South Africa’s Top Court Revives Forex-Rigging Case Against 6 Banks
South Africa’s Constitutional Court has ruled that the country’s competition watchdog can proceed with its long-running case accusing six international […]
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Bantwana vow to come back stronger after first leg loss to Kenya in World Cup decider – South African Football Association
4 July 2026 – The South African U17 Women’s National team, Bantwana, suffered a 0-2 defeat to Kenya in the first leg of the third and final round of the FIFA U17 Women’s World Cup qualifiers played at the Lucas Moripe Stadium in Atteridgeville on Saturday. Two strikes on either side of halftime by Faith
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Road to LA 2028 Olympics starts in earnest for SA Men’s U23 – South African Football Association
4 July 2026 – The road to the Los Angeles 2028 Olympics has started in earnest for the South African U23 Men’s National Team. Raymond Mdaka, Head Coach of the U20 Men’s National team, has called up 33 players to a selection camp as he starts preparing the side for the gruelling journey ahead. The
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Restoring Integrity in Ekurhuleni Starts with Reforming the EMPD
The people of Ekurhuleni are tired. Tired of crime, tired of drugs, and tired of a police service they no longer trust. If we are serious about taking back our city, then we must start with the institution that is meant to protect us.
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Joburg’s Future Depends on Rebuilding Capable Institutions in Local Government
The City of Joburg stands at a defining moment in the lead up to the Local Government Elections in November 2026. Across the country, conversations about illegal immigration, crime, unemployment, service delivery failures and the rising cost of living have dominated headlines and dinner tables alike.
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NSRI marks a major milestone as Club Med South Africa opens on the… | SA News
The NSRI has reached a proud new milestone. With the official opening of Club Med South Africa Beach & Safari on the KwaZulu-Natal North Coast on Saturday, 4 July, our lifeguards are now keeping guests safe across the resort’s pools, dam and beach, and creating skilled local employment in the process. A proud milestone for …
Club Med ropes in ‘rockstar chef’ to open new South African resort | SA News
Barq Guessoum, a top chef and famous resort manager in the Club Med group, is heading up the high profile and demanding role as new ‘Chef de Village’ of the first Club Med beach resort in South Africa, which officially opens on Saturday, 4 July, on KwaZulu-Natal’s North Coast. The new resort at Tinley Manor, …
Required Online Traveller Declarations from 1 July 2026 | South African Revenue Service | SA News
1 July 2026 – From 1 July 2026, all travellers entering or leaving South Africa through air, land, sea and rail ports of entry are required to submit an online traveller declaration before travelling. The implementation adopts a whole-of-government approach to strengthen data integration and facilitate Inter-agency risk management, thereby enhancing the monitoring, analysis, and …
Australia’s Lindian Begins Mining at Malawi Rare Earths Project
Australia’s Lindian Resources has begun mining at its Kangankunde rare earths project in Malawi, marking a key milestone for a […]
Illegal weight loss drug floods SA | SA News
The man at the Johannesburg gym had an answer for every question. The injectable he was selling was pharmaceutical grade, he insisted. It had been manufactured locally in a clean, high-tech lab. A month’s supply cost R3000. He pulled a professionally packaged, slickly designed box from his bag. The label read, simply: Retatrutide. Across the …
England change five for South Africa test | SA News
England have changed five of the starters that lost a Six Nations thriller against France four months ago for a Nations Championship test against South Africa in Johannesburg on Saturday. In come fullback George Furbank, wing Immanuel Feyi-Waboso, scrumhalf Jack van Poortvliet, flanker Tom Curry and lock George Martin. They replace Elliot Daly, Tom Roebuck, …
Mbeki makes plea for friendship between South Africa and US | SA News
Story audio is generated using AI Former president Thabo Mbeki used an event marking the 250th anniversary of US independence to reflect on the longstanding ties between South Africa and the US, describing the relationship as one built on shared democratic ideals and mutually beneficial co-operation. Relations between Pretoria and Washington remain strained over trade, …
Snow fell in South Africa and Lesotho at the beginning of July | SA News
2 July 2026By Staff Writer Snow has fallen in South Africa and Lesotho as per our forecast. Snow fell in the Eastern Cape and was visible on the Lootsberg Pass on the N9 and the Naude’s Nek Pass between Rhodes and Maclear in the morning. Snow was also visible on the Drakensberg Peaks from KwaZulu-Natal …
South Africa Women v USA Women – Teams and Prediction | SA News
PREVIEW: This Saturday promises to be one for the history books as the Springbok Women take on the USA Eagles at Ellis Park. ADVERTISEMENT The fixture forms part of a blockbuster double-header, which include the Nations Championship opener between the Springboks and England. It is a landmark occasion for women’s rugby in South Africa, with …
‘South Africa did not shut down,’ says Mbalula | SA News
JOHANNESBURG – ANC Secretary-General Fikile Mbalula has praised police for keeping things calm on 30 June, maintaining that the planned national shutdown failed to disrupt daily life. He said businesses were open, public transport was running and most South Africans were going about their normal routines. …
The AI reckoning arrives at South Africa’s universities | SA News
Universities around the world – and in South Africa – are having an identity crisis, and generative AI is the trigger. More than three years after ChatGPT walked into the lecture hall, the debate has moved well past cheating. In a recent piece in New York magazine, a Columbia undergraduate boasted of using AI to …
New electricity price hikes push families deeper into the dark
The problem now is not load shedding but price
Immigrant families live in terror after being stoned by March and March crowds
SAPS made 900 arrests nationwide on Tuesday for offences including public violence, looting and crimes against immigrants
Calls for Urgent Intervention to Protect Learners in Manyeveni Skombantwana
ActionSA is deeply concerned about the safety and well-being of learners from Manyeveni Skombantwana in the City of Mbombela, who are forced to walk more than five kilometres each day to attend the nearest primary school.
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DRC is Building a $1.5 Billion Fibre Network Along the Congo River
The Democratic Republic of Congo has signed a memorandum of understanding with China’s Genew Technologies to build a $1.5 billion […]
10-year-old golfer swings for gold. But he needs help to get there
Luyanda Gumede has already collected several golf trophies
Malawian church torched and immigrants chased from their homes in Gqeberha
Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality says it has assisted repatriate nearly 400 Zimbabwean nationals
Residents Asked to Report Suspected Unlawful Occupation of Rdp Houses by Foreign Nationals
ActionSA Johannesburg MMC Candidate for Human Settlements, Zandile Dabula, is calling on residents to assist with protecting South Africa’s housing system by reporting suspected unlawful occupation of RDP houses by foreign nationals as they do not qualify under South African housing policies.
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The Rhythms That Broke Bashir: How Sudan’s Music Shaped a Revolution
Music created the networks, identities and spaces of trust that made collective political action possible in Sudan’s 2019 revolution.