Nedbank Pays Transnet R600 Million in State Capture Settlement Linked to Gupta-Era Deals
Nedbank has quietly paid Transnet R600 million to settle litigation linked to Gupta-era interest-rate swaps, closing a major state capture dispute without admitting liability.
Tembisa Hospital Official and Hawks Sergeant Arrested for R100,000 Corruption Bribe Attempt
A Tembisa Hospital official and a Hawks sergeant have been arrested after allegedly offering a R100,000 bribe to derail a corruption investigation linked to the hospital.
Major Drug Trafficking Hub Busted in Houghton | R20 Million in Narcotics Seized
Johannesburg law enforcement dismantles a major drug trafficking operation in Houghton, seizing over R20 million worth of codeine-based medicines and dagga. Eight suspects arrested.
U.S. Visas Can Now Be Denied for Obesity, Cancer, and Diabetes Under New Policy
A new U.S. immigration directive allows visa denials for applicants with chronic illnesses such as obesity, diabetes, and cancer, sparking concerns over fairness and medical discrimination.
Australia Revokes Visa of South African Man, Matthew Gruter, Linked to Neo-Nazi Rally
Australia has cancelled the visa of South African national Matthew Gruter after he attended a neo-Nazi rally, as the government intensifies its crackdown on far-right extremism.
‘Michael’ Becomes Most-Watched Music Biopic Trailer Ever With 116 Million Views
The teaser for Antoine Fuqua’s upcoming Michael Jackson biopic has shattered global records with 116.2 million views in 24 hours, becoming the most-watched music biopic trailer in history.
Mariah Carey’s Ultra-Rare 1980s Demo Tape Heads to Auction, Expected to Fetch $20,000
A newly discovered 1980s demo tape credited with helping Mariah Carey land her first record deal is going to auction in December. The seven-track cassette could fetch up to $20,000.
Brown Mogotsi Testifies at Madlanga Commission | Livestream Coverage
Businessman Brown Mogotsi appears before the Madlanga Commission for a two-day testimony amid allegations of political interference and recent claims of an assassination attempt.
Florida Couple Steven Edwin Wiley and Cheryl Ann Pyle Charged After Viral Video of Allegedly Racist Attack on Black Canvasser
Florida Couple Steven Edwin Wiley and Cheryl Ann Pyle caught on video hurling racist threats at a Black canvasser now face assault charges and unrelated felony cases, with both suspects…
Russia Would Lose a Full-Scale War Against NATO, Raising Risk of Nuclear Escalation, Lord West Warns
Former British navy chief Lord West says Russia would lose a direct war with NATO, warning that defeat could push Vladimir Putin toward nuclear escalation amid rising cyber threats and…
Magic Johnson Reflects on How Faith Guided Him Through His HIV Diagnosis
Magic Johnson opens up about revealing his HIV diagnosis to his pregnant wife, finding strength through faith, and dedicating his life to fighting stigma in Black and brown communities.
Ukraine Warns South Africans Against Fighting in War as 17 Men Reportedly “Fooled” Into Joining Mercenary Forces
Ukraine’s ambassador urges South Africans not to join the Russia-Ukraine war after 17 citizens were allegedly lured to the Donbas under false promises of lucrative jobs. President Ramaphosa has ordered…
Concerns Mount Over Palestinian Arrivals in South Africa Amid Claims of Forced Migration
A chartered flight carrying Palestinians to South Africa has raised concerns about alleged forced migration, unclear travel arrangements, and suspected links to Israeli intelligence. Government confirms an investigation is underway.
Eddie Murphy Reveals the Secret Behind His Longevity in Hollywood
Eddie Murphy reflects on fame, peace, and staying grounded as Netflix releases a new documentary exploring his legendary career.
Stop-and-Go Traffic Controls Introduced as Heavy Rains Flood North West Roads
Several major roads in the North West have been flooded following heavy rains, affecting routes near Rustenburg, Klerksdorp, Stilfontein, Mahikeng and Vryburg. Authorities warn motorists to drive carefully.
Former South African Ambassador to the US Franklin Sonn Dies at 86
Former South African ambassador to the United States, Dr Franklin Sonn, has died at 86. He is remembered as a pioneering educator, anti-apartheid leader, and the first democratic SA ambassador…
Omarion Calls for Respect and Accountability in R&B After Mario’s Recent Remarks
Omarion responds to Mario’s comments about his vocal ability, urging R&B artists to uplift one another and lead with accountability, grace, and self-reflection.
Principal Loses Bid for Reinstatement After Hug and “Baby Kiss” Incident
A school principal has failed in his attempt to get his job back after the Labour Court upheld his dismissal over an inappropriate hug and a request for a “baby…
Kirk Franklin Opens Up About Son, Faith and Why He Doesn’t Understand Homophobia
Gospel legend Kirk Franklin has spoken candidly about his strained relationship with his eldest son and why he rejects homophobia, emphasising love, inclusion and healing during a revealing interview on…
S&P Global Upgrades South Africa’s Credit Rating for the First Time in Nearly 20 Years
S&P Global Ratings has upgraded South Africa’s credit rating for the first time in almost two decades, citing stronger revenue, improved growth prospects, and successful structural reforms under Operation Vulindlela…
