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September 2026 (83)
Man Sentenced to Two Life Terms for Raping Girlfriend's Daughter
A 43-year-old man from Olievenhoutbosch received two life sentences after being found guilty of raping his girlfriend’s 10-year-old daughter. The Pretoria
South Africa's AI Data Centre Dilemma: Focus on Augmentation, Not Infrastructure
South Africa should prioritize AI-augmented industries over building large data centres due to resource constraints, an expert advises.
South Africa Navigates Economic Headwinds Amidst Proposed Tax and Retailer Protests
South Africa proposes a new tax on electric vehicles to fund the Road Accident Fund, as the Rand shows marginal strength against the US Dollar.
Milestones of Freedom Campaign Launches in Limpopo
The Milestones of Freedom campaign launches in Limpopo at the University of Limpopo, commemorating South Africa's democratic history and the District Six
South African Pensioners Plan Nationwide Picket for Grant Increase
South African pensioners plan a nationwide picket on September 7 to demand a grant increase to R5,000, citing rising living costs and the inadequacy of
Miss Earth South Africa Plants 125 Trees for Arbor Week
Miss Earth South Africa planted 125 trees across three Johannesburg community spaces for Arbor Week, enhancing green spaces and promoting environmental
GOOD Accuses City Official of Misleading Residents on Animal By-law
GOOD accuses City official JP Smith of misleading residents about Cape Town's proposed Animal Keeping By-law, disputing claims on pet licensing and
Vehicles Trapped as Heavy Rain Floods Doornfontein Intersection
Vehicles became trapped in floodwater at the Siemert Road and Currey Street intersection in Doornfontein, Johannesburg, following heavy rainfall. JMPD is
SAPS Honors Fallen Officers at National Commemoration Day
The South African Police Service (SAPS) held its National Commemoration Day to honor 12 members who died in the line of duty. Acting Police Minister Firoz
South Africa Proposes Clearer Cannabis Possession Limits Amidst Legal Ambiguities
South Africa proposes draft regulations setting a limit of 750 grams of cannabis per person to clarify legal ambiguities following decriminalisation.
Ramaphosa Vows Full Force of Law Against Police Attackers
President Cyril Ramaphosa vows the full force of the law against those who attack police officers, speaking at a national commemoration event.
Labuschagne Retained in Australia's Test Squad Despite Form Slump
Marnus Labuschagne retained in Australia's 16-man Test squad for the South Africa tour, despite a recent form slump. Selectors show faith in the player.
Minister Suspends OBP CEO Amidst FMD Vaccine Markup Allegations
Minister Willie Aucamp suspends OBP CEO Dr Jacob Modumo amid allegations of markups on Foot and Mouth Disease vaccines for South African farmers.
Competition Commission Backs A.P. Moller Capital's Mainstream SA Acquisition
South Africa's Competition Commission recommends approval of A.P. Moller Capital's acquisition of Mainstream South Africa, subject to conditions.
Fuel Price Hikes Push South African Workers Towards Poverty Line, MISA Warns
South African fuel prices have surged 77% in five years, pushing workers towards the poverty line, warns the Motor Industry Staff Association (MISA).
EnerGeo Alliance Advocates for Oil and Gas Exploration Amidst Shifting Energy Landscape
The EnerGeo Alliance supports oil and gas exploration in South Africa, arguing all energy forms are needed amid rising demand and supply challenges
Competition Commission Report Signals Potential Regulatory Scrutiny for Rural and Township Economies
South Africa's Competition Commission report highlights the R900 billion rural and township economy, signaling potential regulatory scrutiny for
The Evolving Shadow State: From Gupta Era to Msibi's Farm
South Africa's shadow state evolves from the Gupta era, with Jothan Msibi's farm near Pretoria now symbolizing informal power alongside state authority.
SAWS Warns of Drought and Heatwaves as Strong El Niño Looms
South Africa's SAWS warns of drought and heatwaves this spring due to a strong El Niño, with below-normal rainfall and above-normal temperatures expected.
