Deputy Minister Godlimpi Highlights Path to Economic Revival in SONA Debate
In a passionate address during the State of the Nation Address (SONA) debate on February 17, 2026, Deputy Minister Zuko
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South Africa Back on Top as Africa’s Biggest Economy – Real Proof That ANC Policies Are Delivering Results!
According to the latest scoop from the International Monetary Fund, our economy is projected to hit around $426 billion in
Forty Seven Illegal Immigrants Arrested In Ekurhuleni
The Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Police Department (EMPD) Specialized Services Units Officers, arrested forty-seven undocumented foreign nationals, aged between twenty-four (24) and
City of Johannesburg Urges Media Owners To Stop Supporting Illegal Outdoor Advertising
The City of Johannesburg (COJ) has begun removing illegal outdoor advertising around the CBD. The COJ urged media owners and
Man Escapes Kidnappers After Terrifying Abduction in Limpopo
A 33-year-old man from Driefontein village in Sekhukhune, Limpopo, miraculously escaped from four armed men who kidnapped him from his
Chaos in Parliament as Chair Initially Declines to Recognise Zuma at SONA Debate
EFF challenges ruling, calls for rules to be followed in the chamber A tense exchange in Parliament briefly disrupted the
SAPS Wants Zimbabwean Musician and Social Media Personality Malloti Extradited
Police confirm warrant and extradition process The South African Police Service (SAPS) says it is seeking the extradition of Zimbabwean
Heartbreaking Court Appearance for Suspects in the Tragic Killing of Young Nigerian Ride-Share Driver Isaac Satlat
In a somber moment at the Pretoria Magistrate’s Court in South Africa, three individuals stood before a judge on February
Nigerian Union in South Africa Speaks Out Against Killing of Young Driver, Calls for Justice
The Nigerian Union in South Africa is strongly denouncing the recent killing of 22-year-old Isaac David Satlat, a young e-hailing
South Africa’s Parliament Reconstruction: Costs Hit R2.2 Billion as Repairs Push Forward
In the wake of extensive damage, the reconstruction of South Africa’s Parliament buildings is set to cost billions, with officials