Paul Mashatile Motorcade Accused of Blue Light Abuse on Midrand Roads
Residents accuse Deputy President Paul Mashatile’s motorcade of dangerous driving and blocking traffic in Midrand, raising concerns about safety, accountability and rule of law.
Why Exhibiting at the Africa Coastal Marine Tourism Trade Market Is Essential for Tour Operators and Tourism Businesses
From tour operators to accommodation owners and shuttle services, exhibiting at the Africa Coastal Marine Tourism Trade Market offers unmatched access to buyers, partners and new markets. Here’s why securing…
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Heineken to Cut 6,000 Jobs Globally as South Africa Emerges as Key Growth Market
Heineken will cut up to 6,000 jobs worldwide under its EverGreen 2030 strategy, targeting savings of R10.8 billion. While Europe faces retrenchments, South Africa has been named a priority growth…
Cyril Ramaphosa Threatens Jail for Water Failures as 56 Municipalities Face Criminal Charges
President Cyril Ramaphosa has warned municipal managers they could face personal criminal charges under the National Water Act as 56 municipalities already face prosecution over water failures. Government commits R156…
Ramaphosa Warns Against Blocking Foreigners from Services, Vows Crackdown on Illegal Immigration
President Cyril Ramaphosa says illegal immigration will face tougher enforcement but warns that foreign nationals cannot be unlawfully denied access to schools and clinics.
BMW M4 Driver Clocked at 204km/h Arrested After Forgetting ID at Traffic Stop
A BMW M4 driver who allegedly fled police after being caught at 204km/h was arrested after leaving his ID behind. AI technology helped track him down.
Volkswagen South Africa Boss Warns Against Higher Import Tariffs on Chinese and Indian Cars
Volkswagen SA boss Martina Biene says higher import tariffs on Chinese and Indian cars could hurt consumers and fail to fix deeper issues in local manufacturing.
Why Tourism Grading Matters: Boost Your Establishment’s Credibility at the Africa Coastal Marine Tourism Trade Market 2026
Tourism grading through the TGCSA helps accommodation providers build trust, improve visibility, and unlock powerful marketing advantages. With South African Tourism exhibiting at the Africa Coastal Marine Tourism Trade Market…
Dr Nandipha Magudumana’s Brother Appears in Court on Attempted Murder Charge
Nkosinathi Sekeleni, brother of Dr Nandipha Magudumana, appeared in the Randburg Magistrate’s Court on an attempted murder charge following a violent assault.
ACSA Denies Knowledge of R70m OR Tambo Luxury Terminal Proposal Linked to Cat Matlala
Airports Company South Africa says it has no record of a reported R70 million luxury terminal proposal at OR Tambo linked to businessman Cat Matlala.
DJ Sbu Denies Claims He Benefitted R100 Million from Ekurhuleni Grants
DJ Sbu has rejected allegations made at the Madlanga Commission that he and ANC figure TK Nciza benefitted from over R100 million in Ekurhuleni grants.
Ex-Miss SA Claudia Henkel Distances Herself from Ex-Husband’s R3 Million Debt Case
Former Miss South Africa Claudia Henkel has clarified that she has no involvement in her ex-husband Orin Roesstorff’s R3 million debt case, citing a Home Affairs error.
Donald Trump Accused of Role in Epstein’s Death in FBI Tip Revealed in DOJ Files
Newly released Epstein files reveal an FBI tip in which Jeffrey Epstein’s brother accused Donald Trump of involvement in Epstein’s death. The DOJ says claims are unfounded.
Epstein Files Photo Shows 2015 Dinner With Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg and Peter Thiel
Newly released Epstein files include a 2015 dinner photo showing Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg and Peter Thiel. Appearing in the files does not imply wrongdoing.
China Signs Landmark Duty-Free Trade Deal With South Africa
China has signed a landmark agreement granting duty-free access to South African exports, aiming to boost trade, investment, and economic cooperation.
SATSA to Exhibit at Africa Coastal Marine Tourism Trade Market 2026 in Gqeberha
SATSA, the Southern Africa Tourism Services Association, will exhibit at the Africa Coastal Marine Tourism Trade Market 2026. The organisation will showcase its role in strengthening credibility, collaboration, and sustainable…
Meet the Exhibitors at the Africa Coastal Marine Tourism Trade Market 2026
The Africa Coastal Marine Tourism Trade Market 2026 brings together leading exhibitors from across Africa’s coastal and marine tourism sector, including South African Tourism, Suzuki Marine, Radisson Blu, Nelson Mandela…
MMC Mabaso Says Officials Tip Off Businesses Before Raids
City of Johannesburg MMC Mlungisi Mabaso claims municipal officials are tipping off illegal shop operators and undocumented workers ahead of inner-city raids.
T.I. Reflects on Legacy and Music Return at ASCAP Brunch
Atlanta rap icon T.I. opens up about returning to music at the ASCAP Brunch, legacy milestones, and an unexpected Grammy nomination for a Christian collaboration.
Zim Patient Claims SA Hospital Detained Him Over R20,000 Medical Bill
A Zimbabwean national alleges he was prevented from leaving a South African public hospital after staff demanded payment of a R20,000 medical bill, raising legal and ethical concerns.
