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Gauteng reports major progress in its fight against Foot-and-Mouth Disease 04.09.2026 10:07
Gauteng is reporting major progress in its fight against Foot-and-Mouth Disease, with new outbreaks dropping by more than 96%. The province says the improvement follows a rapid response that included increased vaccination, disease surveillance, movement controls and stronger cooperation with livestock farmers. More than 542,000 animals have been vaccinated, while 94% of cattle outside feedlots hav...
A look at the current top African economic stories with Victor Kgomoeswana 04.09.2026 5:03
A look at the current top African economic stories with Victor Kgomoeswana, author of Africa Is Open For Business and Africa Bounces Back
21-year-old man stabbed to death in Refilwe, Cullinan, after a group of youths splashed a 53-year-old man with water on Spring Day 04.09.2026 4:09
A 21-year-old man was allegedly stabbed to death in Refilwe, Cullinan, after a group of youths splashed a 53-year-old man with water on Spring Day. Police say the older man has been arrested in connection with the killing. The tragedy has sparked renewed community outrage over the traditional September first water fights, which residents claim have shifted from a playful custom into deliberate har...
Family of anti-apartheid icon Steve Biko takes legal action over inquest delay to court 04.09.2026 6:10
The family of anti-apartheid icon Steve Biko has filed urgent court papers to challenge the Judiciary's alleged refusal to postpone the reopened inquest into his 1977 murder. Legal representatives argue that the ruling forces the family into proceedings without adequate preparation time to review thousands of pages of un-translated historical archival documents. For reaction, we spoke to Jabu Rakw...
8.8% electricity price increase planned for April 2027 04.09.2026 6:51
The National Energy Regulator, Nersa has opened public commentary on Eskom's revised eight-point-eight percent electricity tariff hike proposed for April next year. The fresh application follows a Nersa calculation error that originally capped the utility's initial request at six-point-two percent. Cash-strapped consumers have until the second of October to submit their written feedback on the str...
Kaizer Chiefs prepares for their return to the Dobsonville Stadium in Soweto on Sunday 03.09.2026 3:31
Soweto Giants, Kaizer Chiefs are preparing for their return to the Dobsonville Stadium in Soweto on Sunday. They'll take on Siwelele in a Betway Premiership match at the smallest of Soweto's three premier football venues. Amakhosi head into this clash unbeaten but they were held to a draw in their last match, while their MTN8 campaign was also cut short. Last season, Siwelele was the team that put...
SAPS pays tribute to Captain Zamani Mzayiya 03.09.2026 3:43
The South African Police Service in the Western Cape has paid tribute to Captain Zamani Mzayiya, who was killed in a shootout with a suspect in Knysna last week. Mzayiya was part of a police operation following a series of deadly shootings in the area. His colleagues and family have remembered him as a dedicated officer who served in the police for 24 years. Yonda Magubudela reports
Nepal death toll rises 03.09.2026 3:30
The death toll from the devastating mudslide in Nepal has risen to more than one-thousand according to the latest figures released by Nepal's police. Six South Africans remain missing. Deadly floods struck northern Nepal a week ago, causing massive damage to buildings, road infrastructure and power plants. The Nepalese government has declared the region a disaster crisis zone for at least three mo...
Newly formed political party Amalgamated Concerned Residents Association (ACRA) concerned about voter safety 03.09.2026 2:37
The newly formed political party in North West, the Amalgamated Concerned Residents Association (ACRA), has raised alarm about voter safety in gang infested areas in Gauteng and the Western Cape ahead of local government elections in November. The party has singled out areas such as Westbury, Eldoradopark, Reigerpark, Manenburg, Hanoverpark, Delft, and Nyanga. Addressing the media in Klerksdorp, t...
200 ANC ward and PR councilors will miss local government elections after missing the IEC deadline 03.09.2026 1:50
The ANC says just under 200 of its ward and PR councillors will not contest next year's local government elections after missing the IEC deadline. ANC spokesperson Mahlengi Bhengu told SABC News the party hit technical problems uploading names and "a portion of candidates were kicked out by the system". The affected areas include parts of the Eastern Cape, Free State and KZN. But the IEC says it w...
Human Rights Watch Questions South Africa's impact on regional security 03.09.2026 9:20
South Africa now holds key positions across the AU, SADC, and the UN as conflict and rights abuses escalate across the continent. It took up a two-year seat on the AU Peace and Security Council in April, chairs the SADC Council of Ministers since August, and sits on the UN Human Rights Council until 2028. Government has also publicly defended the ICC in recent weeks. The question is whether Pretor...
Democratic Alliance pursues new complaints against Sport, Arts and Culture Minister Gayton McKenzie 03.09.2026 9:49
The Democratic Alliance says it will take new complaints against Sport, Arts and Culture Minister Gayton McKenzie to the Public Protector. The DA alleges that public resources may have been used in ways that strengthen the Minister's political position, and says McKenzie has repeatedly avoided Parliamentary accountability. DA spokesperson on Sport, Arts and Culture, Leah Potgieter, will be at the...
AfriForum calls for independent audit of fuel levies amid price hikes 03.09.2026 5:20
Civil rights group AfriForum has written to Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana demanding an independent audit of the fuel price and all levies. The organization wants scrutiny of how the charges are calculated, where the money goes and the impact on consumers, transport and agriculture. AfriForum says the temporary levy cut should be made permanent or reinstated, arguing global oil prices and press...
