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18 May 2026

A dash of ‘lemon juice’ in your yellowcake, Ma’am? | SA News

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Stretching across three countries, the Stampriet Artesian Basin is one of the largest aquifers in southern Africa and the only permanent source of drinking water and farm irrigation in one of the driest parts of the sub-continent. This is an area characterised by several dry river beds that only flow briefly during heavy rainstorms. Underground …

Read moreA dash of ‘lemon juice’ in your yellowcake, Ma’am? | SA News
18 May 2026

Grandparents of missing Limpopo toddler Omphile Sethole arrested – SABC News – Breaking news, special reports, world, business, sport coverage of all South African current events. Africa’s news leader. | SA News

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Read moreGrandparents of missing Limpopo toddler Omphile Sethole arrested – SABC News – Breaking news, special reports, world, business, sport coverage of all South African current events. Africa’s news leader. | SA News
18 May 2026

The tide is turning for major South African city showing signs of collapse | SA News

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Caitlyn Hilliard-Lomas  ·17 May 2026 Although the city of Johannesburg is widely referenced as a city of possibilities, property growth data shows signs of negative sales and years of decay. “Within Johannesburg and in Pretoria, there are pockets where there is great activity and places to invest, but overall there’s still a bit of a …

Read moreThe tide is turning for major South African city showing signs of collapse | SA News
18 May 2026

Taj Cape Town hosts Winemakers’ Lunch for Reaching For Young Stars Programme | wine.co.za | SA News

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TAJ Cape Town recently played host to the eagerly anticipated annual Winemakers’ Lunch, a highlight on the Reaching for Young Stars calendar, now proudly in its 18th year. Held in the magnificent Bombay Brasserie, the occasion brought together some of South Africa’s most celebrated winemakers alongside young beverage students, offering a rare and enriching opportunity …

Read moreTaj Cape Town hosts Winemakers’ Lunch for Reaching For Young Stars Programme | wine.co.za | SA News
18 May 2026

After the ANC: Can South Africa save the dream of 1994? | SA News

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Nco Dube|Published 14 hours ago Copy to Clipboard There is a particular kind of silence that settles over a country when a long story reaches its final chapter. It is not the silence of peace, nor the silence of defeat. It is the silence of reckoning. South Africa is entering that silence now as the …

Read moreAfter the ANC: Can South Africa save the dream of 1994? | SA News
18 May 2026

South Africa takes centre stage at Cannes | SA News

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Story audio is generated using AI South African filmmakers are making a strong impression at this year’s 79th Cannes International Film Festival in France, as African storytelling gains significant prominence at the world’s most prestigious film festival. While African cinema has long featured at Cannes, this year signals a shift, with filmmakers from the continent …

Read moreSouth Africa takes centre stage at Cannes | SA News
18 May 2026

Why South Africa’s draft capital flow regulations could stifle blockchain innovation | SA News

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David Robert Lewis|Published 16 hours ago Copy to Clipboard NATIONAL TREASURY’S draft capital flow regulations contain a definition of “crypto asset” so broad it would capture green energy certificates, governance tokens, and loyalty points. Here’s why that matters – and what needs to change. There is a particular type of odious regulatory error that is …

Read moreWhy South Africa’s draft capital flow regulations could stifle blockchain innovation | SA News
18 May 2026

Criminals are after 2 items in South Africa – and they’re looking for homes that have them | SA News

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Malcolm Libera  ·17 May 2026 Criminals are always on the lookout for easy opportunities, and experts have warned that solar panels and gas bottles are among the top on the list of items being stolen from properties in South Africa. Guardian Eye managing director Rodney Taylor has warned that organised criminal syndicates are targeting solar …

Read moreCriminals are after 2 items in South Africa – and they’re looking for homes that have them | SA News
18 May 2026

In Pictures: South Africa positions housing as catalyst at World Urban Forum – Inside Politic | SA News

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By Marcus MolokoPhotos: GCIS Human Settlements Minister Thembi Simelane has delivered South Africa’s country statement at the 13th Session of the World Urban Forum (WUF13), currently underway at the Baku Olympic Stadium in Azerbaijan. The forum, convened by UN-Habitat, is the world’s premier conference on sustainable urbanisation, bringing together governments, civil society, and private sector …

