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26 February 2026

Political Oversight Crucial in Foot-And-Mouth Disease Crisis

Location: News

The role of political oversight is often underestimated, but it is a vital instrument for holding the executive accountable, monitoring action and intervening where capacity is lacking. Oversight is not merely an administrative process, but an essential mechanism to ensure that policy is effectively implemented and that failures are remedied. The Freedom Front Plus (VF […]

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25 February 2026

Illegal Sewage Dumping Threatens Pre-school and Kraai River in Aberdeen

Location: News

The Freedom Front Plus (VF Plus) has written to the Director of Infrastructure at the Dr Beyers Naudé Local Municipality, Mr Bennie Arendse, demanding that the Municipality take urgent action against one of its contractors who is illegally dumping untreated sewage. The sewage is being dumped in a wetland area connected to the Kraai River, […]

The post Illegal sewage dumping threatens pre-school and Kraai River in Aberdeen appeared first on Freedom Front Plus.

Read moreIllegal Sewage Dumping Threatens Pre-school and Kraai River in Aberdeen
25 February 2026

Tshwane’s Inadequate Budget and Adjustments Exacerbate Financial Crisis

Location: News

The Tshwane Metro Council’s budget for the 2025/26 financial year has been inadequate from the outset, and the latest adjustment budget merely exacerbates the Metro’s financial strain. Residents now face higher tariffs while service delivery keeps deteriorating, as the budget conceals a structural deficit and failed projects. Although the unlawful cleansing levy has been scrapped, […]

The post Tshwane’s inadequate budget and adjustments exacerbate financial crisis appeared first on Freedom Front Plus.

Read moreTshwane’s Inadequate Budget and Adjustments Exacerbate Financial Crisis
25 February 2026

Africa’s Militaries Have Always Relied on Imported Weapons: Why a Shift to Homegrown Defence Is Now Under Way

Location: News

Across Africa, governments are finding ways to reduce dependence on foreign arms suppliers and building capabilities they can control, maintain and adapt.

Read moreAfrica’s Militaries Have Always Relied on Imported Weapons: Why a Shift to Homegrown Defence Is Now Under Way
23 February 2026

Gauteng SOPA Must Offer Accountability, Action, and Real Solutions

Location: News

As Premier Lesufi prepares to deliver his 2026 State of the Province Address later today, GOOD calls on him to deliver an honest account of progress, clear explanations for unfulfilled commitments, and concrete, time-bound actions for the many challenges facing our province.

The post GAUTENG SOPA MUST OFFER ACCOUNTABILITY, ACTION, AND REAL SOLUTIONS appeared first on For Good.

Read moreGauteng SOPA Must Offer Accountability, Action, and Real Solutions
23 February 2026

SOPA 2026: Winde Must Get Real About Western Cape of Unequal Opportunities

Location: News

The Western Cape’s carefully curated spin that it is exceptionally well-led and performing exceptionally well in comparison to other provinces is fraying at the edges.

The post SOPA 2026: WINDE MUST GET REAL ABOUT WESTERN CAPE OF UNEQUAL OPPORTUNITIES appeared first on For Good.

Read moreSOPA 2026: Winde Must Get Real About Western Cape of Unequal Opportunities
22 February 2026

Wesbank Sewer Crisis Has Escalated Into a Public Health and Economic Emergency

Location: News

The ongoing sewer blockages at the corner of Monticello and Flower Street in Wesbank have moved beyond routine service failure. They now constitute a serious public health and economic emergency affecting some of the most vulnerable residents in the community.

The post WESBANK SEWER CRISIS HAS ESCALATED INTO A PUBLIC HEALTH AND ECONOMIC EMERGENCY appeared first on For Good.

Read moreWesbank Sewer Crisis Has Escalated Into a Public Health and Economic Emergency
18 February 2026

TransUnion Africa Appoints Michael Rogers as Chief Product Officer to Accelerate Client-Centric Innovation

Location: Business

TransUnion Africa, a global information and insights company, today announced the appointment of Michael (Mike) Rogers as Vice President (VP) and Chief Product Officer (CPO), effective 15 January 2026.

