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Head Coach Sean Lynn has named the Wales side for the first Test against Japan at the Prince Chichibu Memorial Stadium, Tokyo on Saturday, October 24th (KO:10.30am, UK Time). Flankers Alex Callender and Kate Williams will co-captain a side with five changes, two positional, to the starting line up that faced the USA. Callender, who …
The Judicial Conduct Committee says the law needs reforming
A guest arrives at a concert, raises a glass to friends and turns towards the stage. Across the room, another […]
For most South Africans, pets are far more than animals. They are family. They greet us at the door, comfort us after a difficult day and become part of our biggest milestones. Yet when the unexpected happens, from an accident to a sudden illness, many pet owners are faced with an impossible choice between doing …
ActionSA North West is demanding urgent answers following an oversight visit to Thipanyane Primary School, where learners face deteriorating infrastructure and are taught in shared classrooms alongside learners from other grades.
The post ActionSA to write to Education MEC over multi-grade teaching and deteriorating conditions at Thipanyane Primary School appeared first on ActionSA.
The four South African Vodacom United Rugby Championship teams will do everything in their power this weekend to retain their places in the top eight as the cross-hemisphere showpiece strikes round four with most teams finding their momentum after the opening rounds. The Hollywoodbets Sharks and 10bet Lions are in action from 20h45 (SA time) …
The Freedom Front Plus (VF Plus) strongly condemns the actions of officials and members of the Tshwane Metro Police Department (TMPD) who unlawfully disconnected the electricity supply of the Paul Kruger Children’s Home in Villieria on Wednesday. Such conduct borders on criminality. The officials forced open the electricity box and violently yanked out the main […]
The post TMPD’s actions at Paul Kruger Children’s Home borders on criminality appeared first on Freedom Front Plus.
Young South Africans are increasingly financially aware, digitally connected and eager to improve their financial wellbeing, yet many continue to struggle with traditional budgeting approaches that fail to reflect the realities of modern life. According to FNB, the challenge is not that young people don’t care about managing their money. Rather, many are navigating complex …
Every business starts somewhere. Maybe you spotted a gap in the market, turned a hobby into an income, or decided that there had to be a better way to do something. Along the way, there were decisions to make, problems to solve, and lessons to learn. Now, BOOST Cape Town wants to hear about it. …
For years seeking asylum has been near impossible
Public Works department asks court to help stop the expansion of the Khoisan occupation
The traders want the court to declare threats and acts of intimidation as unfair discrimination
South African health technology company BioInformatiCo is using artificial intelligence to automate clinical trial database preparation, after its Leova platform […]
ActionSA is disappointed by Minister Godongwana’s announcement of short-term fuel relief measures, which we believe do not go far enough to ease the devastating cost-of-living crisis and fail to address the fundamental problems that continue to undermine South Africa’s economy.
The post MTBPS: Minister Offers Short-Term Relief but Economic Fundamentals Remain Broken appeared first on ActionSA.
Lower growth but higher revenue: more money for health, education and the fight against gender-based violence
21 October 2026 – The South African Football Association (SAFA) wishes to communicate its official position on the long-running matter before the Palm Ridge Magistrate’s Court in the East of Johannesburg. SAFA President Dr Danny Jordaan, Chief Financial Officer Gronie Hluyo, Grit Communications Director, Trevor Neethling, and later former SAFA CEO Russel Paul were asked
The post SAFA NEC official position on the State vs SAFA President and CFO appeared first on South African Football Association.
It will be a landmark occasion for the Ospreys on Saturday evening when they play their first Vodacom URC match at their new St Helen’s home. The Swansea ground has been transformed over the past four months amid a major redevelopment with work taking place around the clock to get it ready for this weekend’s …
The 2026 Medium-Term Budget Policy Statement (MTBPS) sends a positive signal on fiscal stability, infrastructure investment and increasing private-sector participation. The real measure of success, however, will be the extent to which these developments translate into tangible growth for South Africa’s small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). Infrastructure Investment Among Enoch Godongwana’s most significant announcements for …
Fewer beneficiaries than expected have taken up the grant
Treasury’s temporary R10 billion fuel levy relief will ease pressure on consumers, but its own findings on infrastructure failures and municipal overspending show why South Africans need more than short-term fixes. Fuel relief: Petrol levies will be reduced by R1.50 per litre and diesel by R3 per litre from 4 November, with reduced relief continuing …
Statement by Leander Kruger MPL – DA Buffalo City Constituency Leader: You can download photographs of the cleanup events here, here, here, here, here, and here. You can download photographs of the City Hall event here, here, here, and here. Today, DA councillors, activists, and community members rolled up their sleeves for clean-up activities across …
Statement by Kingsley Wakelin MP – DA Spokesperson on Finance: The DA believes that faster and more far-reaching growth reforms are now urgent. The 2026 MTBPS cuts this year’s growth forecast from 1.6% to 1.2%. This is not enough to move the needle on unemployment. Bold and far-reaching reforms beyond the Treasury are now essential, …
The Medium-Term Budget Policy Statement (MTBPS) delivered by the Minister of Finance, Enoch Godongwana, addressed the country’s economic realities, which have changed drastically since the budget was tabled in February, primarily as a result of the international oil price shock. These realities entail lower-than-projected economic growth, higher-than-projected inflation and poor service delivery. The cost of […]
The post MTBPS: economic and fiscal realities addressed, ANC’s service delivery failure acknowledged appeared first on Freedom Front Plus.
Having crossed paths with almost every leading rugby nation in the world over the last five years has been a valuable opportunity for the Springbok Women to improve their game, but Ireland will be an unknown factor for the South Africans when they clash in the WXV Global Series at Athlone Stadium in Caps Town …