McKenzie Political Campaign Claim Over K-word Backlash
Gayton McKenzie says the K-word backlash forms part of a political campaign against him, while critics call for investigations and his removal.
R700 Million National Dialogue Budget Triggers Mbeki Withdrawal
The R700 million National Dialogue budget has led the Mbeki Foundation and other groups to withdraw, citing funding uncertainty, reduced citizen leadership, and rushed planning.
Gina Carano Lawsuit Settled with Disney
Gina Carano has settled her lawsuit against Disney over her 2021 firing from The Mandalorian, ending a high-profile legal dispute tied to political speech.
Prosecutor Killings Trigger National Security Concern
Freedom Under Law has condemned recent prosecutor killings, calling for urgent action to protect legal officials. The death of Advocate Hlulani Mabasa highlights the growing risks facing those working to uphold justice in South Africa.
Oudtshoorn Inmate Killed During Prison Attack
An inmate was killed and two wardens injured during a violent incident at Oudtshoorn Correctional Centre. The Department of Correctional Services has launched an investigation into the attack and surrounding safety concerns.
Daughter’s Pension Battle: Mother Fights Boyfriend’s Share
A mother is fighting a legal battle to stop her late daughter’s boyfriend from receiving a R2.4 million pension payout. She claims he wasn’t financially dependent and wants the money to go to the family instead.
Netshitenzhe on White Supremacy in World Politics
Joel Netshitenzhe criticises global double standards and calls out white supremacy in international relations, urging African nations to assert strategic independence.
Meyiwa Trial Evidence Contradictions Weaken State Case
Contradictions in the Senzo Meyiwa trial, including mishandled evidence and conflicting police testimonies, may weaken the state’s case. Legal experts say these flaws could support the defence's bid for a Section 174 discharge.
DJ Sumbody Murder Linked to Contract Killing Scheme
Police have arrested a suspect in the DJ Sumbody murder case, uncovering links to a wider contract killing syndicate operating across Gauteng and Mpumalanga.
University Fee Debt Crisis Worsens in South Africa
South Africa’s university fee debt crisis has soared to R24 billion, locking out thousands of students from registration and graduation, while crippling university budgets. Calls for urgent government intervention are growing.
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