Rogers brings more than two decades of technology leadership, digital transformation, and product innovation experience across key African markets, including Botswana, Kenya, Rwanda, Namibia, Zambia, eSwatini, South Africa, and Malawi. His appointment underscores TransUnion’s commitment to developing market‑relevant, scalable solutions that enable organisations across Africa to grow responsibly, manage risk, and broaden access to financial services.

Most recently, Rogers served at Mastercard, where he led consulting engagement across the continent, developing new solutions for the payments ecosystem and driving performance for banking, fintech and digital commerce clients.

Prior to Mastercard, Rogers was Chief Executive Officer of Tarsus Technology Solutions, where he integrated multiple technology businesses spanning cybersecurity, infrastructure and networking and led group-wide digital transformation. He spent 18 years at Accenture, building and scaling technology consulting practices in South Africa, and was the first South African to attain Accenture’s Master Technology Architect certification.

In his new role, Rogers will lead TransUnion Africa’s end‑to‑end product strategy, with responsibility for advancing the product portfolio and strengthening sector‑specific solutions across banking, fintech, insurance, retail, automotive, telecommunications and digital commerce. His focus includes enhancing core credit and risk offerings, accelerating the responsible use of alternative data, and expanding fraud, identity and advanced analytics capabilities to meet evolving market needs.

Working closely with regional and global teams, Rogers will ensure TransUnion’s products are locally relevant, compliant and scalable across diverse African regulatory environments. A key priority will be simplifying product adoption and enhancing decisioning outcomes, enabling clients to more effectively acquire, serve and protect consumers in increasingly digital and data‑driven markets, while supporting inclusive growth across the continent.

Lee Naik, CEO and Regional President for TransUnion Africa, commented: “Mike brings an exceptional blend of technology, product and leadership experience, with a deep understanding of how data-driven products create commercial and social impact.  His appointment strengthens our ability to market-relevant solutions that help clients manage risk, grow responsibly and extend access to financial services across Africa.”

Rogers added: “TransUnion Africa sits at the intersection of trust, data and technology. My focus is to simplify adoption, improve decisioning quality and deliver products that create tangible value – helping our clients acquire, serve and protect customers in increasingly digital ecosystems. I am excited to partner with our teams and clients to bring the next generation of solutions to market.”

Read moreTransUnion Africa Appoints Michael Rogers as Chief Product Officer to Accelerate Client-Centric Innovation
18 February 2026

Doctors Complain About Choice of Equipment at Gauteng Hospital as Thousands Await Cancer Scans

Location: News

Concern about decision to buy Chinese MRI machine from local company instead of one from Philips

Read moreDoctors Complain About Choice of Equipment at Gauteng Hospital as Thousands Await Cancer Scans
18 February 2026

Hundreds March on Parliament Demanding an Increase in Alcohol Tax

Location: News

“In our communities we have shebeens that operate 24 hours”

Read moreHundreds March on Parliament Demanding an Increase in Alcohol Tax
16 February 2026

Msukaligwa Repeats Governance Failures Year After Year – Budget Remains Unfunded

Location: News

The 2024/25 financial report by the Auditor-General (AG) on the Msukaligwa Local Municipality (Breyten, Chrissiesmeer, Davel, Ermelo, Lothair) paints a disturbing picture of persistent maladministration and incompetence. The Municipality has received a qualified audit report for the third consecutive year – its status has remained unchanged since 2022. To make matters worse, the same serious […]

The post Msukaligwa repeats governance failures year after year – budget remains unfunded appeared first on Freedom Front Plus.

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16 February 2026

Wesbank Sewer Crisis Worsens

Location: News

The sewer crisis in Wesbank remains unresolved and has significantly deteriorated, despite sustained efforts by GOOD to raise and address these issues since 2019.

The post WESBANK SEWER CRISIS WORSENS AS RESIDENTS FORCED INTO DANGEROUS DIY MEASURES appeared first on For Good.

