21 h. ago SANSBOC to approach PP over N West scholar transport payment delays

Delayed payments have left hundreds of learners stranded

Politics

36 h. ago Action Society slams acquittal of Mashatile’s police VIP officials

Action Society slammed the acquittal of eight police VIP officials charged with assaulting a driver.

Events

48 h. ago Guterres concerned about Indian army operations against Pakistan

India had launched strikes on various sites in Pakistan in the aftermath of attack on Hindu tourists

Politics

57 h. ago Duma blasts ‘failed’ contractors after R4.6bn road project collapse

The KwaZulu-Natal Transport says 30 contractors are failing to complete the projects.

Politics

4 d. ago EC scholar transport operators threaten legal action for non

The taxi operators are said to fed up with the provincial goverment's refusal to pay them.

Events

4 d. ago Orange river flood risk threatens crops and disrupts roads in NC

Rising water levels in the Lower Orange River threaten crops, with roads and bridges closed.

Events

5 d. ago Lesufi laments large number of undocumented foreigners in Gauteng

Lesufi says undocumented foreign nationals affects service delivery to legal citizens.

Politics

7 d. ago Eastern Cape youth unemployment a growing threat, warns COSATU

COSATU warns youth unemployment in Eastern Cape is a ticking time bomb needing urgent action.

Events

8 d. ago EFF calls for public input on the Budget, threatens court litigation

EFF's Hlengiwe Mkhaliphi says Speaker of the National Assembly Didiza should pay the legal costs.

Events

1 week ago New tech helps BMA intercept 6000 illegal crossings over Easter

High-tech drones and body cams booste BMA Easter operations.

Events

1 week ago Coal Pollution Crisis in Mpumalanga: Communities Demand Urgent Action and Just Transition

Communities in Phola and Carolina, Mpumalanga, are grappling with the severe consequences of coal mining pollution, particularly in the Highveld region, long plagued by environmental degradation and health issues. At the launch of a new report titled Systems Change for a Just Transition on 15 April, Ronesa Mtshweni from Amandla Community Development in Carolina highlighted… Read More »Coal Pollution Crisis in Mpumalanga: Communities Demand Urgent Action and Just Transition The post Coal Pollution Crisis in Mpumalanga: Communities Demand Urgent Action and Just Transition first appeared on iAfrica.

Events

1 week ago Driving Licence Woes Persist As SA’s Only Card Printing Machine Remains Offline

South Africa continues to face delays in the production of driving licence cards following the breakdown of the country’s only functional card printing machine. The Department of Transport has been issuing temporary driving licences in the meantime, as the outdated backup machine currently in use is slow and frequently malfunctions. According to the department, the… Read More »Driving Licence Woes Persist As SA’s Only Card Printing Machine Remains Offline The post Driving Licence Woes Persist As SA’s Only Card Printing Machine Remains Offline first appeared on iAfrica.

Transport

1 week ago DA, EFF intensify legal battle over VAT hike and 2025 budget

DA, EFF head to court to stop VAT increase and challenge the legality of the 2025 budget process.

Politics

1 week ago Cape Town NGO honours Pope Francis’ legacy through community action

A Cape Town NGO serves daily meals, showing how small acts can uplift the lives of the destitute.

Politics

1 week ago Godongwana Tables Emergency Bill to Cancel VAT Hike, but Legal Questions Remain

Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana has introduced urgent legislation in Parliament to scrap the impending value-added tax (VAT) increase, set to take effect in just six days. However, the move has sparked legal uncertainty over whether it will be sufficient to halt the hike in time. In an unprecedented step, Godongwana has also withdrawn the two… Read More »Godongwana Tables Emergency Bill to Cancel VAT Hike, but Legal Questions Remain The post Godongwana Tables Emergency Bill to Cancel VAT Hike, but Legal Questions Remain first appeared on iAfrica.

Politics

1 week ago DA demands action against principal over alleged corporal punishment

DA demands firm action over principal's alleged use of corporal punishment on learners.

Politics

2 w. ago Thales legal representative asks the state to drop arms deal charges

Barry Roux told the court Thales is unable to call any witnesses to gainsay the state's evidence

Politics

2 w. ago LIVE | Political parties brief media on fiscal framework discussions

ANC, IFP, Action-SA, PAC, Rise Mzansi, BOSA, UDM, Good Party, Al-Jamah and PA hold media briefing

Politics

2 w. ago SAPS says over 17 000 suspects arrested through Operation Shanela

Police say hundreds were arrested for drug, alcohol and violent crimes.

Events

2 w. ago Joburg Fire Accused Retracts Confession, Cites Duress and Mental Instability

S’thembiso Mdlalose, the man who previously confessed to starting the devastating fire at the Usindiso building in Johannesburg’s CBD, is now contesting that confession, claiming it was not made voluntarily. The 31-year-old appeared in the Palm Ridge Magistrates Court on Tuesday, where his legal team announced a challenge to the confession’s admissibility. The fire, which… Read More »Joburg Fire Accused Retracts Confession, Cites Duress and Mental Instability The post Joburg Fire Accused Retracts Confession, Cites Duress and Mental Instability first appeared on iAfrica.

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