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Reed Dance Funding Cut After Venue Change

Reed Dance Funding Cut After Venue Change

KwaZulu-Natal Treasury confirmed a Reed Dance funding cut after King Misuzulu moved the annual festival to Emashobeni Royal Palace, citing Zulu tradition. The decision leaves organisers to manage extra costs without new taxpayer support.
August 12, 2025
Cape Flats Gang Violence Surges, Patekile Resignation Demanded

Cape Flats Gang Violence Surges, Patekile Resignation Demanded

Cape Flats gang violence surges, with 26 killings in a week prompting demands for SAPS Commissioner Patekile’s resignation. Activists seek SANDF intervention, while SAPS intensifies operations. Government plans targeted patrols and youth programs to curb the crisis, as communities rally for peace.
September 3, 2025
SA Court Case: Decriminalise Sex Work Now

SA Court Case: Decriminalise Sex Work Now

South Africa faces a historic moment as the Western Cape High Court hears a case to decriminalise sex work in South Africa on 1-2 September 2025. Advocates argue it will boost safety for 153,000 workers, curb violence, and unlock R8.4 billion in
September 1, 2025
SA Ministers' Lavish NY Trip Exposed

SA Ministers’ Lavish NY Trip Exposed

South African ministers face backlash for spending millions on a lavish New York trip for a UN event, defying budget cuts. An 82-person delegation, including a senior official’s million-rand hotel stay, racked up massive costs.
September 1, 2025
Hawks Raid Anton Taylor Over Satire Video

Hawks Raid Anton Taylor Over Satire Video

The Hawks raid Anton Taylor shocked many after his satirical TikTok video mocked former Police Minister Senzo Mchunu. This event highlights free speech concerns in South Africa. Learn the key facts, reactions, and why the case got dropped in this eye-opening report.
September 1, 2025
Madlanga Commission Stalls: Corruption Probe Derailed

Madlanga Commission Stalls: Corruption Probe Derailed

Madlanga Commission delays have halted South Africa’s probe into police corruption. Justice Department failures in securing laptops and data storage sparked suspensions and EFF criticism. With no new start date, the government faces pressure to deliver justice and rebuild trust.
August 28, 2025
Malema Guilty of Hate Speech: SA Court Shocks

Malema Guilty of Hate Speech: SA Court Shocks

The Western Cape Equality Court has ruled EFF leader Julius Malema guilty of hate speech for his 2022 rally remarks inciting violence. Consequently, this landmark verdict shakes South Africa, urging political leaders to foster unity.
August 28, 2025
McKenzie Will Not Apologise Amid SAHRC Probe

McKenzie Will Not Apologise Amid SAHRC Probe

Patriotic Alliance leader and Sports, Arts and Culture Minister Gayton McKenzie says he has nothing to answer for. McKenzie will not apologise as the SAHRC probes alleged racist and hate speech posts. He says his words were misread, has briefed lawyers, and
August 19, 2025