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15 February 2026

N2 Safety Must Not Be Used to Hide Poverty or Avoid Accountability

Location: News

The safety of motorists on the N2 is non-negotiable. However, it must never be weaponised to criminalise poverty or strip people living in informal settlements of their dignity. Crime along the N2 and across the Cape Flats is the direct consequence of decades of spatial injustice, economic exclusion, and state neglect, and it requires decisive political will and coordinated action across all three spheres of government.

The post N2 SAFETY MUST NOT BE USED TO HIDE POVERTY OR AVOID ACCOUNTABILITY appeared first on For Good.

Read moreN2 Safety Must Not Be Used to Hide Poverty or Avoid Accountability
14 February 2026

African Indigenous Foods That Fight Inflammation May Help People With Diabetes – Research

Location: News

Many African food groups significantly reduce oxidative stress linked to type 2 diabetes and lower the production of inflammatory markers.

Read moreAfrican Indigenous Foods That Fight Inflammation May Help People With Diabetes – Research
13 February 2026

Emakhazeni’s Smart Meter Chaos

Location: News

Residents of the Emakhazeni Local Municipality (Belfast, Machadodorp, Dullstroom, Waterval Boven) are experiencing serious financial and other hardships due to the flawed roll-out of new smart electricity meters. The Freedom Front Plus (VF Plus) is aware of numerous complaints about prepaid units running out too fast, and power being disconnected suddenly and without any warning. […]

The post Emakhazeni should explain smart meter chaos appeared first on Freedom Front Plus.

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13 February 2026

Water in the Dams, but South Africa’s Taps Are Dry: Essential Reads on a History of Bad Management

Location: News

The answers to what needs to be done to solve the chronic water crisis in South Africa’s towns and cities have been known for some time.

Read moreWater in the Dams, but South Africa’s Taps Are Dry: Essential Reads on a History of Bad Management
5 February 2026

Gauteng Education Department Lets Learners Down

Location: News

The Freedom Front Plus (VF Plus) regards the failure of the Gauteng Department of Education (GDE) to pay the Gauteng Small Bus Operators’ Council (GASBOC) – the organisation responsible for transporting thousands of learners to school – as scandalous and irresponsible. Thousands of learners, particularly from disadvantaged communities, are directly affected by this non-payment. According […]

The post Striking bus transport service: Gauteng Education Department lets learners down appeared first on Freedom Front Plus.

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3 February 2026

TransUnion Appoints Jeannine Naudé as Head of Africa Regions to Drive Strategic Growth Across the Continent

Location: Business

TransUnion Africa, a global information and insights company, today announced the appointment of Jeannine Naudé as Vice President (VP), Head of Africa Regions, effective January 2026.

In her role, Naudé will lead TransUnion’s Africa Regions portfolio across Botswana, Kenya, Rwanda, Namibia, Zambia, eSwatini, South Africa and Malawi, with responsibility for driving growth, performance and strategic execution across these markets.

Naudé has served as TransUnion Africa’s Chief General Counsel for the past nine years and most recently stepped into the role of Interim Head of Africa Regions, where she demonstrated strong strategic leadership and operational continuity across the portfolio. Her permanent appointment reflects TransUnion’s continued focus on driving sustainable growth, strengthening market competitiveness, and advancement of the company’s strategic priorities across the continent for the benefit of clients and consumers.

During her tenure as Chief General Counsel, Naudé transformed the Legal, Risk and Compliance function into a strategic and trusted business partner, supporting TransUnion Africa’s growth ambitions while strengthening regulatory, industry and stakeholder relationships across multiple markets. She has led several high-impact initiatives, including implementation of new regulatory frameworks and initiatives in multiple African countries, the consolidation of multiple legal entities, TransUnion’s minority investment in Omnisient, and the evaluation and execution of wider expansion opportunities across the continent.

