers the 2026 State of the Nation Address (SONA) from Cape Town City Hall. The address outlines government’s key priorities for the year ahead, including economic recovery, energy reform, crime prevention, job creation, infrastructure development, and governance reforms. South Africans are closely watching as the President addresses
Paul O’Sullivan returns before Parliament’s Ad Hoc Committee for Day 2 of public hearings, as MPs continue questioning him under oath on allegations of corruption, political interference, and accountability within the criminal justice system. Today’s proceedings follow a tense first day, with further engagement expected on O’Sullivan’s affidavit, his testimony,
In the wake of extensive damage, the reconstruction of South Africa’s Parliament buildings is set to cost billions, with officials explaining the steep price tag as essential for true rebuilding rather than mere expansion. An official named George highlighted that the increased expenses stem from the genuine costs of reconstruction,
Controversial Forensic Investigator Paul O’Sullivan threatens to withdraw his cooperation with the AdHocCommittee, saying he did not come to be interrogated over allegations made by criminals. He insists he appeared to give evidence on corruption in the criminal justice system and warns that if the hearing turns into a
A former Florida police chief has shared details of a 2006 phone call from Donald Trump, where the future president reportedly said that “everyone” was aware of Jeffrey Epstein’s troubling actions. The call came after local authorities began investigating Epstein. Trump allegedly expressed relief that the investigation was underway, noting
Paul O’Sullivan returns before Parliament’s Ad Hoc Committee for Day 2 of public hearings, as MPs continue questioning him under oath on allegations of corruption, political interference, and accountability within the criminal justice system. Today’s proceedings follow a tense first day, with further engagement expected on O’Sullivan’s affidavit, his testimony,
The Madlanga Commission public hearings are live today as proceedings continue into key matters before the Commission. This live broadcast brings you real-time coverage, updates, and testimony as they happen. Stay tuned for major developments and subscribe for ongoing coverage of the Madlanga Commission. Join MDNtv Membership to get access
“I’m not a foreign agent.” These are the words of the controversial Forensic Investigator Paul O’Sullivan as he was explaining his three citizenships. O’Sullivan is giving evidence before the SAPS Ad Hoc Committee on Tuesday. Under oath, O’Sullivan stated that in his 40 years in South Africa and
Drama unfolded at the beginning testimony of controversial Forensic Investigator Paul O’Sullivan when he appeared before the Parliament Ad Hoc Committee. O’Sullivan’s affidavit contained a condition on paragraph 3 where he stated that he will not answer anything beyond 1990. This angered most of the honourable members from Umkhonto
