Lucinda Levendal
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Gabriël Kaalmeyer
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Erns Kleynhans
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Brink’s Sudden Conversion to Immigration Raids a Sign of His Desperation
Cilliers Brink’s sudden conversion to highly publicised raids against illegal immigration, just 30 days before an election in which he is campaigning to return as Mayor of Tshwane, raises obvious questions concerning his absence from similar raids when he was actually Mayor of Tshwane.
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Eastern Cape orders new R1.6-billion textbooks as Western Cape holds back
Basic education minister Siviwe Gwarube has endorsed the controversial catalogue for grade 1 to 3 learning materials
Africa Has a $92 Billion Trade-Finance Problem. Tanzania Just Got $10 Million.
The African Development Bank has agreed to provide a $10 million guarantee to Exim Bank Tanzania to help local companies […]
Clarity Sought Over Alleged Use of Donated Jojo Tanks in Emakhazeni
ActionSA Emakhazeni is seeking clarity from the Emakhazeni Local Municipality following concerns and allegations regarding the manner in which Jojo tanks donated to the municipality by EXARO were recently presented to communities.
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SAFA secures nine appointments to COSAFA Standing Committees – South African Football Association
7 October 2026 – The South African Football Association (SAFA) welcomes the appointment of nine (9) South African representatives to the Council of Southern Africa Football Associations (COSAFA) Standing Committees and Independent Bodies, including two appointments as Committee Chairpersons. The appointments represent a strong vote of confidence in the expertise and contribution of South African
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Mashatu Highlights October’s Waterhole Sightings Before the Botswana Rains
Few stretches of the year test the Northern Tuli Game Reserve like its final weeks of drought, and Mashatu is encouraging travellers to look closely at them. October marks the tail end of the dry season before the summer rains break, when temperatures climb steadily, water grows scarce and animals cluster around the handful of …
Silent protest honours the children killed since 7 October 2023
More than 20,000 children have been killed in Palestine over three years
Thanks Competition Commission
The Freedom Front Plus (VF Plus) welcomes the steps taken by the Competition Commission regarding Premier Foods’ intended closure of its fruit processing plant in Tulbagh. The Commission has officially filed an application with the Competition Tribunal to reconsider the approval of Premier’s takeover of Rhodes Food Group, after concern arose that the enterprise may […]
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Sasol Banyana settled in Bloemfontein ahead of Olympic qualifiers – South African Football Association
7 October 2026 – Sasol Banyana Banyana have settled in nicely in Bloemfontein ahead of their two 2028 Los Angeles Olympic Games qualifiers against Madagascar scheduled for this Friday and next Tuesday. The 2022 African Champions arrived in the City of Roses on Monday to begin preparations for the all-important clashes set to be played
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SAPS Cannot Be in the Business of Empowering Those Who Destroy Our Communities
ActionSA is alarmed by reports that the South African Police Service purchased nearly 3,000 litres of diesel from alleged organised crime boss Ralph Stanfield and his wife, Nicole Johnson, while police were investigating their alleged criminal enterprise.
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No fans for Madagascar vs Banyana first leg Olympic clash in Bloemfontein – South African Football Association
7 October 2026 – The South African Football Association (SAFA) would like to inform the public that no spectators will be allowed in the first match of the 2028 Los Angeles Olympic Games qualifiers between Madagascar and Sasol Banyana Banyana on Friday, 9 October 2026. The decision comes following a request made by the visiting
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Protest Later or Push for Better Planning Now? 7 Actions South African Voters Can Take Before Local Elections
Potholes and water outages often begin with bad planning. A town planner explains seven ways South Africans can push municipalities to do better.
RIP Khulu Phasiwe
Wednesday, 07 October 2026: Eskom is deeply saddened by the passing of Mr Khulu Phasiwe, a respected communications professional who served the organisation with dedication and distinction as its National Spokesperson. Mr Phasiwe was a trusted voice of Eskom during some of the organisation’s most challenging periods. Having served as a Senior Communication Advisor and...
Anti-terror rules should not target crèches
Anti-money laundering Bill may fail the international test it was written to pass
Clarity Demanded on Alleged EPWP Political Interference in Dr JS Moroka
ActionSA is calling for urgent clarity from the Dr JS Moroka Local Municipality following allegations that EPWP workers in Ward 25 were prevented from renewing their contracts amid confusion over competing beneficiary lists.
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Children are dying in pain because our palliative care is so poor
Damning report from World Health Organisation confirms what professionals already know
Labour department gives in on “amnesty” for Chinese-owned clothing factories
A Newcastle pilot project does not exempt factories from labour laws or the clothing bargaining council’s collective agreement, court orders
Planting 1 Million Trees in Soweto to Support Greener Communities
ActionSA Johannesburg Mayoral Candidate, Herman Mashaba, hosted a successful launch of an initiative for planting 1 million trees in Doornkop, Soweto.
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Unilever’s Nairobi Factory Is Turning Sunlight Into a $230,000 Annual Saving
Unilever has invested about $540,000 in an 800-kilowatt solar installation at its Nairobi factory, the consumer goods company said on […]
Stick-wielding vigilantes harass asylum seekers
Immigrants queuing at Home Affairs in Durban targeted by xenophobic group