ANC easily defends Madibeng ward
The ANC easily defended a ward in Madibeng (Brits) in North West on Wednesday. It was the only by-election held. The ANC won 70% of
Bring back stop and search to deal with knife crime in the UK
British police must increase their use of stop and search to tackle knife crime rather than “appease” campaign groups who claim it is discriminatory, Chris
New BEE system risks greater exposure to corruption – IRR
The new public procurement system – contained in legislation scheduled to be voted on today − will “add to uncertainty in the tender process, which
Singapore gets new PM
Lawrence Wong is the new Prime Minister of Singapore, having been sworn in last night. Wong becomes only the fourth leader of the city state
Mbeki suspends campaigning for the ANC
Former President Thabo Mbeki has suspended campaigning for the party he used to lead. ‘Diplomatic commitments’ were cited as the reason for the suspension of
Burundi accuses Rwanda of being behind grenade attack
Burundi has accused Rwanda of arming a rebel group which committed a grenade attack in the Burundian capital, Bujumbura, last Friday. Burundian authorities said at
IRR CEO invites donors to back legal challenge to NHI
Donors “with an appetite for litigation” have been invited by the CEO of the Institute of Race Relations (IRR), Dr John Endres, to get in
Not SABC’s role to decide merits of DA’s “burning flag” advertisement” – FSU SA
It is “outrageous” that the SABC claims it is “mandated to promote nation building and that the (DA’s flag) advert goes against that spirit”, says
Mbalula questions racial make-up of Proteas squad
Fikile Mbalula, the secretary-general of the ANC, took to X (formerly Twitter) to lament the make-up of the Proteas squad which is playing in next
Everest records broken over weekend
Two climbers broke records for the most summits up the highest peak on Earth. Briton Kenton Cool summited Mt Everest for the 18th time over