Johannesburg Police Seize Over R1.5 Million in Counterfeit Sports Merchandise
Johannesburg police seized over R1.5 million in counterfeit sports merchandise and manufacturing equipment in the CBD. The operation targeted illicit
Barrydale Draws International Buyers Amidst Western Cape Property Boom
Barrydale, South Africa's best town to live in, attracts wealthy international buyers amid a Western Cape property boom, boosting local real estate.
ANC Dismisses Defecting Councillor's Move to DA as Personal Failure
The ANC dismisses former Ward 39 councillor Thembinkosi Mjuza's defection to the DA, citing his failure in candidate selection and community support.
Cape Town Residents Invited to Shape Future Transport Plan
Cape Town residents can shape the city's future transport strategy by submitting feedback on the draft Comprehensive Integrated Transport Plan by
Western Cape High Court Questions Phala Phala Cash Link to Ramaphosa's Alleged Paid Work
Western Cape High Court probes link between cash stolen from Phala Phala farm and President Ramaphosa's alleged paid work, examining evidence.
South Africa Urged to Prepare for 2026 Rotavirus Season Amid Rising Cases
South Africa faces its 2026 rotavirus season. Parents are urged to prepare, vaccinate children, and watch for dehydration symptoms to prevent severe
Ipsos Poll: Tight Races Emerge in Key Metros Ahead of Local Elections
Ipsos poll: Tight races between ANC and DA in key South African metros. MK Party leads in eThekwini ahead of November 4 local elections.
South African Children Repatriated from Malawi Amid Trafficking Allegations
Two South African children, aged nine and 15, have been repatriated from Malawi following their rescue amid alleged human trafficking. They arrived safely
Minister Nzimande Calls for Broader Research Funding Distribution
South Africa's Minister Nzimande calls for research funding to be spread beyond top universities to utilize national talent and address inequality.
Former Apartheid Police Captain Testifies at Reopened Steve Biko Inquest
Former apartheid police captain Daniel Petrus Siebert testified at the reopened inquest into Steve Biko's death, recalling Biko was hit with a garden hose
South Africa's Tourism Sector Surges Past Pre-Covid Levels in Early 2026
South Africa's tourism sector is booming, with arrivals in early 2026 surpassing pre-Covid levels. The country welcomed 5.6 million tourists in the first
Rand Strengthens Amidst US Job Slowdown; Airlink Cancels Flypast, SARS Issues Major Tax Bill
Rand strengthens on US job slowdown. Airlink cancels flypast. SARS issues R3.6m tax bill. Drug cartels reportedly setting up bases in South Africa.
Literacy as a Constitutional Right: South Africa's Urgent Need
South Africa faces a severe literacy crisis, with 81% of Grade 4 pupils unable to read. The article argues literacy must be a constitutional right.
Gqeberha Court Hears 'Murder for Money' Syndicate Accused of Orchestrating Deaths for Insurance Payouts
Gqeberha court hears how a 'murder for money' syndicate allegedly orchestrated deaths for insurance payouts, with a mother murdered before testifying.
South African Man Arrested at OR Tambo with Suspected Cocaine
A 54-year-old South African man was arrested at OR Tambo International Airport with suspected cocaine found in his luggage while attempting to board a
Sharpeville Massacre Victims Sue Government Over Compensation Block
Sharpeville massacre victims are suing the South African government to overturn a law blocking compensation for the 1960 apartheid-era tragedy.
Ramaphosa Urges Youth to Embody Nokuthula Simelane's Legacy Through Civic Action
President Ramaphosa urges South African youth to embrace civic action and nation-building to honor liberation activist Nokuthula Simelane's legacy.
SAWS Issues Warnings for Cold, Wet, and Windy Conditions Across Several Provinces
SAWS warns of cold, wet, and windy conditions across Northern Cape and Western Cape provinces on Friday. Disruptive rainfall and damaging winds are
US Extends AGOA Trade Benefits for South Africa Until 2028
The United States has extended the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) trade benefits for South Africa until December 2028, ensuring continued
South African Private Sector Activity Sees Slight Expansion in August
South African private sector activity expanded slightly in August, with the S&P Global PMI rising to 50.5, driven by an increase in new orders.
