City of Johannesburg Rejects Eskom’s Power Cut Threat Over R4.9 Billion Debt Dispute
City of Johannesburg demands Eskom retract its threat to cut power over disputed R4.9 billion debt, pushing for fair billing and legal recourse to protect residents.
eThekwini Municipality Condemns Racist Remark in Council Meeting
eThekwini Municipality condemns racist remark in council meeting amid debate on the 1860 Indentured Indian monument. Investigation underway, strict action pledged.
Sampra CEO Pfanani Lishivha’s Mission to Raise Half a Billion for Artists Through Mini Bus Taxi Industry
Sampra CEO Pfanani Lishivha aims to raise R500 million from the mini-bus taxi industry to benefit artists, revolutionising the music royalties landscape.
Mamokgethi Phakeng Pushes for Visa Reciprocity for South African Travellers
Mamokgethi Phakeng calls for visa reciprocity for South Africans, arguing for fairer travel policies and the recognition of South Africa as a top tourist destination.
Anglo American Sells Historic 55 Marshall Street Building to Olitzki Property Holdings, Boosting Johannesburg CBD Revitalisation
Anglo American sells its 55 Marshall Street building to Olitzki Property Holdings, supporting Johannesburg’s CBD transformation with plans for a sustainable urban precinct.
Maye Musk Faces Backlash Over ‘Racist’ Tweet About Reporter’s Ethnicity
Maye Musk faces accusations of racism after a tweet mentioning the ethnicity of a reporter, Ryan Mac, ahead of a New York Times article. The tweet was criticized for singling…
Three Charged in Connection with Liam Payne’s Death After Fall from Hotel Balcony
Three people have been charged in connection with Liam Payne's death in Buenos Aires, including a suspected drug dealer and hotel employee. Authorities continue the investigation into the tragic incident.
South Africa’s Youngest MP Cleo Wilskut Resigns from Parliament
Cleo Wilskut, South Africa's youngest MP from the Patriotic Alliance, has resigned from Parliament. Her departure has sparked discussions on youth in politics and the challenges young MPs face.
Siviwe Gwarube Moves Forward with Controversial Bela Act Amid Consultations
Education Minister Siviwe Gwarube commits to implementing the Bela Act, despite protests and ongoing consultations over its language and admissions policies.
Bela Act Nears Implementation, But Controversial Clauses Still Under Review
Basic Education Minister Siviwe Gwarube confirms the readiness of the Bela Act, excluding clauses 4 and 5, which have sparked nationwide protests. The Act's implementation awaits further consultation on contentious…
Meet Quincy Jones’ South African Daughter, Khanyo Maphumulo
Discover the inspiring journey of Khanyo Maphumulo, South African artist and Quincy Jones’ adopted daughter, who’s earning international acclaim for her dance talent.
Lebombo Border Closed as Violence Erupts in Mozambique Following Disputed Elections
Violence in Mozambique forces closure of the Lebombo border. South African authorities and SADC summit leaders address escalating tensions after contested elections in Mozambique.
Joburg Faces Load-Shedding Amid R6.3 Billion Unpaid Eskom Bill
Joburg faces load-shedding due to City Power's R6.3 billion debt to Eskom. The DA blames mismanagement and calls for an investigation into governance failures at the power utility.
R600,000 Raised for New Paul Kruger Statue in Orania Amidst Ongoing Vandalism
Afrikaner communities raise R600,000 to build a new Paul Kruger statue in Orania, preserving heritage amidst vandalism. Kruger's legacy remains divisive in South Africa.
Australian Breakdancer Raygun Steps Away from Competitive Scene Following Paris Olympics Criticism
Australian breakdancer Rachael "B-girl Raygun" Gunn retires from competitive breaking after intense backlash from her Paris Olympics performance, sparking debate over breaking's future as a sport.
Julius Malema’s Botswana Travel Ban Lifted Ahead of President Duma Boko’s Inauguration
Julius Malema's Botswana travel ban has been lifted just before the inauguration of President Duma Boko, marking his first visit to the country since 2011, after controversial remarks led to…
KCBS/KCAL News Anchor Chauncy Glover Passes Away at 39
Emmy-winning KCAL news anchor Chauncy Glover passes at 39, leaving a legacy in journalism and community mentorship. A celebrated journalist, he touched lives through impactful stories and youth advocacy.
Travel 2040: Google Report Reveals a New Era of Global Mobility and Market Shifts
Google's Travel 2040 report predicts a 60% rise in international travel by 2040, highlighting India's growth as a major source market and emerging travel destinations worldwide. Discover the insights that…
Ulundi Municipality Takes Action Against Shops Selling Suspected Tainted Food
Ulundi Municipality in KZN launches food safety crackdown, temporarily closing stores suspected of selling contaminated food. Inspections come amid rising child illness cases, as officials seek to enforce health regulations.
US Prepares for Potential Election Unrest as Trump-Supporting Groups Mobilize
As the US braces for possible election unrest, security measures ramp up with over 20 states deploying National Guard troops to counter threats from groups like the Proud Boys. Experts…
