PwC Investigation Reveals Steinhoff’s Tax Dodging Strategies
Steinhoff’s creation of a subsidiary named Hemisphere was a strategic move aimed at minimizing its tax obligations through frequent changes in the unit’s shareholding, according to a comprehensive PwC investigation.
Selfishness or Self-Care? Kim and Kwaledi Dive Deep on Mental Well-Being
The latest episode of Konversations with Kim and Kwaledi tackles the fine line between selfishness and self-care. Is it okay to prioritize yourself, your time, and your mental health? The…
Chris Jasper, Isley Brothers Icon and R&B Innovator, Passes Away at 73
Legendary musician Chris Jasper, known for shaping the signature sound of The Isley Brothers, has passed away at 73. A pioneer of R&B and funk, Jasper leaves behind a musical…
Gauteng Health Department Cracks Down on Payroll Fraud: 66 Salaries Frozen
The Gauteng Department of Health has taken decisive action against payroll fraud by freezing the salaries of 66 employees who failed to verify their employment status. This move is part…
Ms. Lauryn Hill Pays Tribute to Roberta Flack: ‘Forever Grateful’ for Her Influence
Ms. Lauryn Hill honors the late Roberta Flack, reflecting on the profound influence the soul legend had on her career and music. Hill recalls how the Fugees' cover of "Killing…
Donald Trump Administration Rolls Out Red Carpet for AfriForum While Snubbing SA Government
A diplomatic rift between South Africa and the United States deepens as the Trump administration welcomes AfriForum and Solidarity with open arms, while Pretoria struggles to secure a meeting on…
Cardi B and Tasha K Reach $1.2 Million Settlement in Defamation Case
Rapper Cardi B and gossip vlogger Tasha K. finalize lawsuit settlement after years-long legal battle
Alan Winde Calls on Western Cape to ‘Stand for What is Right’ Amid Global Shifts
Western Cape Premier Addresses Uncertainty, Economic Challenges, and Infrastructure Goals in 2025 State of the Province Address
Roberta Flack Dies at 88: Iconic Voice Behind “Killing Me Softly” and “The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face”
Roberta Flack, the legendary Grammy-winning singer behind "Killing Me Softly with His Song" and "The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face," has passed away at 88. Her musical legacy…
Nota Baloyi Taken to Equality Court Over Alleged Hate Speech
Human Rights Commission is taking legal action against artist manager Nota Baloyi for alleged hate speech following remarks made on a podcast. Learn more about the case and its implications.
Roedean School Water Polo Prestige Cup Tackles South Africa’s Drowning Crisis with Learn-to-Swim Initiative
South Africa sees over 1,400 fatal drownings annually. The Roedean School Prestige Cup is changing that by combining competitive water polo with a Learn-to-Swim initiative to empower underprivileged schools and…
R680,000 in Fines Issued to Employers for Hiring Illegal Foreign Workers
In a crackdown on labour law violations, the Department of Employment and Labour (DEL) has fined 68 employers a total of R680,000 for hiring undocumented foreign workers without valid work…
South Africa to Roll Out Police Body-Worn Cameras
The South African government has announced the rollout of body-worn cameras for police officers, aiming to enhance transparency and accountability. However, concerns have been raised over the slow pace and…
Arsenal Star Takehiro Tomiyasu to Miss Remainder of Season After Knee Surgery
Arsenal defender Takehiro Tomiyasu has undergone knee surgery and will miss the rest of the 2024-25 season. The Japan international has faced recurring injury issues, with this being his second…
Sunfoil Brand Owner Willowton Group Settles R101m Price Manipulation Case
Willowton Group, owner of Sunfoil cooking oil, has reached a R101-million settlement with the Competition Tribunal over price manipulation allegations. This marks the resolution of an eight-year legal battle involving…
South Africa on the Verge of Energy Independence with Orange Basin Oil Reserves
South Africa is on the brink of tapping into its own crude oil reserves in the Orange Basin, shared with Namibia. With over half of the reserves on the South…
Zanzou Nightclub Shut Down as Gauteng Liquor Board Suspends License Amid Assault Scandal
The Gauteng Liquor Board has suspended Zanzou Nightclub’s liquor license following shocking videos of alleged torture and assault. Police investigations are underway, with a manhunt for eight suspects.
Dr Naledi Pandor Calls for AfriForum to Rectify Alleged Misinformation Leading to US Sanctions
Former Minister of International Relations and Cooperation, Dr. Naledi Pandor, has called on lobby group AfriForum to take responsibility for its alleged role in influencing US policy against South Africa.…
South Africa Halts Starlink Talks Amid Rising US Tensions
Negotiations over licensing SpaceX’s Starlink satellite internet service in South Africa have reportedly stalled due to escalating tensions between the South African government and the Donald Trump administration in the…
Gauteng Police Investigate Alleged Assault and Torture at Zanzou Bar
Gauteng police have launched an investigation to track down those responsible for the alleged sexual assault and torture of patrons at Zanzou Bar in Pretoria. The shocking allegations have sparked…
