International Relations and Cooperation Minister Ronald Lamola says South Africa must prepare for every eventuality as uncertainty surrounds the renewal of the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA). Launched in

The National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa (NUMSA) has suspended several regional leaders and staff members accused of bringing the organisation into disrepute. Those suspended include regional leaders from

Sixteen City of Johannesburg workers affiliated with trade union SAMWU have been released on warning after they were arrested during a protest on Monday. The workers were not required to

Lekompo musician Lehlohonolo “Shebe Maburna” Chauke has refuted claims that he bribed court officials and investigating officers for previous assault cases against him to be withdrawn. Shebe Maburna says the

Parliament has been urged to motivate for a R600 increase in the old-age grant. The proposal was raised during public hearings on the Medium-Term Budget Policy Statement hosted by Parliament’s

The Department of Home Affairs has announced that it will temporarily extend its operating hours ahead of next week’s local government elections to assist citizens. From 2 to 4 November,

The rand was under pressure in early trade on Wednesday as higher oil ​prices fuelled inflation concerns, while investors awaited the United States ‌Federal Reserve’s policy decision later in the

City of Johannesburg employees affiliated with the South African Municipal Workers’ Union (Samwu) say they will return to the streets on Wednesday morning in support of their arrested colleagues. Fourteen

The CEC’s ninth summer crop forecast estimated the 2026 maize harvest at 17.69 million metric tons, up from 16.65 million metric tons harvested the season before. The last estimate, on

A new study released by the Localisation Support Fund has revealed that South Africa remains heavily reliant on foreign markets for healthcare equipment, with roughly four out of every five