UKZN doctoral student to represent South Africa at BRICS debate finals
UKZN's Melissa Sibanda wins national BRICS Debate Championship, to compete in Moscow.
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UKZN's Melissa Sibanda wins national BRICS Debate Championship, to compete in Moscow.
South Africa's municipalities are plagued by poor service delivery, corruption, and infrastructure decay, issues that are likely to influence the upcoming elections.
Zimbabwe's former president Robert Mugabe faced profound personal grief, including the death of his young son and a close revolutionary comrade.
Pitso Dladla appointed as interim coach of Young Africans in Tanzania after Manqoba Mngqithi's departure
President Cyril Ramaphosa says his government will not tolerate xenophobic violence and intimidation in the name of protesting against illegal immigrants.
Cape Town Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis faces scrutiny of the DA's delivery record ahead of the 2026 local government election.
ANC in Ekurhuleni vows to tackle financial challenges, including R2 billion missing in electricity revenue
SARS officials have searched the office and residence of City of Tshwane Chief Financial Officer Gareth Mnisi as part of an investigation into his financial affairs.
South Africa's police force is plagued by corruption, and protecting whistleblowers is crucial to addressing the issue, experts say.
ANC SG Fikile Mbalula speaks to the community of Flagstaff, Ngquza Hill, in a live broadcast.
Misinformation and disinformation campaigns are targeting institutions like the Electoral Commission of South Africa, threatening electoral integrity and human rights.
Recent polls in Tshwane show the DA in first place and the ANC in second, with smaller parties likely to be kingmakers in the upcoming local elections.