Spencer Sabor, Author at Newsroom

Trump-Epstein Statue Removed from National Mall

A life-sized “Best Friends Forever” statue of Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein appeared on the National Mall before dawn and was taken down hours later for permit non-compliance, sparking debate over public art, regulation and free expression.

September 26, 2025

After police evidence, Ramaphosa may be called to the Madlanga Commission as the MK party presses him over an alleged ‘secret police deal’ at Richards Bay Minerals.

News

Ramaphosa Testimony at Madlanga Commission Looms

After police evidence, Ramaphosa may be called to the Madlanga Commission as the MK party presses him over an alleged ‘secret police deal’ at Richards Bay Minerals.

September 26, 2025

International

White House Clarifies H-1B $100,000 Fee for New Applicants

The White House confirmed the H-1B $100,000 fee applies only to new applicants, not current holders, easing tech worker fears but sparking legal and business concerns.

September 22, 2025

News

Shell Wild Coast Constitutional Court Case Heard

South Africa’s Constitutional Court heard the Shell Wild Coast Constitutional Court case, as fishers and NGOs challenged an SCA ruling that lets Shell seek a renewal without fresh, lawful consultation. The judgment could decide whether Shell must file a new application with

September 19, 2025

Business·News

AI Jobs in South Africa Surge: Demand Up 77% in 2025

AI jobs in South Africa are surging. Pnet reports a 77% rise in H1 2025 and a 352% jump since 2019, led by Gauteng and the Western Cape, with demand spreading beyond tech into admin, marketing and customer service.

September 18, 2025

Government·News

National Credit Act Amendments Withdrawn After Outcry

National Credit Act amendments were withdrawn after more than 20,000 submissions. Business groups say confusion over student data derailed SME credit reforms and due process.

September 16, 2025

News

Phala Phala Trial: Accused Plead Not Guilty as Case Opens

The Phala Phala trial opened in Modimolle as three accused pleaded not guilty over the $580,000 farm theft; the court granted witness anonymity while the state lines up more than 20 witnesses.

September 16, 2025

International

Tommy Robinson London protest: 26 Officers Injured

The Tommy Robinson London protest drew about 110,000 people in central London. Police reported 26 officers injured and 25 arrests after clashes near Whitehall, with further action expected as investigators review footage.

September 15, 2025

News

Online Gambling in South Africa Surges as Crackdown Starts

Online gambling in South Africa is booming—revenues jumped 25.7% to R59.3bn. Regulators are cracking down on illegal sites and urging safer, licensed play.

September 15, 2025

News

Husbands Can Take Wives’ Surnames, ConCourt Rules

South Africa’s Constitutional Court ruled that husbands can take wives’ surnames, striking gender bias in the Births and Deaths Registration Act. Parliament has 24 months to amend the law; immediate relief applies in the meantime.

September 12, 2025

Spencer Sabor

Trump-Epstein Statue Removed from National Mall

Ramaphosa Testimony at Madlanga Commission Looms

White House Clarifies H-1B $100,000 Fee for New Applicants

Shell Wild Coast Constitutional Court Case Heard

AI Jobs in South Africa Surge: Demand Up 77% in 2025

National Credit Act Amendments Withdrawn After Outcry

Phala Phala Trial: Accused Plead Not Guilty as Case Opens

Tommy Robinson London protest: 26 Officers Injured

Online Gambling in South Africa Surges as Crackdown Starts

Husbands Can Take Wives’ Surnames, ConCourt Rules

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