Joburg’s R10 Million Fine Against Waterfall Estate Ruled Unlawful by High Court
South Gauteng High Court overturns over R10 million in fines issued to Waterfall Estate by Johannesburg Water, declaring them illegal and procedurally flawed.
Donald Trump Claims Cyril Ramaphosa to Visit Amid Rising Tensions Over Afrikaner ‘Genocide’ Allegations
Donald Trump says South African President Cyril Ramaphosa will visit him next week as tensions rise over claims of a “white genocide” and US–SA diplomatic fallout.
Lesufi to Axe Senior Officials After Ethics Report Reveals Corruption and Lavish Lifestyles
Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi is set to fire top officials after an ethics report uncovered misconduct, financial irregularities, and public servants doing illegal business with the state.
Tiger Brands Offers Settlement to Listeriosis Victims as Department of Health Applauds Decision
Tiger Brands will compensate victims of the 2017 listeriosis outbreak that killed over 200 people. The Department of Health welcomes the move, urging more affected families to come forward.
Pastor Timothy Omotoso to Challenge Prohibited Status After Dramatic Arrest in East London
Controversial pastor Timothy Omotoso plans to challenge Home Affairs Minister Leon Schreiber’s decision declaring him a prohibited person, following his arrest in East London during a religious crusade.
Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge Launches as Ultra-Slim Powerhouse with AI, Titanium Frame
Samsung unveils the Galaxy S25 Edge, its slimmest and lightest flagship yet, featuring a titanium frame, 200MP camera, and cutting-edge AI—available May 30 for R20,030.
Raw Riverside Conversations on Cheating, Marriage & Identity at Khwiting ya Noka Campsite, Limpopo
At Khiwting ya Noka in Ga-Mafefe, Limpopo, Konversation co-hosts Kim and Kwaledi hosted a raw, riverside podcast with campers, unpacking real-life issues like cheating, polygamy vs polyandry, spiritual changes after…
49 Afrikaners Granted US Refugee Status Amid Backlash from South African Government
A group of 49 Afrikaners is set to leave South Africa for the US under refugee status, triggering a diplomatic row as Pretoria accuses Washington of undermining its sovereignty.
R2 Million Laptop Scandal: Supplier Overcharged Government for Low-Spec Devices
The R2 million laptop procurement scandal in South Africa has concluded, revealing supplier fraud and official misconduct. Disciplinary actions and potential criminal charges are now underway.
PSL GM Andile Ncobo and Wife Charged with R15 Million Fraud and Money Laundering
Premier Soccer League GM Andile Ncobo and his wife Salome face fraud and money laundering charges over a R15 million PetroSA school development donation. Case postponed to May 29, 2025.
Panyaza Lesufi Issues Warning to Undocumented Immigrants: Get Papers or Face Deportation
Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi warns undocumented immigrants to regularize their status or face deportation, citing rising concerns in informal settlements like Marry Me.
Michael Owen: Only Two Clubs Can Win Premier League Next Season After Liverpool Defeat
Michael Owen claims just two teams can realistically contend for the Premier League title next season after Liverpool’s 3-1 loss to Chelsea, calling for urgent summer reinforcements.
Julius Malema Slams Donald Trump as “Most Illiterate President,” Says Even Zuma Was Better
EFF leader Julius Malema criticizes Donald Trump, calling him “illiterate” and accusing the US of destabilizing Africa. Malema claims even former president Jacob Zuma was better than Trump.
Warren Buffett, 94, to Retire as Berkshire Hathaway CEO, Greg Abel Named Successor
Warren Buffett will step down as Berkshire Hathaway CEO at the end of 2025, handing over to Greg Abel. The legendary investor made the surprise announcement at the company’s annual…
Pharrell Williams Promises ‘Beautiful’ 2025 Met Gala Honoring Black Style
Pharrell Williams, co-chair of the 2025 Met Gala, says this year's event themed “Superfine: Tailoring Black Style” will celebrate Black culture, creativity, and progress on May 5 in New York…
Vusi Thembekwayo Takes Sunday World to Press Council Over ‘Misleading’ Fraud Report
Entrepreneur Vusi Thembekwayo has filed a formal complaint against Sunday World at the Press Council of South Africa, alleging ethical violations over a fraud story based on unserved court papers.
US Pulls Plug on R6-Billion Development Project in Lesotho, Leaving Communities in Limbo
The US is shutting down the R6-billion Millennium Challenge Corporation project in Lesotho, threatening health, agriculture, and youth business initiatives that were expected to benefit 2.5 million people and create…
Apartheid-Era Families Reject Ramaphosa’s Commission Proposal, Vow to Pursue Justice in Court
Families of apartheid-era victims have rejected President Cyril Ramaphosa’s proposal to handle their constitutional damages claims via a commission of inquiry, arguing that only the courts have the power to…
Nigeria to Receive Over R12 Billion Annually Under AfDB Deal Aimed at Jobs and Green Growth
The African Development Bank has approved a five-year deal that will see Nigeria receive over R12 billion annually, with an additional R59 billion in co-financing. The fund targets job creation,…
China Alleges U.S. Origin of COVID-19 in Rebuttal to Wuhan Lab Leak Claims
In a provocative white paper, the Chinese government accuses the United States of being the true origin of COVID-19, pushing back against persistent claims that the virus leaked from a…
