3 d. ago Lamola dismisses claims that SA was aware of October 7 Hamas attack

The attacks led to Israeli retaliation that has since continued in Gaza

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4 d. ago W Cape High Court reviews Van Rhyn’s confession amid torture claims

The court continues viewing video of Van Rhyn's confession amid torture claims in Joshlin Smith case

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4 d. ago South African Presidency Expresses Concern Over New U.S. Tariffs

The South African Presidency has voiced apprehension regarding the recent imposition of tariffs by U.S. President Donald Trump, describing them as punitive measures that hinder international trade. On Wednesday, President Trump announced extensive global tariffs, asserting they were in retaliation for what he termed unfair trade practices. South Africa is among the nations affected, facing… Read More »South African Presidency Expresses Concern Over New U.S. Tariffs The post South African Presidency Expresses Concern Over New U.S. Tariffs first appeared on iAfrica.

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5 d. ago Godongwana questions GNU member’s decision to vote against budget

Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana says he's concerned about GNU partners that are against the budget

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6 d. ago Compliance concerns grow as Spaza shop registrations continue

Businesses are expected to have their municipal registration certificates displayed

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8 d. ago Orania leader defends town’s purpose amid EFF’s racism concerns

Orania Movement leader Jooste Strydom says Orania exists to preserve Afrikaans culture and identity

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8 d. ago Myanmar Quake Death Toll Hits 1,700 As Aid Scramble Intensifies

The toll from Myanmar’s earthquake continued to rise on Sunday, as foreign rescue teams and aid rushed into the impoverished country, where hospitals were overwhelmed and some communities scrambled to mount rescue efforts with limited resources. The 7.7-magnitude quake, one of Myanmar’s strongest in a century, jolted the war-torn Southeast Asian nation on Friday, leaving… Read More »Myanmar Quake Death Toll Hits 1,700 As Aid Scramble Intensifies The post Myanmar Quake Death Toll Hits 1,700 As Aid Scramble Intensifies first appeared on iAfrica.

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1 week ago AfriForum takes legal fight against ‘Kill the Boer’ chant overseas

AfriForum CEO Kallie Kriel says that their continued fight is a matter of dignity.

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1 week ago Gautrain looking at different ways to grow its commuter base

The agency says it is also considering extending the rail network to townships.

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1 week ago Lombaard responsible for Joshlin Smith’s disappearance: Defence

The Joshlin Smith kidnapping and human trafficking trial continues.

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1 week ago Gabon’s Coup Leader Cleared to Run for President in April Election

Gabon’s Constitutional Court has ratified eight candidates for the upcoming presidential election. The candidates include Brice Oligui Nguema, the head of the transitional government that has led the country since a 2023 military coup. Ordinarily, transitional leaders are restricted from running for election. However, a new constitution passed in November exempted Nguema, raising concerns about… Read More »Gabon’s Coup Leader Cleared to Run for President in April Election The post Gabon’s Coup Leader Cleared to Run for President in April Election first appeared on iAfrica.

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1 week ago Security at North West sewer plant decry deteriorating health

Workers say their pleas have been ignored despite raising their concerns on various occasions.

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1 week ago Portfolio Committee concerned about state of KZN health facilities

The committee is currently in KZN to conduct oversight visits to several healthcare facilities.

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1 week ago Mchunu urges calm following arrest in Soshanguve patrollers’ shooting

Mchunu says communities must continue to work together in fighting crime.

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1 week ago Beyond the Smile: South Africa Must Prioritise Oral Health as a Public Health Imperative

South Africa’s burden of oral diseases is not only inextricably linked to non-communicable diseases but also presents an urgent public health challenge, with rising concern over its impact on mental health. Oral diseases are a major health concern for many countries and negatively impacts people throughout their lives. Oral diseases lead to pain and discomfort,… Read More »Beyond the Smile: South Africa Must Prioritise Oral Health as a Public Health Imperative The post Beyond the Smile: South Africa Must Prioritise Oral Health as a Public Health Imperative first appeared on iAfrica.

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1 week ago Key witness continues testimony about R20k exchanged for Joshlin

Lombaard explains what happened to the money once the sangoma had paid the accused for Joshlin.

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2 w. ago Kimberley Diamond Cup delivers perfect mix of sport, community pride

NC provincial government says R32 million has been put aside to grow skateboarding as a sport.

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2 w. ago NAFCOC believes registration won’t stop rapid increase in spaza shops

The deadline for registration for all spaza shops was at the end of last month.

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2 w. ago Two schools in Ivory Park continue to face intermittent water supply

Two schools in Ivory Park continue to face intermittent water supply which has affected learning.

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2 w. ago Only a Third of Companies Comply with Employment Equity Act, Says Labour Department

The Department of Employment and Labour has revealed that just 34% of companies inspected in 2024 complied with South Africa’s Employment Equity Act. Minister Nomakhosazana Meth disclosed this figure in a recent written response to Parliament, highlighting significant non-compliance among businesses. Out of 3,152 workplaces inspected during the 2023/24 financial year, only 1,082 met compliance… Read More »Only a Third of Companies Comply with Employment Equity Act, Says Labour Department The post Only a Third of Companies Comply with Employment Equity Act, Says Labour Department first appeared on iAfrica.

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