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She said no, but judge kept sexting, testifies secretary

Eastern Cape High Court Judge President Selby Mbenenge faces possible impeachment. Archive photo: Oupa Nkosi for Judges Matter (used... Read more

17 Jan

Countries

MPs demand probe into ‘entire social grant payment system’

The chair of Parliament’s Portfolio Committee on Social Services, Bridget Masango (speaking), says the committee has urged the Department... Read more

17 Jan

Countries

EFF reshuffles Parliamentary team following Ndlozi, Tetyana’s exit

Cape Town – The Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) has restructured its parliamentary caucus following the December elective conference and... Read more

17 Jan

Business

SAA relaunches daily Johannesburg-Dar es Salaam flights

Cape Town – South African Airways (SAA) is set to resume daily flights between Johannesburg and Dar es Salaam,... Read more

17 Jan

Arts and Leisure

PICS | Thuli Phongolo’s R85k LV bag causes stir on social media

Cape Town – Thuli Phongolo, a popular South African actress and DJ, is trending after flaunting a Louis Vuitton... Read more

17 Jan

Countries

R10 000 reward for attacker who assaulted elderly couple in Plettenberg Bay

Cape Town – A R10 000 reward has been offered for information leading to the arrest of a hooded... Read more

17 Jan

Countries

Stilfontein mine rescue ends: 78 dead, over 200 rescued

Stilfontein – Rescuers racing to clear a disused South African gold shaft of illegal miners said on Thursday a... Read more

17 Jan

Countries

Hawks arrest 21-year-old in connection with leaked matric results

Cape Town – The Hawks have made a breakthrough in the investigation into the alleged leak of 2024 matric... Read more

17 Jan

Countries

Mantashe calls for urgent crackdown on illegal mining amid Stilfontein tragedy

Cape Town — Minister of Mineral Resources and Energy, Gwede Mantashe, called for a better approach to fight against... Read more

16 Jan

Countries

What one university’s 30-year transformation reveals about Afrikaans and language planning in SA

Lloyd Hill, Stellenbosch University When South Africa became a democracy in 1994, five of the country’s universities used Afrikaans... Read more

16 Jan