Marriott Faces Lawsuit Over Alleged Racial Discrimination Against Black Guest in Ohio
A Black family in Ohio has filed a lawsuit against Marriott after allegedly being denied a hotel stay due to race, sparking renewed debate over discrimination in hospitality.
UN Declares Transatlantic Slave Trade “Gravest Crime Against Humanity” in Landmark Vote
The United Nations has declared the transatlantic slave trade the gravest crime against humanity, reigniting global debate on reparations, justice, and historical accountability.
Over 400,000 KitKat Bars Stolen in Europe Heist Ahead of Easter
More than 400,000 KitKat bars were stolen from a hijacked truck in Europe, raising concerns over rising cargo theft and supply chain security.
Dr Nandipha May Get Compassionate Leave for Mother’s Funeral Amid Bester Case
Dr Nandipha Magudumana could be granted compassionate leave to attend her mother’s funeral while awaiting trial in the Thabo Bester escape case.
Driving Licence Validity in South Africa Could Extend to 8 Years Amid Ongoing Review
South Africa plans to extend driving licence validity from five to eight years, but fee increases and regulatory delays remain key concerns.
Gayton McKenzie to Sue eNCA, Officials Over Inmate Interview Allegations
Patriotic Alliance leader Gayton McKenzie plans legal action after an inmate alleged he sent phones to prison, while Correctional Services probes an unauthorised interview.
Comedian Learnmore Jonasi Launches Fundraiser to Fight R460 Million Lawsuit by Lebo M
Zimbabwean comedian Learnmore Jonasi has launched a fundraiser to cover legal costs after Lebo M filed a R460 million lawsuit over alleged misrepresentation.
“Home Affairs Failed Us”: Viral Video Raises Questions Over Alleged Passport Fraud Linked to Drug Arrest
A viral TikTok video has sparked outrage after a Nigerian content creator alleged a suspect arrested abroad used a South African passport, raising concerns over Home Affairs oversight.
SAPS Reappoints Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi as KwaZulu-Natal Police Commissioner for Five-Year Term
Lieutenant General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi has been reappointed as KwaZulu-Natal Provincial Police Commissioner, with SAPS citing stability and leadership.
France Denies US Pressure in G7 Snub of South Africa as Kenya Secures Invitation
France has rejected claims of US pressure behind South Africa’s exclusion from the 2026 G7 Summit, as Kenya receives an invitation instead.
SARB Warns of Possible Interest Rate Hikes if Iran War Drags On
The South African Reserve Bank has warned of potential interest rate hikes if the Iran conflict continues, citing rising oil prices and a weaker rand.
R630 Million ETDP SETA Scandal Triggers Criminal Probe and Reform Calls in South Africa
A R630 million funding scandal at ETDP SETA has sparked a criminal investigation, with the DA laying charges and government facing pressure to overhaul the system.
Uganda’s Army Chief Signals Support for Israel, Raises Prospect of Action Against Iran
Uganda’s military chief Muhoozi Kainerugaba has voiced strong support for Israel and hinted at possible action against Iran, sparking global attention and debate.
Tshwane Mayor Fires MMC Kholofelo Morodi Over Tender Fraud Allegations and Conduct Concerns
Tshwane Mayor Nasiphi Moya has dismissed MMC Kholofelo Morodi following allegations of tender fraud and concerns raised by the Madlanga Commission.
Donald Trump Delays Iran Strike by 10 Days as Nuclear Tensions Escalate and Oil Prices Surge
Donald Trump has extended the deadline for strikes on Iran by 10 days amid ongoing talks, rising oil prices, and renewed nuclear threats from Tehran. Here’s what it means globally.
Namibia Blocks Starlink: Government Cites Ownership Laws and Regulatory Breaches
Namibia has denied Starlink a licence to operate, citing strict local ownership laws and regulatory concerns. Here’s what it means for internet access and Africa’s satellite broadband race.
US Ambassador Warns Cancelling King Charles’s State Visit Would Be a ‘Mistake’ Amid Rising Tensions
The US ambassador to the UK has cautioned against cancelling King Charles III’s planned state visit, despite political pressure and Middle East tensions, warning it could strain diplomatic ties.
Cartrack Fined R5 Million and Ordered to Refund R5.1 Million to Consumers After CPA Violations
Cartrack will pay a R5 million fine and refund over R5.1 million to customers following a ruling linked to Consumer Protection Act breaches, with the company agreeing to amend its…
Three Gauteng Farmers Receive Life Sentences for Brutal Racially Motivated Murder
The North Gauteng High Court has sentenced three farmers to life imprisonment for the racially motivated killing of Dumisani Phakathi, highlighting the judiciary’s firm stance on violent hate crimes in…
Julius Malema Hits Back at Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi: “I Am Not Scared of You”
EFF leader Julius Malema has criticised KZN police commissioner Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi, accusing him of being sensitive and overstepping, amid tensions over parliamentary testimony.
