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Police reopen the 2021 death of Deputy National Commissioner Lieutenant-General Sindile Mfazi as a murder investigation. 07.07.2026

Police have reopened the 2021 death of Deputy National Commissioner Lieutenant-General Sindile Mfazi as a murder investigation. His death was initially attributed to Covid-19 but an exhumation and forensic tests found he was poisoned. Authorities confirm multiple raids were conducted at properties in Centurion linked to SAPS members. Police say a breakthrough has been made and a number of people o...

Mixed reactions to Ramaphosa's appointment of Ayanda Dlodlo as SA ambassador to France. 07.07.2026

The DA has condemned President Cyril Ramaphosa's appointment of Ayanda Dlodlo as South Africa's ambassador to France. She replaces the late Nathi Mthethwa, who died in Paris last year. The DA cites allegations from the State Capture Commission and a Public Protector probe linked to Ms. Dlodlo. The party says the appointment damages South Africa's reputation with a key trade partner. The Presidency...

DA in Tshwane to outline impending legal action against the Deputy Mayor and MMC for Finance, Eugene Modise 07.07.2026

The DA in Tshwane will hold a media briefing outside the Gauteng North High Court this morning. Mayoral candidate Cilliers Brink will outline the party's impending legal action against Deputy Mayor and MMC for Finance, Eugene Modise. Brink is expected to detail the reasons for the challenge and what it means for governance in the city. We spoke to Cilliers Brink.

A look at the current top African economic stories with Victor Kgomoeswana 07.07.2026

A look at the current top African economic stories with Victor Kgomoesoana, author of Africa Is Open For Business and Africa Bounces Back

Today marks a year since KZN Police Commissioner General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi publicly alleged corruption and criminal infiltration in the criminal justice system 06.07.2026

Today marks one year since KwaZulu-Natal Police Commissioner General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi publicly revealed alleged corruption and criminal infiltration in the criminal justice system. Mkhwanazi also accused Police Minister Senzo Mchunu - who is current on special leave, of unlawfully disbanding the Political Killings Task Team and seizing its dockets. The revelations prompted the establishment of t...

Concerns rise as Zimbabwean school-going children are allegedly being pulled out of South African schools due to forced deportations 06.07.2026

The ZEP Coordinating Committee says thousands of school-going children of Zimbabwean families are being pulled out of South African schools due to 'forced' deportations. The group is particularly concerned about the 2026 Matric class and learners in Grades 10, 11 and 7 who face major curriculum and registration barriers if they relocate now. We spoke to Edward Muchatuta, National Coordinator of th...

NUM concerned about violence against its members 06.07.2026

The National Union Of Mineworkers, NUM says three suspects accused of threatening its Branch Chairperson at Impala triple-M 1 Shaft will appear in court again today. Police arrested the men in June, they were found with two unlicensed firearms and a stolen vehicle. Bail has been opposed twice at Tlhabane Magistrate's Court. We spoke to William Shiko, NUM Rustenburg Region Deputy Secretary.

Tributes continue to pour in for former MEC Dr. Ntuthuko Mahlaba 06.07.2026

Tributes continue to pour in for former MEC for Human Settlements and Public Works, Dr. Ntuthuko Mahlaba, who died  after being struck by a car while jogging on Allen Street in Newcastle. MEC for Transport and Human Settlements Siboniso Duma described his passing as a depletion of dedicated leaders, crediting Dr. Mahlaba for accelerating schools, clinics, hospitals and thousands of houses in...

Kopanang Africa Against Xenophobia says a humanitarian crisis is unfolding at the Malawi Consulate in Johannesburg 06.07.2026

Civil society group Kopanang African Against Xenophobia says more than 1,100 people, including 80 children, were taken from the Malawi Consulate in Johannesburg to Lindela Repatriation Centre on Friday. The group says no social workers were present during the operation, which it calls a violation of the Children's Act and a humanitarian catastrophe being covered up. The group is also calling for t...

The Casual Workers Advice Office flooded with calls from migrant workers seeking help 03.07.2026

The Casual Workers Advice Office says it has been flooded with calls from migrant workers who were allegedly dismissed, threatened or denied rights as anti-immigration sentiments rise in workplaces. The non-profit organization that provides free legal advice and organizing support to precarious workers says migrant workers were reportedly told not to return on the day of the marches, some receivin...

New App to tackle crime in South Africa introduced 03.07.2026

A new digital tool is aiming to change the way South Africans respond to crime and emergencies. The Crime Emergency App has been launched as a public safety initiative designed to make it easier for communities to report incidents in real time, connect with authorities, and ultimately improve response times. As concerns around crime and personal safety remain high across the country, this app coul...

Con-Court rules that the Western Cape Government failed to meet their obligation to provide affordable housing 03.07.2026

The Constitutional Court has ruled the Western Cape Government and the City of Cape Town failed to meet their constitutional obligation to provide affordable housing when they sold the Tafelberg site in Sea Point in 2015. The court said the decision perpetuated apartheid spatial patterns and that land in well-located areas must be used for housing with access to transport, jobs and services. Provi...

