Cyril Ramaphosa: PresidentBy MG ReporterSCORE: B From surviving an internal plot inside the ANC to oust him at the party’s national general council (NGC), standing up to incecant attacks from United States bully Donald Trump and staying firm on Israel over its genocide in Gaza, President Cyril Ramaphosa appears to hace cemented his position and may become the first […]
Paul Mashatile: Deputy PresidentSCORE: D Deputy President Paulus Shipokosa Mashatile, the man tipped to replace President Cyril Ramaphosa as ANC president in 2027 and possibly the next leader of South Africa, is a hard worker and a smart politician. Unfortunately, his career has always been dodged by corruption allegations. Although the allegations remain untested and Mashatile has maintained […] By MG ReporterJohn Steenhuisen: AgricultureAgricultural exports and rural employment highlight Steenhuisen’s tenure, alongside ongoing disease and regulatory pressures By MG ReporterEnoch Godongwana: FinanceSCORE: B+ Finance minister Godongwana’s leadership this year faced its first test during the tabling of the national budget. For the first time, the budget had to be re-tabled over a dispute about a proposed VAT increase, initiated by parties in the government of national unity. The minister was required to strike a balance between […] By MG ReporterPartner ContentAfter BlackRock’s record 2025 inflows: Why Eden Miner is the top “post-ETF” strategy for 2026By Partner Content Ronald Lamola: International Relations and CooperationBy MG ReporterSCORE: A When tensions between South Africa and the United States erupted over claims made in Washington about the killing of white farmers, Lamola stepped up. He was tasked with smoothing relations to ensure the two countries could continue to benefit from mutual trade, despite ongoing strain caused by US policy decisions, including cuts to […] Parks Tau: Trade Industry and CompetitionBy MG ReporterSCORE: C+ Tau has had a tough year navigating the global turmoil triggered by US tariffs on several countries. The 30% on South Africa’s exports is certainly not a reflection of the minister’s personal performance. But the reality is that under his watch, not only has the country been slapped with the punitive tariff, it […] Senzo Mchunu: Police (suspended)By MG ReporterSCORE: F- Mchunu’s legacy has taken a heavy knock from allegations of collusion with criminal syndicates which were made by KwaZulu-Natal police commissioner Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi which resulted in two inquiries — the Madlanga Commission chaired by retired judge Mbuyiseli Madlanga and parliament’s police ad hoc committee. Several months into office Mchunu disbanded the Kwazulu-Natal based […] Khumbudzo Ntshavheni: Minister in the PresidencyBy MG ReporterSCORE: C As Cyril Ramaphosa’s most trusted ally and the go-to woman if you want his ear, Nthavheni is loved by some for protecting the president from undue external and internal pressure, but also loathed for sweeping his skeletons under the carpet. Since he became president of the country, Ramaphosa has refused to meet with […] Mmamoloko Kubayi: Justice and Constitutional DevelopmentBy MG ReporterSCORE: D It hasn’t been exactly a sterling year for Kubayi, particularly the tail end of it. One fumble that will stick in many people’s minds is how she recently suggested that Marius van der Merwe, a witness killed after testifying at the Madlanga inquiry into corruption in the criminal justice system, left himself exposed […] Siviwe Gwarube: Basic EducationBy MG ReporterSCORE: C Under Gwarube, the department has seen some real and visible gains this year: record matric pass rates, a renewed strategic focus on early childhood and foundational learning, progress on sanitation and safety and stronger national oversight on finances. The implementation of the Basic Education Laws Amendment Act, which Gwarube’s Democratic Alliance party is […] Kgosientsho Ramokgopa: Electricity and EnergyBy MG ReporterSCORE: B+ A remarkable milestone under Ramokgopa’s leadership is an impressive and sustained electricity supply record, with over 196 consecutive days without loadshedding for the year 2025 and over 400 days of intermittent power supply. The department’s Generation Recovery Plan aimed at improving energy availability and reliability has resulted in a 71% average in the […] Gwede Mantashe: Mineral and Petroleum ResourcesBy MG ReporterSCORE: D Mantashe’s tenure in the mining and petroleum sectors has been defined by a mix of early reforms and structural challenges. He oversaw the initial rollout of the long-delayed mining cadastral system, which aims to improve transparency, prevent licence overlaps and reduce permit backlogs, but full rollout is only expected by the end of […] Velenkosini Hlabisa: Cooperative Governance and Traditional AffairsBy MG ReporterSCORE: B In 2024,Velenkosini Hlabisa quickly brought both structure and order to South Africa’s most dysfunctional tier of government, reading them the riot act over unpaid Eskom and water board debts. In 2025, the minister continued his progress with the department by first extending community work programme contracts for older workers in February, reversing an […] Nobuhle Nkabane and Buti Manamela: Higher Education and TrainingBy MG ReporterNobuhle Nkabane | SCORE: E Buti Manamela | SCORE: C Before her dismissal Nkabane’s 2025 tenure was a case of ambitious intentions undermined by poor execution, lack of transparency and perceived political patronage. On paper, she advanced reasonable reforms: capital injections, board