Naudé has also played a key role in advancing TransUnion’s focus on financial inclusion, women inclusion and wider ESG initiatives, as well as wider use of alternative data, leading global engagements with organisations such as the International Finance Corporation (IFC) and the World Bank. Naudé currently serves as Co-Chair of the Africa Credit Information Sharing Association (ACISA) and plays an active role in the Africa Regional Consultative Group as well as several industry bodies, reinforcing TransUnion’s leadership within the broader financial ecosystem.

Over the past five months, Naudé has successfully steered the Africa Regions portfolio in an interim capacity, working closely with the regional leadership team to sustain momentum and performance. Her priorities include driving sustainable growth in core and emerging markets, strengthening regulatory and industry partnerships, enhancing operational execution, and building a future‑ready organisation through talent development and regional collaboration. A key focus of her role is advancing financial inclusion for the more than 500 million Africans outside the formal financial system by bringing TransUnion’s global solutions to market in ways that support inclusive, data‑driven outcomes for clients and consumers.

Lee Naik, CEO and Regional President for TransUnion Africa, commented: “Jeannine has been instrumental in shaping TransUnion Africa’s growth journey over the past nine years. Her deep understanding of our markets, strong commercial acumen and ability to balance strategy with execution make her well suited to lead our Africa Regions. We are confident that under her leadership, TransUnion Africa will continue to deliver meaningful impact for our clients, consumers and partners.”

Naudé added: “I am honoured to take on the role of Head of Africa Regions at such an important time for TransUnion. Having worked closely with our teams across the continent, I am excited to build on the strong foundation already in place, drive sustainable growth, and continue advancing solutions that support financial inclusion and economic opportunity across Africa.”

Read moreTransUnion Appoints Jeannine Naudé as Head of Africa Regions to Drive Strategic Growth Across the Continent
3 February 2026

Community Restores Water Supply to Kampersrus Following Floods

Location: News

The water supply to Kampersrus has been successfully restored after two weeks of severe disruption caused by flash floods. The floods damaged the main pipeline at a natural spring, plunging the town into an emergency situation. What initially appeared to be a paralysing crisis was overcome through remarkable cooperation between the local community, farmers and […]

The post Community restores water supply to Kampersrus following floods appeared first on Freedom Front Plus.

Read moreCommunity Restores Water Supply to Kampersrus Following Floods
3 February 2026

Cape Town’s Water Use Remains Too High Despite Day Zero Lessons

Location: News

The city consumes over a billion litres per day, equating to over 210 litres per person, well above the world average of 120 to 160 litres

Read moreCape Town’s Water Use Remains Too High Despite Day Zero Lessons
29 January 2026

Lesotho’s Failed Multi-Million Rand High-Altitude Sports Centre

Location: News

The decaying Rapokolana facility was built in 2005 but has never been fully operational. It is a missed opportunity for athletes from South Africa and Lesotho.

Read moreLesotho’s Failed Multi-Million Rand High-Altitude Sports Centre
28 January 2026

Benoni in the Dark for Four Days

Location: News

The power outages that Benoni residents in the Ekurhuleni Metro have had to endure over the past four days are unacceptable and prove that the Metro is buckling under maladministration. Several residential areas had no power since 23 and 24 January, respectively, until supply was eventually restored on 27 January. Barely three hours later, residents […]

The post Benoni in the dark for four days with residents paying the price for maladministration appeared first on Freedom Front Plus.

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27 January 2026

Crime-Fighting in Lagos: Community Watch Groups Are the Preferred Choice for Residents, but They Carry Risks

Location: News

In response to the general state of insecurity in Nigeria, local community groups in Lagos are mobilising and providing solutions.

Read moreCrime-Fighting in Lagos: Community Watch Groups Are the Preferred Choice for Residents, but They Carry Risks
23 January 2026

Colonial Tax Records Hold 3 Lessons for South Africa Today – Economic Historian

Location: News

Tax records of the past can inform about governance, markets and inequality today.

Read moreColonial Tax Records Hold 3 Lessons for South Africa Today – Economic Historian
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