ANC Sanctions Threat Dismissed by Mbalula
ANC secretary-general Fikile Mbalula has dismissed the threat of possible US sanctions on ANC leaders, calling it interference and vowing the party won’t bow to pressure.
Mark Kretzschmar Surrenders to Police Over Fraud
Johannesburg broker Mark Kretzschmar has surrendered to police in connection with fraud charges related to a collapsed investment scheme worth millions.
Mantashe Threat to Withhold Minerals from US Grows
The Mantashe threat to withhold minerals from US aid-linked deals draws industry concern over potential trade fallout and investor risks in South Africa’s mining sector.
US Deports Criminals to Eswatini, SA Raises Alarm
The US deports criminals to Eswatini under secretive agreements, sparking legal action and security concerns in South Africa over potential cross-border threats.
Public Sector Bosses Cash in Despite Failing SOEs
Public sector bosses cash in with multimillion-rand salaries while state-owned enterprises continue to underperform and rely on costly bailouts from taxpayers.
Priest Murder Trial: Sergeant Faces Charges in SA Court
The priest murder trial involving Sergeant Mokgesseng Moleko, accused of killing his wife and a Catholic priest, is underway in Johannesburg, raising concerns about police accountability and firearm control in South Africa.
Mkhwanazi Probe Under ANC Leadership Begins in Parliament
Parliament’s Mkhwanazi probe under ANC leadership begins, facing opposition scepticism and a tight 90-day timeline to investigate serious SAPS allegations.
Cape Union Mart Protest Challenges Protest Rights
Activists opposing Cape Union Mart’s alleged ties to Israel are challenging a court interdict they say threatens South Africans' constitutional rights to protest.
SA Envoy to US Not Travelled on Official Duty
Mcebisi Jonas, SA’s envoy to the US, has not travelled to Washington since his April 2025 appointment. Minister Lamola says diplomatic work continues behind the scenes.
Joburg Coalition Political Drama Threatens Stability
The Joburg coalition faces collapse as minority parties threaten to exit, citing exclusion from key budget and planning decisions. Their ultimatum demands inclusion, warning of governance paralysis. With Johannesburg’s history of unstable coalitions, analysts question the future of multiparty governance amid rising
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