Jeffrey Epstein Photo Release Includes South African ID Among Documents Found at Estate
A South African identity document has appeared among materials released from Jeffrey Epstein’s estate, as US Democrats publish photos linked to the convicted sex offender in the name of transparency.
US Senate Confirms Leo Brent Bozell III as Ambassador-Designate to South Africa Amid Deepening
The US Senate has confirmed Leo Brent Bozell III as ambassador-designate to South Africa, a move that comes as relations between Washington and Pretoria reach one of their most volatile…
Sauna Fire Tragedy: Couple Die After Allegedly Being Trapped by Faulty Door Handle
A husband and wife have died after a fire broke out inside a Tokyo sauna, with investigators probing claims of a faulty door handle and a non-functioning emergency alarm.
DJ Warras Murder: Police Identify Suspect After Johannesburg Shooting
Police have identified a suspect in the murder of Warrick “DJ Warras” Stock, who was shot outside Zambesi House in Johannesburg, with an arrest expected soon.
Bail Granted to Cape Town Officers Accused of Extortion and Kidnapping Ahead of Christmas
Two City of Cape Town law enforcement officers accused of extortion, kidnapping and robbery have been granted R10 000 bail each, subject to strict conditions.
Airtel Africa Partners With Elon Musk’s Starlink to Launch Direct-to-Cell Service in 14 Markets
Airtel Africa has partnered with SpaceX’s Starlink to roll out direct-to-cell satellite connectivity across 14 African countries, with services expected to launch in 2026.
Oil Prices Rise After Trump Orders Blockade of Venezuelan Tankers Amid Political Turmoil
Global oil prices climbed after Donald Trump ordered a blockade of Venezuelan oil tankers, as political controversy and slipping approval ratings add to market uncertainty.
AfriForum Condemns Raid on Joburg Facility Processing US-Bound Afrikaner Refugees
AfriForum has criticised a Home Affairs raid on a Johannesburg facility processing US-bound Afrikaner refugees, alleging harassment of applicants and detention of US staff.
Canadians Set to Gain as Trump’s H-1B Visa Decision Backfires
Canada is moving swiftly to attract global talent after the US announced a steep new H-1B visa fee, a decision that could cost the American economy billions and benefit Ottawa.
Outrage as Motorist Granted Bail After Cyclist’s Tragic Death in Camps Bay
Cyclists and road safety advocates have expressed outrage after a motorist accused of killing a cyclist in Camps Bay was granted R15,000 bail, sparking calls for justice and safer roads.
South Africans Face Potential Risks in R480 Billion Power Deal Linked to Indian Billionaire
South Africa has shortlisted global bidders for a R480bn electricity transmission expansion, including an Adani-linked unit, reviving debate over governance risks and foreign control.
South Africa to Expel Kenyans Working on US Afrikaner Refugee Applications
South Africa will deport and ban seven Kenyan nationals for illegally working on US Afrikaner refugee applications, deepening diplomatic tensions with Washington.
Kenyan Nationals Caught in South Africa–US Standoff Over Afrikaner Refugee Programme
South Africa has deported and banned seven Kenyan nationals for illegally working at a US-linked Afrikaner refugee processing centre, escalating tensions between Pretoria and Washington.
Miss Finland Loses Crown After Racist Gesture Backlash Sparks International Fallout
Miss Finland Sarah Dzafce has been stripped of her title after a gesture widely viewed as racist triggered outrage across East Asia, political condemnation, and reputational damage to Finland.
Elon Musk’s ‘If You Have a Womb, You’re a Woman’ Post Sparks Global Gender Debate
Elon Musk sparked widespread debate after posting a controversial statement on womanhood on X, drawing strong reactions from supporters and critics alike.
BBC Presenter Robin Ince Resigns After 16 Years, Citing Conflict Over Personal Views
Comedian and broadcaster Robin Ince has resigned from BBC Radio 4’s The Infinite Monkey Cage after 16 years, saying his views conflicted with the broadcaster.
SARS and IDAC Conviction Sends Strong Warning to Fraudsters and Corrupt Contractors
A landmark conviction secured by SARS and the Investigating Directorate Against Corruption has sent a strong message to fraudsters abusing public procurement and evading tax.
Former Isibaya Actor Bongani Gumede Seeks R1 Million from Pick n Pay After Store Injury
Former Isibaya actor Bongani Gumede is reportedly seeking R1 million in damages from Pick n Pay after allegedly tripping over an unmarked trolley at one of the retailer’s stores.
Donald Trump Ends Temporary Protected Status for Ethiopians, Issues 60-Day Departure Notice
The Trump administration has terminated Temporary Protected Status for Ethiopian nationals, giving affected residents 60 days to leave the United States and narrowing humanitarian protections for African migrants.
Police Raid Home of Man Linked to Bondi Beach Terror Attack as Investigation Continues
Police have raided the home of a man reportedly linked to the Bondi Beach terror attack, as authorities caution that key details remain unconfirmed.