Foton Drives South African Market Shift with Explosive Sales Growth
Foton achieves 93.4% sales growth in South Africa, reflecting a market shift towards value and aftersales support over traditional brands.
Focus On: Empowering South Africa’s Youth through Skills Development
South Africa's high youth unemployment is tackled through skills development initiatives, aiming to equip young people for employment and economic growth.
RMA Automotive to Debut Toyota Quantum 4x4 Mine Bus at Electra Mining Africa 2026
RMA Automotive South Africa debuts its Toyota Quantum 4x4 Mine Bus at Electra Mining Africa 2026 in Johannesburg, showcasing specialized mining transport.
South African Township and Rural Businesses Hampered by Expansion Barriers
South African township and rural businesses face significant barriers to expansion, including limited market access and high procurement costs, hindering
Ramaphosa Vows Unwavering Pursuit of Justice for Nokuthula Simelane
President Ramaphosa vows South Africa will pursue justice, truth, and accountability for anti-apartheid activist Nokuthula Simelane, who disappeared over
South African Bishop Calls for Urgent Environmental Action During Season of Creation
South African Bishop Robert Mphiwe urges Catholics to take urgent environmental action during the Season of Creation through prayer, conversion, and
Urgent Action Needed to Shield South Africa's Children from Abuse
South Africa needs urgent, coordinated action to protect children from abuse, improve legal responses, and address long-term psychosocial impacts.
South Africa's Tourism SMEs Seek Funding Lifeline Amid Sector Growth
South Africa's tourism sector is growing, but SMEs need urgent access to working capital and funding to benefit from expansion and ensure economic
South Africa's Economic Landscape: Business Initiatives and Market Shifts
Amazon Web Services (AWS) promotes diversity in South Africa with its Equity Equivalent Investment Programme for black-owned businesses. Takealot.com
US Congress Extends AGOA Trade Program, South Africa's Status Remains Uncertain
US Congress extends AGOA trade program to 2028, but South Africa's eligibility remains uncertain and subject to review before 2027.
South Africa to Stage Another Stadium Flyover Amid Safety Debate, Erasmus Responds to All Blacks Criticism
South Africa plans another stadium flyover for the third Test against New Zealand, despite safety concerns. Coach Rassie Erasmus addressed All Blacks
South Africa's Water Crisis: An Issue of Fairness, Not Just Scarcity
South Africa's water crisis is fundamentally about fairness and equitable distribution, not just scarcity. It requires a human rights approach.
South Africa Moves Towards Zero Blood Alcohol Limit for Drivers
South Africa is pursuing legislative amendments to implement a zero blood alcohol limit for drivers, aiming to boost road safety.
IFP's Johannesburg Mayoral Candidate Outlines Vision for City
IFP's Johannesburg mayoral candidate Mlungisi Mabaso outlines vision for housing, infrastructure, and economic development, aiming to win local elections.
New Ethics Project Launched to Bolster Public Service Integrity
New SEIGG Project launched in South Africa (2025-2030) to enhance public service integrity, accountability, and ethical conduct.
Fadiel Adams Threatens Legal Action Against JP Smith Over Murder Plot Claims
National Coloured Congress leader Fadiel Adams is threatening legal action against JP Smith over alleged murder plot claims.
South Africa's Potential Hampered by Leadership Deficit, Says Investment Executive
South Africa's potential is hampered by a deficit in strong, ethical leadership, according to investment executive Sonja De Bruyn.
Orange and Free Fund New Subsea Cable Linking Reunion and South Africa
Orange and Free are jointly funding a new €93 million subsea cable to connect Reunion and South Africa, enhancing Indian Ocean connectivity by 2028.
South Africa's Energy Future: Coal's Enduring Role Amidst Transition
South Africa's energy future will maintain a significant reliance on coal, despite transition efforts, due to infrastructure and economic factors.
South Africa's Aviation Authority Probes Dramatic Stadium Flypast
South Africa's aviation authority is investigating a dramatic, low-altitude flypast by an Airlink jet over Cape Town's DHL Stadium, citing safety concerns.