DA weighs in on the dismissal of Crime Intelligence deputy head Major-General Feroz Khan 03.09.2026 7:55
The South African Police Service has dismissed suspended Crime Intelligence deputy head Major-General Feroz Khan with immediate effect. SAPS says Khan was fired after failing to appear before a disciplinary hearing. Khan's legal team says they will be challenging his removal from the Service. We spoke to Lisa Schickerling, MP and DA Spokesperson on Police.
High-level team to address transport and service delivery crisis in Ngcobo 03.09.2026 5:29
A high-level government delegation will head to the Eastern Cape to address the volatile situation in Ngcobo following prolonged shutdowns over transport, safety and services. United Democratic Movement leader Bantu Holomisa directly petitioned President Cyril Ramaphosa to step in following weeks of intense community unrest. Local residents blocked major transport routes and halted all business op...
Airlink pulls FNB Flyby as SACAA reviews Cape Town stadium flight data 03.09.2026 2:01
Airlink says it has withdrawn its application for a formation flyby at FNB Stadium this Saturday due to forecast bad weather. The airline confirms it handed over flight data recorders to the South African Civil Aviation Authority, which is now reviewing last weekend's Cape Town DHL Stadium flypast. Both Airlink and the Aviation Authority say safety was prioritized, with three senior captains on bo...
Suspect denies any connection with the murder of Democratic Alliance Chief Whip 02.09.2026 3:55
The fifth suspect arrested in connection with the murder of Democratic Alliance Chief Whip, Nhlalayenza Ndlovu has denied any involvement in the crime. Forty-three-year-old, Manelisi Zuma appeared in the Howick Magistrates Court for his bail application, yesterday. He faces charges of murder and conspiracy to commit murder In 2023, Ndlovu was gunned down at his home in full view of his wife and ch...
Basic service delivery under scrutiny in the Dr JS Moroka Local Municipality in Mpumalanga 02.09.2026 5:01
As South Africa heads to the local government elections, basic service delivery is once again under scrutiny in the Dr JS Moroka Local Municipality in Mpumalanga. Residents of Msukanyoni in Maphotla say they have waited for years for reliable water supply, with some now forced to collect stagnant, unsafe water, from a water-hole where animals drink from. Residents say they are also without electri...
Convicted serial killer Rassie Hlabirwa Nkuna to o appear court 02.09.2026 1:27
Convicted serial killer Rassie Hlabirwa Nkuna and dismissed police officer Jacob Chego are set to appear in the Pretoria High Court today for sentencing. The pair were found guilty for the 2022 murders of Lucky and Sabeliwe Mogashoa, who were killed near the Etwatwa off-ramp in Ekurhuleni in front of their two children. National police spokesperson Brigadier Athlenda Mathe elaborates.
Concern rises as essential medicine used to manage epilepsy is interrupted 02.09.2026 9:31
A continued interruption in the supply of Phenobarb, an essential medicine used to manage epilepsy, is raising concerns about access for children relying on it in government hospitals. While the shortage has also affected veterinary care, the bigger concern is the potential impact on children with epilepsy who depend on this medicine to control seizures. The South African Veterinary Association ha...
Motorists pay more at the pumps from today following this month's fuel price increase took effect at midnight 02.09.2026 6:54
Motorists are paying more at the pumps today after this month's fuel price increase took effect at midnight. Both grades of petrol went up by R1.34 per litre. Diesel also jumped by R3.14 for standard. But will this fuel surge force taxi operators to increase their fares? To answer this and more, we spoke to National Taxi Alliance spokesperson, Theo Malele.
Gauteng Provincial Government stands by its decision to appoint former Health HOD Arnold Malotana as Johannesburg's Head of Public Safety 02.09.2026 4:20
The Gauteng Provincial Government is standing by its decision to appoint former Health HOD Arnold Malotana as Johannesburg's Head of Public Safety. Government says an ongoing SIU investigation and allegations alone cannot bar someone from public service until due process is completed. But critics argue the move undermines accountability and public trust. We spoke to Gauteng Government Spokesperson...
The African Liberation Movement says communities in Dihlabeng and Moqhaka are suffering due to multimillion-rand incomplete projects 02.09.2026 5:06
Communities in parts of the Free State are raising concern over unfinished infrastructure and failing basic services. The African Liberation Movement says residents in Fouriesburg have relied on water tankers since 2017 after a R38 million reservoir project was left incomplete. We spoke to African Liberation Movement National Chairperson, Monele Dlamini.
Tembisa hospital corruption on the spotlight again 01.09.2026 3:55
The arrest of Stefan Joel Govindraju was described as another breakthrough in the SIU's wider investigation into corruption at the Tembisa Hospital. Govindraju was granted bail of R200-thousand by the Palm Ridge Specialised Commercial Crimes Court, east of Johannesburg. He faces charges of fraud, corruption, money laundering and contravening the PFMA relating to 635-million of the Two-billion Rand...
Limpopo residents concerned about cross border crime 01.09.2026 3:55
Civic organizations and residents at Niani, near the Limpopo River in Limpopo, have called on government to deploy more resources and law enforcement personnel to intensify the fight against cross border crime. Police have on separate occasions, intercepted several stolen and hijacked vehicles, being smuggled across the river into Zimbabwe. While commending police for their efforts in fighting bor...
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