South Africans Speak Out Against Leadership Failures in Open Letter to African Union
A group of South Africans has voiced strong frustration with what they describe as ineffective leadership across the continent, calling
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MAYIBUYE YOUTH MOVEMENT
The Mayibuye Youth Movement notes with great concern that the number one general of SAPS the National Commissioner, Fannie Masemola
15 Illegal Foreign Workers and Factory Owner Arrested in KZN Crackdown
A major crackdown in KwaZulu-Natal has led to the arrest of 15 undocumented foreign nationals and a factory owner accused
YOMO Launches in South Africa: A Movement to Connect Youth to Opportunity
Johannesburg, 1 September 2025 — Today, on the symbolic grounds of the Hector Pieterson Memorial & Museum, YOMO officially launched
Planting for the Future: SA Launches One Million Trees Campaign
The Department of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment (DFFE) has launched an ambitious new campaign encouraging South Africans to plant
Many South Africans Face Lingering Mental Struggles After Covid-19
More than half of South Africans who had Covid-19 are still dealing with mental and cognitive challenges long after recovering
Top Crime Intelligence Officials Released on Bail Amid Corruption Scandal
The very unit tasked with protecting South Africans from crime is now under a cloud of suspicion. Crime intelligence head
South Africans stranded in Israel amid Iranian attacks
The South African Jewish Board of Deputies (SAJBD) has issued an urgent advisory to South Africans stranded in Israel as
South African Parliament summons mobile giants over data costs
South Africa’s Portfolio Committee on Communications and Digital Technologies has called the country’s major mobile network operators, Vodacom, MTN, Cell
Eskom Says Power Supply Stable for Now, But System Remains Under Pressure
As winter grips the country with icy temperatures and storm warnings, South Africans are bracing for the worst — but