Read moreIn Pictures: South Africa positions housing as catalyst at World Urban Forum – Inside Politic | SA News
18 May 2026

Pothole pageant: Campaign to make South Africa (less) crate again | News24 | SA News

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From busy intersections to residential streets, potholes remain a growing problem across Johannesburg. Yolanda Mdzeke/News24 Be among those who shape the future with knowledge. Uncover exclusive stories that captivate your mind and heart with our FREE 14-day subscription trial. Dive into a world of inspiration, learning, and empowerment. You can only trial once. Tech Hubs: …

Read morePothole pageant: Campaign to make South Africa (less) crate again | News24 | SA News
18 May 2026

R12bn allocated to water infrastructure grants | SA News

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An amount of R12.3 billion has been allocated to infrastructure grants to fund 70 bulk water projects and 341 water services initiatives across all provinces, as government intensifies efforts to stabilise struggling municipal systems. Presenting the Budget Vote for the Department of Water and Sanitation (DWS) in Parliament on Friday, Minister Pemmy Majodina announced that …

Read moreR12bn allocated to water infrastructure grants | SA News
18 May 2026

How much it costs to study in South Africa in 2026 | SA News

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Caitlyn Hilliard-Lomas  ·17 May 2026 South Africa is home to over 20 public universities, with tuition fees varying according to each university’s policies, the program type, and the course duration.  According to the latest ranking from Times Higher Education for 2026, 13 of these universities are recognised among the world’s top tertiary institutions.  This ranking …

Read moreHow much it costs to study in South Africa in 2026 | SA News
18 May 2026

Warning to businesses employing foreign workers in South Africa | SA News

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Malcolm Libera  ·17 May 2026 South African employers are being warned to prepare for increased scrutiny as authorities intensify inspections of businesses employing foreign nationals. This was highlighted in a recent case outlined by Cliffe Dekker Hofmeyr (CDH), which underscored both labour and immigration risks businesses face. Employment experts and senior associates, Lee Masuku and …

Read moreWarning to businesses employing foreign workers in South Africa | SA News
17 May 2026

ITWeb TV: Africa needs to pull together for cyber resilience | Episode #140 | SA News

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Read the full article on ITWeb. In this episode of ITWeb TV, Adam Smith, cyber lead for Southern Africa at the British High Commission discusses the need for Africa’s governments to work together in improving cyber deterrents, the need to improve cyber skills, why the British High Commission has a cyber lead in Southern Africa, …

Read moreITWeb TV: Africa needs to pull together for cyber resilience | Episode #140 | SA News
17 May 2026

Does Ghana have the moral authority to challenge South Africa on xenophobia? | SA News

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Immigration Policy Phapano Phasha|Published 23 hours ago Copy to Clipboard ON MAY 6, the Government of Ghana formally petitioned the African Union (AU), demanding that “Xenophobic attacks in South Africa” be placed on the agenda of the Eighth Mid‑Year Coordination Meeting in El Alamein, Egypt, in June and that the AU take action against South …

Read moreDoes Ghana have the moral authority to challenge South Africa on xenophobia? | SA News
17 May 2026

Speech by the Deputy Minister in the Presidency Nonceba Mhlauli on the occasion of the Seventh-Day Adventist Community Day | SA News

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Topic: do young people have a role in shaping government Programme Director,Pastor Dube,All the Leaders of the Seventh-day Adventist Church,Educators, parents and community members,And most importantly, the young people,I greet you all in the wonderful name of our Lord and saviour Jesus Christ, amen. It is a great honour to join you on this Seventh-day Adventist …

Read moreSpeech by the Deputy Minister in the Presidency Nonceba Mhlauli on the occasion of the Seventh-Day Adventist Community Day | SA News
17 May 2026