DIRCO to evaluate issues raised by Nigeria regarding compensation for properties abandoned by its citizens during anti-immigration protests 03.07.2026

The International Relations Department (DIRCO) says it will assess Nigeria's request for compensation after its citizens allegedly abandoned properties during Tuesday's protests against undocumented immigration. Nigeria has told citizens to document assets left behind as over 600 people have been repatriated, with hundreds more awaiting return. For legal analysis on the matter, we spoke to Lynette...

A look at the current top African economic stories with Victor Kgomoesoana 03.07.2026

A look at the current top African economic stories with Victor Kgomoesoana, author of Africa Is Open For Business and Africa Bounces Back

South Africa's 2026 tax filing season officially opened 02.07.2026

South Africa's 2026 tax filing season officially opened yesterday, and the South African Institute of Taxation is urging taxpayers to take note of several important changes. SARS is continuing its shift toward a more advanced digital system, aimed at improving accuracy, reducing fraud, and making the filing process more efficient. However, with these improvements come tighter compliance requiremen...

President Ramaphosa condemned over the appointment of Dina Pule as Social Development Minister. 02.07.2026

The Ahmed Kathrada Foundation has condemned President Ramaphosa's appointment of Dina Pule as Social Development Minister. It also wants urgent clarity on reports of a meeting in India involving former President Jacob Zuma, Ajay Gupta and South Africa's High Commissioner. The Foundation says ethical leadership and accountability are needed to strengthen democratic institutions. For more we are now...

The Gaardee family seeks 19 million from SAPS 02.07.2026

The Gardee family is taking the South African Police Service to court for R19 million. They are claiming damages for pain and suffering after the kidnapping and murder of their daughter, Hillary Gardee. Court papers allege a police vehicle was used in the crime. For the latest we're joined by EFF Mpumalanga leader and Gardee family spokesperson, Collen Sedibe

DA welcomes cabinet reshuffle 02.07.2026

President Cyril Ramaphosa swore in new Ministers and Deputy Ministers at the Union Buildings in Pretoria yesterday. The changes come as the DA starts its GNU tenure amid reported internal tensions, after leader Geordin Hill-Lewis requested several executive changes. The party has also condemned President Ramaphosa's decision to reappoint Dina Pule to Cabinet. For more we're joined by DA national s...

BAFANA comes home to a heroes welcome 02.07.2026

The national squad Bafana Bafana is due to touch down at OR Tambo International shortly after returning from a historic FIFA World Cup in the Americas. For the first time, Bafana made it to the knockout stage before bowing out to co-hosts Canada in the round of 32. Bafana supporters and the media are already at the airport to welcome them home. We now crossover live to SABC Senior Sport Reporter,...

ActionSA will today file a Public Protector complaint over alleged state capture-esque conduct by Tony Leon's firm 02.07.2026

ActionSA will today file a Public Protector complaint over alleged state capture-esque conduct by Tony Leon's firm, Resolve Communications. The party claims the firm may have improperly linked government officials to clients, including Starlink. For more we're joined by ActionSA National Chairperson, Michael Beaumont, who has equally written an open letter to Tony Leon

Motorists set to get some much-needed relief with significant fuel price cuts announced across petrol, diesel, and paraffin 01.07.2026

Motorists are set to get some much-needed relief at the pumps from today, with significant fuel price cuts announced across petrol, diesel, and paraffin. The South African Petroleum Retailers Association, SAPRA, has welcomed the adjustment, noting that while the decrease will ease pressure on consumers and businesses, the broader economic environment remains fragile, with ongoing concerns around c...

North Gauteng High Court dismisses SALGA’s bid to halt Phase 2 of the AARTO Act 01.07.2026

The North Gauteng High Court has dismissed a bid by SALGA to halt Phase 2 of the Administration and Adjudication of Road Traffic Offences Act, AARTO, which starts today. Phase 2 extends AARTO nationwide to all municipalities and introduces the demerit points system for driver and operator licences, alongside wider enforcement of infringements through the Infringement Management System. The court s...

Nigerian national taken in for questioning for allegedly harbouring undocumented foreign nationals. 01.07.2026

A Nigerian national linked to a senior Mangaung politician has been taken in for questioning after police reportedly found 28 undocumented foreign nationals at a Bloemfontein guesthouse on Monday. Free State Premier MaQueen Letsoha-Mathae confirmed the arrest during a law enforcement operation held ahead of nationwide anti-illegal immigration protests. Hundreds marched to the Premier's Office to h...

Cosatu says the National Prosecuting Authority faces up to 600 vacant prosecutor posts and the loss of 47 experienced staff to early retirement. 01.07.2026

Labour Federation, COSATU has raised concerns over reported shortages and staffing pressures at the National Prosecuting Authority. COSATU says the NPA is facing a shortage of prosecutors, compounded by early retirements and high vacancy rates, at a time when the country is battling rising levels of crime, corruption, and increasingly sophisticated criminal syndicates. The federation warns that on...

Commission for Gender Equality concerned over the gendered impact of South Africa's migration discourse. 01.07.2026

The Commission for Gender Equality has raised concern over the gendered impact of South Africa's migration discourse. It warns that women, girls, migrants and asylum seekers face increased risk of gender-based violence, trafficking and exploitation during periods of heightened tension.  The Commission is calling for immigration enforcement to uphold constitutional principles and protect human...

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