A businessman was shot and killed outside his shop in Inanda, KwaZulu-Natal, with 25 shell casings recovered from the scene, as police investigate the brutal assassination.
Despite being in police custody, Musa Khawula has resumed posting online, asking followers for financial donations.
Teaching at Tsebe-Ntlha Primary School in Hammanskraal has been disrupted as parents protest over alleged mismanagement of school funds and demand clarity on the principal’s reinstatement.
Shaune Mogaila faces backlash after the mother of a girl killed in his car crash denies forgiving him, contradicting Sekhukhune United’s claims.
The Table Mountain fire has been contained, with some hiking trails reopened. Authorities are investigating possible arson as firefighters continue monitoring the area.
AfriForum and Solidarity met with Trump officials to push for US intervention in South Africa.
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A fierce wildfire on Table Mountain has prompted road closures and firefighting efforts, with strong winds threatening to spread the blaze further.
New details have emerged about the man shot outside Today’s Destiny Logistics in Witbank, as conflicting reports on his condition fuel speculation.
Eskom suspends loadshedding after recovering power generation capacity, but concerns remain over whether blackouts are truly a thing of the past.
Eskom has confirmed the return of Stage 3 loadshedding this weekend after 10 months of uninterrupted power supply. Find out what this means for Cape Town residents, the latest loadshedding schedule, and how the City plans to mitigate power cuts.
Eskom’s power grid remains highly unstable in February 2025, despite recent claims of improved performance and extended periods without loadshedding.
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Seven Chinese nationals have been convicted in a Johannesburg High Court for running a forced labour ring that trafficked 91 Malawian nationals into South Africa.
A businessman driving a Ferrari F8 was shot and killed outside Today’s Destiny Logistics in Witbank in what appears to be a targeted hit.
South Africa weather forecast for 26 February 2025: Severe thunderstorms, disruptive rain, and damaging winds expected.
This week’s data indicates potential decreases in petrol, diesel, and illuminating paraffin prices, with over-recoveries suggesting relief for South African consumers in March 2025.
The NPA has provisionally withdrawn fraud charges against former Johannesburg mayor Kabelo Gwamanda, but legal and political uncertainties remain.
ACSA is appealing a court ruling that blocked its R3 billion baggage screening overhaul, arguing it has the legal mandate to manage airport security.
South Africa’s Cabinet has rejected Enoch Godongwana’s revised Budget over tax disagreements, deepening the standoff within the GNU.
Six suspected cash-in-transit robbers were killed in a shootout with police in Laudium, as authorities crack down on CIT heists.
The SAHRC is taking Nota Baloyi to court over alleged hate speech, while Nota stands by his controversial remarks on white people.
DJ Sbu has announced his resignation from Radio 2000 before his contract’s end, while the station remains silent on the matter.
Western Cape dam levels dropped to 73.8% this week, reflecting a 1.9% decline from the previous week.
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South Africa weather forecast: Severe thunderstorms in Limpopo and disruptive rain in KwaZulu-Natal expected on Tuesday, 25 February 2025.
Anele Mdoda alleges an Uber driver in Cape Town threatened her, prompting an investigation by Uber and raising concerns about e-hailing safety.
The South African government is allowing black-owned businesses to import US chicken without anti-dumping duties, but potential AGOA revocation could impact poultry prices.