‘Sweatshop’ conditions behind proudly South African clothes | SA News

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South Africa’s clothing sector had a disruptive day on 6 February this year. In Pietermaritzburg, Chantal Naidoo, in her capacity as secretary general of the National Bargaining Council for the Clothing Manufacturing Industry, filed an affidavit with the high court, alleging that a company called Drake Clothing has been using sweatshops, exploiting workers and paying …

Read more‘Sweatshop’ conditions behind proudly South African clothes | SA News
17 May 2026

Fake Trump social media posts are even fooling newsrooms. Here’s how to spot them | News24 | SA News

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A Truth Social ‘screenshot’ circulated widely last month and was reported on by reputable channels, showing an alleged post by US President Donald Trump launching a fresh tirade against South Africa. But it later turned out to be a fake. Graphic: Sharlene Rood/News24. Images: Jim Watson/AFP and Truth Social Be among those who shape the …

Read moreFake Trump social media posts are even fooling newsrooms. Here’s how to spot them | News24 | SA News
17 May 2026

Families of Limpopo learners who burnt to death in taxi devastated – SABC News – Breaking news, special reports, world, business, sport coverage of all South African current events. Africa’s news leader. | SA News

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The familes of two Grade R learners in Ga-Masemola, in Limpopo, are devastated after the overloaded minibus taxi they were traveling in caught fire on Wednesday. Seven other learners, who were in the same taxi, have been hospitalised with burn wounds. Two leaners, however, were burnt beyond recognition. The driver of the minibus taxi, a …

Read moreFamilies of Limpopo learners who burnt to death in taxi devastated – SABC News – Breaking news, special reports, world, business, sport coverage of all South African current events. Africa’s news leader. | SA News
17 May 2026

BONILE NGQIYAZA | A tribute to the late ‘gracious’ Maria ‘Podesta’ McCloy | SA News

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Story audio is generated using AI “Wanna come? I can list you for next Thursday’s show.” That was Maria McCloy’s message to me in my Facebook inbox after she shared a Johannesburg Philharmonic Orchestra announcement about the return of live concerts after Covid-19. Tchaikovsky, Dvorak, Mozart, Beethoven at the Linder Auditorium. Music returning to the …

Read moreBONILE NGQIYAZA | A tribute to the late ‘gracious’ Maria ‘Podesta’ McCloy | SA News
17 May 2026

South Africans rush to buy homes in the most peaceful country in Africa – spending R101 million in 30 minutes | SA News

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Malcolm Libera  ·16 May 2026 South Africans are rushing to buy property in Mauritius, Africa’s most peaceful country, as concerns over economic instability and long-term financial security continue to drive demand for offshore investments. The trend was highlighted by the launch of Alba, a boutique apartment development in Trou aux Biches on Mauritius’ north-west coast. …

Read moreSouth Africans rush to buy homes in the most peaceful country in Africa – spending R101 million in 30 minutes | SA News
17 May 2026

Mom is Not at the Bedside | SA News

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As a pediatrician working in a tertiary hospital in an urban South African setting, I have often heard my junior colleagues comment on the fact that a child’s mother is not present at their bedside. This statement, usually uttered by carefree doctors who have yet to have a family of their own, is laden with …

Read moreMom is Not at the Bedside | SA News
17 May 2026

Transforming trauma into hope: The art auction for healing in South Africa | SA News

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The Institute for Healing of Memories (IHOM) and Johannesburg Child Welfare held a successful fundraising dinner at the Royal Johannesburg in Linksfield North on Thursday night. The evening’s primary goal was to raise funds through the auction of artworks, all dedicated to addressing the trauma and suffering experienced by many in the country. Founded in …

Read moreTransforming trauma into hope: The art auction for healing in South Africa | SA News
17 May 2026

Good news for Capitec customers, and R80 billion down the drain in South Africa | SA News

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Malcolm Libera  ·16 May 2026 South Africa’s rand weakened in early trading on Friday due to a stronger dollar and rising oil prices, which negatively impacted risk sentiment. Global markets were also closely monitoring the final day of the summit between US President Donald Trump and China’s Xi Jinping. The rand was trading at 16.6426 …

Read moreGood news for Capitec customers, and R80 billion down the drain in South Africa | SA News
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