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Deputy president Paul Mashatile supports calls for heavy fines for businesses hiring undocumented immigrants
Former president focuses on race in attack on current party leadership
The section 89 report which found President Cyril Ramaphosa has a case to answer is formally before parliament’s impeachment committee.
Nigerian politicans plan to visit SA after ‘Stone Age behaviour’
The SAPS political killings task team has called on National Coloured Congress MP Fadiel Adams to present himself at his nearest police station
President Cyril Ramaphosa’s tribute to US civil rights leader Reverend Jesse Jackson drew laughter and applause during the homegoing celebration in Chicago on Saturday
EFF leader Julius Malema is proposing free water and electricity for the poor, arguing rich people must pay more to subsidise basic services for those living in poverty.
The ANC will protest against what it says is an “attack on South Africa’s sovereignty” by US President Donald Trump’s administration.
This Friday Julius Malema faces pre-sentencing for serious firearms offences. A jail sentence of 12 months or more could cost him his parliamentary seat
She also gets R66,000 and a full bursary
Limpopo premier tells undocumented foreigners found with fraudulent papers to respect SA law
With more than 80 mass shootings recorded in 2024 — almost one or two every week — South Africa is facing a gun violence crisis worsened by weak accountability and a dangerous normalisation of mass killings.
Gun Free South Africa says Bitou’s deputy mayor could face criminal charges regardless of whether a firearm was real or a replica, and praised police for opening an investigation.
The ANC has called on the public to help police address building hijackings after the murder of radio personality Warrick “DJ Warras” Stock in Johannesburg’s CBD on Tuesday.
The ANC may have lost its electoral dominance, but it remains far from death and President Cyril Ramaphosa is “safer than critics think”, political scientist and author Prof Susan Booysen says.