South African Business Confidence Holds Steady Amidst Global Uncertainty
South African business confidence remained largely unchanged in Q3 2026, showing stability amidst global economic uncertainties.
South Africa's Catchment Agencies Navigate Growing Demands Amidst Strained Resources
South Africa's Catchment Management Agencies face growing demands for water security and climate resilience amid strained resources and financial
Ndiwanga Muravha Advances to Miss South Africa Top 19
Ndiwanga Muravha has advanced to the top 19 of the Miss South Africa competition. The announcement was made live on August 19.
South Africa Clears Diplomat Anil Sooklal in Gupta Meeting Controversy
South Africa's foreign ministry has cleared diplomat Anil Sooklal of wrongdoing following a meeting with Jacob Zuma and Ajay Gupta in India.
Ad Hoc Committee Debates Interim Report Amid Witness and Wording Disputes
The Ad Hoc Committee debates its interim report, facing disputes over the decision not to call Maj-Gen Feroz Khan and the wording of allegations.
International Suspects Face Court Over Major Drug Lab Bust
Thirteen international suspects from Mexico, Mozambique, Zimbabwe, and South Africa appeared in court over a multimillion-rand drug lab bust near
Ramaphosa Challenges Impeachment Report in High Court
President Cyril Ramaphosa is challenging an impeachment report in the high court, seeking to overturn findings of potential misconduct.
South Africans Invited to National Parks for Free During Parks Week 2026
South Africans can visit participating national parks for free during SA National Parks Week, September 7-10, 2026, as part of an annual initiative.
South Africa's Wolf Relics: From Apartheid Tools to Sanctuary Residents
Wolves were introduced to South Africa during apartheid for military and police use. Today, sanctuaries provide care for these animals, remnants of a
DA Demands Further Dismissals After Major General Feroz Khan Sacked
Major General Feroz Khan has been dismissed from the South African Police Service. The DA calls for further dismissals and accountability for corrupt
Cut-off Low to Unleash Severe Weather Across South Africa
A cut-off low-pressure system is set to bring severe weather, including thunderstorms, flooding, and possible snowfall, to South Africa starting Thursday.
Cheslin Kolbe: The Springboks' Evolving Master Weapon
Springboks star Cheslin Kolbe has evolved into a master weapon, mastering diverse skills and now set to play fullback for the third Test.
Westdene Community Cleans Sewage Spill Amidst Official Inaction
Westdene residents cleaned a raw sewage spill at Eeufees Oord Old Age Home themselves due to delays from Johannesburg Water and the City's Housing
ICRC President Meets South African President to Bolster Humanitarian Law Amidst Global Conflicts
ICRC President Mirjana Spoljaric met South African President Cyril Ramaphosa in Pretoria to bolster international humanitarian law amid rising global
Volkswagen Invests R4 Billion in Eastern Cape, Boosting South Africa's Manufacturing Confidence
Volkswagen Group Africa invests R4 billion in Eastern Cape plant, boosting South Africa's manufacturing confidence. President Ramaphosa welcomes the
Department of Social Development Urges Coordinated Action on Substance Harm
The Department of Social Development calls for coordinated action on substance harm, urging stronger prevention, early intervention, and community efforts.
National Minimum Wage Key for Women's Protection, Minister Asserts
Minister Nomakhosazana Meth highlights the National Minimum Wage as crucial for protecting women in sectors like domestic work, agriculture, and retail
Volkswagen Group Africa Marks 75 Years, Seeks Policy Support for Future Growth
Volkswagen Group Africa celebrates 75 years in South Africa, calling for government policy support to ensure future growth and competitiveness.
Bontebok National Park Flood Damage Repairs Progressing Well
Bontebok National Park flood damage repairs are progressing well, costing R12.3 million. Several areas have reopened to the public.
Leonard Lekgetho Appointed Permanent Head of Special Investigating Unit
President Cyril Ramaphosa has appointed Leonard Lekgetho as the permanent head of the Special Investigating Unit (SIU).
