Author: staff
The long-awaited second season of Shaka iLembe brings drama, history, and jaw-dropping behind-the-scenes stories. With over 15 000 jobs created, thousands of detailed costumes prepared, and star-studded performances, history is reborn on screen.
National Director of Public Prosecutions Shamila Batohi has raised concerns about the adverse findings made by the Eastern Cape High Court in Gqeberha, which acquitted Nigerian televangelist Timothy Omotoso of 32 charges, including rape and human trafficking,
Cape Town cyclist Dewald van der Westhuizen says he was left gobsmacked after a drunk SA Navy member who rammed into him and his cycling coach in Simon’s Town two years ago was handed an effective R13 000 fine in the Simon’s Town Magistrate’s Court.
A claim circulating on X, started by a nameless user hiding behind a pseudonym “Saxon African”, says Woolworths, via its partnership with FoodForward SA, denies food donations to white homeless people due to broad-based black economic empowerment regulations.
Advocate Paul Pretorius, who questioned both former president Jacob Zuma and his successor, Cyril Ramaphosa, at the State Capture Inquiry, says he believes the ANC can regain support – but only if it is truly accountable for the corruption it unleashed on South Africa.
Royal AM’s turbulent ride in South African football could soon end, with the PSL poised to expel the embattled club. The league’s board of governors is expected to rubber-stamp a recommendation from the executive committee when they convene next Thursday.
ANC secretary-general Fikile Mbalula says Luthuli House has sent a team to intervene in the political squabbles between Buffalo City Mayor Princess Faku and Dr WB Rubusana regional secretary Antonio Carels ahead of the regional elective conference.
While wobbles in the government of national unity helped send the rand to its lowest level against the dollar since January on Wednesday, analysts say local assets are still looking relatively attractive regardless — even when factoring in geopolitical uncertainty.
The DA now faces a lose-lose choice: stay in the GNU and share blame for austerity or quit, risking EFF/MK ascendance and long-term voter backlash. And without a coherent system for conflict resolution, the GNU risks ongoing paralysis, writes Khaya Sithole.
A detective, who drove kidnapping-accused Steveno van Rhyn to Vredenburg Hospital to have his injuries seen to, told the Western Cape High Court, sitting in Saldanha Bay, Van Rhyn told the attending doctor he was injured after falling off a bakkie.