EKURHULENI R3.4 BILLION ESKOM DEBT AND POSSIBLE POWER CUTS
The Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) expresses serious concern over the City of Ekurhuleni’s failure to service its Eskom debt, which
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Fuel Prices Rising in South Africa from 4 March – Here’s What’s Changing
South Africa’s fuel prices are getting a bump next week, and most drivers will feel it at the pumps. The
Former SABC and SIU Spokesperson Kaizer Kganyago Joins National Prosecuting Authority
Former SABC and Special Investigating Unit spokesperson Kaizer Kganyago has been appointed as the new National Prosecuting Authority spokesperson.
Tebogo Thobejane’s Son Botlhale Hakeem Steps Into Greatness at Mayweather Boxing Club
Botlhale Hakeem Thobejane, 18, the son of South African actress and media personality Tebogo Thobejane, is carving out his own
President Ramaphosa Pushes for Talks in the Middle East and Strongly Condemns Breaches of International Law
President Cyril Ramaphosa and the South African government are really worried about the rising tensions in the Middle East. These
Five Years Later Where Is Sam “Mshengu” Chabalala
Five years after his dramatic disappearance, questions still surround the whereabouts of controversial businessman Sam “Mshengu” Chabalala and whether the
South Africa must have an honest and serious conversation about this matter
The 17 young South African men who were reportedly lured into the Russia–Ukraine war front line made a serious mistake
A few fiscal rays of hope do not mean South Africa is enjoying economic summer just yet
Minister Enoch Godongwana’s 2026 Budget offers a mixture of relief and optimism, but it remains within a framework of poor
President Cyril Ramaphosa Has Appluaded Russian President Vladimir Putin For Assisting In Bringing Back South Africans Stuck in Donbas In Ukraine
President Cyril Ramaphosa Has Appluaded Russian President Vladimir Putin For Assisting In Bringing Back South Africans Stuck in Donbas In
Singer Naledi Aphiwe Apologies To Zimbabwe People After Negative Comment She Made
Award winning singer Naledi Aphiwe has since apologized to the Zimbabweans. This stems from a comment she made through social