DA Accuses ActionSA of Protecting Lawlessness Over Teffo Membership
The DA criticizes ActionSA for retaining disgraced former advocate Malesela Teffo as a member, questioning the party's stance on lawlessness.
Airline Flyover Sparks Safety Uproar Before Rugby Match
Airlink's low-altitude flyover before a Cape Town rugby match sparked safety concerns, though the airline stated it was planned and approved.
Airline Flyover Sparks Safety Concerns, Airline Assures Approval
An airline flyover before a Cape Town rugby match sparked safety concerns, but the airline confirmed it was approved and planned.
August 2026 (17)
New Exoplanet Discovery Sparks Astrobiology Interest
Astronomers discover super-Earth exoplanet TOI-715 b, 137 light-years away, orbiting in its star's habitable zone, sparking astrobiology interest.
Rand Water and Reforms Reshape South Africa's Water Future
Rand Water and reforms, including new service delivery models and infrastructure strategies, are transforming South Africa's water future through
Airlink Jet Flyover Over Cape Town Stadium Sparks Safety Debate
Two Airlink jets performed a low flyover above Cape Town Stadium, sparking international safety concerns and debate, though South Africans and officials
Eskom and Business Leaders Forge Alliance on Grid Reforms
Eskom and Business Leadership South Africa (BLSA) agree on proposed grid reforms, including Eskom's unbundling and transmission asset transfer, aiming for
Ela Gandhi on the Unfinished Fight for Equality in South Africa
Ela Gandhi highlights the ongoing struggle for equality in South Africa, particularly for women, citing persistent patriarchy and the need for societal
Motorist Arrested for DUI After Blocking N2 Lane Amidst City-Wide Enforcement Blitz
A motorist was arrested for DUI after falling asleep and blocking an N2 lane on the Jakes Gerwel Drive on-ramp as part of city-wide enforcement efforts.
Durban Man Sentenced to Life for Brutal Inanda Robbery and Murder
Durban man Mzomuhle Kweyama sentenced to life imprisonment for murder, attempted murder, and two robberies in Inanda in January 2025.
Deputy President Mashatile Recovers From Minor Procedure
Deputy President Paul Mashatile is recovering well after a minor surgical procedure. He remains in contact with his office and continues governmental
Authorities Investigate Sardine Deaths in Gqeberha Amidst Suspected Herpesvirus Outbreak
Authorities are investigating numerous sardine deaths washing ashore in Gqeberha, with Pilchard Herpesvirus (PHV) suspected as the likely cause. Samples
Growthpoint Properties Invests R75 Million in Walmer Park Shopping Centre Expansion
Growthpoint Properties invests R75 million to expand Walmer Park Shopping Centre in Gqeberha, Eastern Cape, adding new stores and energy-efficient
South Africa's Trade Surplus Widens in July Driven by African Trade
South Africa's trade surplus widened to R20.1 billion in July, driven by strong trade with African nations. Exports rose, imports fell.
R44 Million Billing Dispute Threatens Gauteng NGOs and Special Needs School
A R44 million billing dispute between Gauteng departments and Johannesburg is threatening 22 child-care NGOs and a special needs school, jeopardizing
Online Anti-Muslim Rhetoric Contrasts with South African Community Harmony
Online anti-Muslim rhetoric in South Africa contrasts with local community harmony, suggesting social media amplifies marginal views.
Pretoria Boys High School: A Legacy of Excellence
Pretoria Boys High School in South Africa boasts a legacy of academic excellence, sporting prowess, and notable alumni, including two Nobel laureates and
NDB and South Africa Sign $405 Million Loan for Infrastructure Projects
South Africa and the New Development Bank (NDB) signed $405 million in loans for infrastructure projects, including a new hospital and water supply scheme.
South Africa's Ocean Research Key for Climate Understanding
South Africa's ocean research is vital for understanding the ocean's role in climate regulation and forecasting global climate change impacts.
Airlink Defends Low-Altitude Stadium Flyby Amid Safety Concerns
Airlink defends its low-altitude flyby over Cape Town's DHL Stadium, stating it met safety parameters approved by aviation authorities.