2 h. ago CRL Commission urges churches to be cautious during baptisms

The Easter long weekend is traditionally associated with baptisms

Politics

4 h. ago WTO slashes 2025 trade growth forecast, warns of deeper slump

Trump's trade war with China has also intensified with tit-for-tat exchanges

Events

5 h. ago Civil society urges Parly to rectify adoption of Fiscal Framework

Parliament managed to pass the fiscal framework with the slight margin early this month.

Politics

16 h. ago Apartheid security police monitored Luthuli’s home: daughter

Wilhelmina Luthuli testified in the re-opened inquest into Chief Luthuli's death in 1967.

Events

26 h. ago Gauteng intensifies crime fight with full resource deployment

Lesufi says metropolitan boundaries are being scrapped for law enforcement officers.

Events

32 h. ago Key Witnesses Missing in Reopened Inquest Into Chief Albert Luthuli’s Death

The KwaZulu-Natal High Court has heard that crucial witnesses in the reopened inquest into the 1967 death of Chief Albert Luthuli are untraceable. Tuesday marked the second day of proceedings into the circumstances surrounding Luthuli’s death, which the apartheid government claimed was caused by a train accident in kwaDukuza. However, the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA)… Read More »Key Witnesses Missing in Reopened Inquest Into Chief Albert Luthuli’s Death The post Key Witnesses Missing in Reopened Inquest Into Chief Albert Luthuli’s Death first appeared on iAfrica.

Events

32 h. ago Africa’s Health Systems Buckle as US Cuts Trigger Malaria, Cholera, and Vaccine Crises

The abrupt withdrawal of US health funding under President Donald Trump’s administration is dismantling health systems across Africa, leaving millions vulnerable as diseases like malaria, cholera, and mpox surge. In Nigeria’s Borno state — which accounts for a third of global malaria deaths — dozens of clinics have closed, leaving unemployed nurses like Musa Adamu… Read More »Africa’s Health Systems Buckle as US Cuts Trigger Malaria, Cholera, and Vaccine Crises The post Africa’s Health Systems Buckle as US Cuts Trigger Malaria, Cholera, and Vaccine Crises first appeared on iAfrica.

Politics

32 h. ago Mpumalanga govt departments warned to service municipal debt

MEC Majuba has met with representatives of the 20 Mpumalanga municipalities in Mbombela

Events

33 h. ago African Creators Shine on TikTok: Facts about Creator Rewards and Monetisation

African creators on TikTok have been coining it on the platform, contrary to popular belief. TikTok, the leading short-form video platform, shares a suite of rewarding features designed to empower creators to monetise their creativity and engage with their communities like never before. Social media platforms, including entertainment platforms like TikTok, offer diverse monetisation models… Read More »African Creators Shine on TikTok: Facts about Creator Rewards and Monetisation The post African Creators Shine on TikTok: Facts about Creator Rewards and Monetisation first appeared on iAfrica.

Events

36 h. ago Luthuli’s 1967 inquest didn’t have crime scene images: Witness

The court has re-opened the inquest into the death of the former ANC President.

Events

36 h. ago Jonas’ role as US special envoy is beyond his capacity: FOSA

Jonas has been tasked with advancing SA’s diplomatic relations with the United States.

Politics

36 h. ago NGO raises concern over DNA testing backlog’s impact on GBV cases

The SAPS Forensic Science Laboratory is currently dealing with a DNA backlog of over 140 000 cases.

Politics

37 h. ago Godongwana holds final say on VAT hike decision: Maswanganyi

Decision to implement proposed VAT increase rests solely with Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana.

Politics

53 h. ago Ramosadi mourns child’s death linked to suspected food poisoning

Ramosadi community mourns child’s death linked to food possibly laced with pesticide.

Society

60 h. ago Court to revisit Luthuli, Mxenge cases as ANC hails ‘historic step’

Mxenge was brutally murdered in Umlazi, south of Durban, in 1981

Events

65 h. ago Inquest into Chief Albert Luthuli’s death begins at KZN High Court

The NPA announced the re-opening of the inquests into the deaths of Luthuli and Griffiths Mxenge

Events

3 d. ago Gauteng Education cuts ties with Nal’Bali after sexual assault claim

Gauteng Education ends Nali’Bali partnership after practitioner accused of assaulting grade 3 pupil.

Events

3 d. ago Gabon’s leader Nguema elected president with 90.35% of vote: Minister

He vowed to diversify the country’s oil-reliant economy.

Politics

3 d. ago It’s dangerous to pretend budget talks benefit S Africans: Analyst

The ANC has been holding talks with its Government of National Unity partners.

Politics

3 d. ago Chief Albert Luthuli’s family still seeks answers on his death

Chief Luthuli was Nobel Peace Prize laureate and former ANC president.

Events