appointments at NSFAS/skills bodies, and a plan for skills-driven post-school education. But in […] Blade Nzimande: Science, Technology and InnovationBy MG ReporterSCORE: C Nzimande’s first full year leading the ministry of science, technology and innovation has been defined by institutional housekeeping and strategic repositioning rather than headline-grabbing breakthroughs. The renaming of the department of science, technology and innovation, restoring “technology” to the title, signalled his commitment to sharpening the department’s focus and aligning it with global […] Angie Motshekga: Defence and Military VeteranBy MG ReporterSCORE: F The year 2025 was a baptism of fire for Motshekga, one of the worst performing ministers in the government of national unity. After South African soldiers were sent on an ill-fated deployment in Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo and returned home with bloody noses, humiliated by Rwanda-backed M23 rebels who took over Goma, […] Load More Latest News SA reaffirms its sovereignty as US again attacks Pretoria After BlackRock’s record 2025 inflows: Why Eden Miner is the top “post-ETF” strategy for 2026 South African crypto firm Ezeebit secures $2M seed funding to boost Stablecoin use across Africa The best metrics to track to achieve low-risk online slots gameplay Gearing to meet SDG goals Great Lakes strife calls for no bias From s***holes to summits Journey through Côte D’ivoire Malawian state’s rhetoric belies reality Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. 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John Steenhuisen: AgricultureAgricultural exports and rural employment highlight Steenhuisen’s tenure, alongside ongoing disease and regulatory pressures By MG ReporterEnoch Godongwana: FinanceSCORE: B+ Finance minister Godongwana’s leadership this year faced its first test during the tabling of the national budget. For the first time, the budget had to be re-tabled over a dispute about a proposed VAT increase, initiated by parties in the government of national unity. The minister was required to strike a balance between […] By MG ReporterPartner ContentAfter BlackRock’s record 2025 inflows: Why Eden Miner is the top “post-ETF” strategy for 2026By Partner Content Ronald Lamola: International Relations and CooperationBy MG ReporterSCORE: A When tensions between South Africa and the United States erupted over claims made in Washington about the killing of white farmers, Lamola stepped up. He was tasked with smoothing relations to ensure the two countries could continue to benefit from mutual trade, despite ongoing strain caused by US policy decisions, including cuts to […] Parks Tau: Trade Industry and CompetitionBy MG ReporterSCORE: C+ Tau has had a tough year navigating the global turmoil triggered by US tariffs on several countries. The 30% on South Africa’s exports is certainly not a reflection of the minister’s personal performance. But the reality is that under his watch, not only has the country been slapped with the punitive tariff, it […] Senzo Mchunu: Police (suspended)By MG ReporterSCORE: F- Mchunu’s legacy has taken a heavy knock from allegations of collusion with criminal syndicates which were made by KwaZulu-Natal police commissioner Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi which resulted in two inquiries — the Madlanga Commission chaired by retired judge Mbuyiseli Madlanga and parliament’s police ad hoc committee. Several months into office Mchunu disbanded the Kwazulu-Natal based […] Khumbudzo Ntshavheni: Minister in the PresidencyBy MG ReporterSCORE: C As Cyril Ramaphosa’s most trusted ally and the go-to woman if you want his ear, Nthavheni is loved by some for protecting the president from undue external and internal pressure, but also loathed for sweeping his skeletons under the carpet. Since he became president of the country, Ramaphosa has refused to meet with […] Mmamoloko Kubayi: Justice and Constitutional DevelopmentBy MG ReporterSCORE: D It hasn’t been exactly a sterling year for Kubayi, particularly the tail end of it. One fumble that will stick in many people’s minds is how she recently suggested that Marius van der Merwe, a witness killed after testifying at the Madlanga inquiry into corruption in the criminal justice system, left himself exposed […] Siviwe Gwarube: Basic EducationBy MG ReporterSCORE: C Under Gwarube, the department has seen some real and visible gains this year: record matric pass rates, a renewed strategic focus on early childhood and foundational learning, progress on sanitation and safety and stronger national oversight on finances. The implementation of the Basic Education Laws Amendment Act, which Gwarube’s Democratic Alliance party is […] Kgosientsho Ramokgopa: Electricity and EnergyBy MG ReporterSCORE: B+ A remarkable milestone under Ramokgopa’s leadership is an impressive and sustained electricity supply record, with over 196 consecutive days without loadshedding for the year 2025 and over 400 days of intermittent power supply. The department’s Generation Recovery Plan aimed at improving energy availability and reliability has resulted in a 71% average in the […] Gwede Mantashe: Mineral and Petroleum ResourcesBy MG ReporterSCORE: D Mantashe’s tenure in the mining and petroleum sectors has been defined by a mix of early reforms and structural challenges. He oversaw the initial rollout of the long-delayed mining cadastral system, which aims to improve transparency, prevent licence overlaps and reduce permit backlogs, but full rollout is only expected by the end of […] Velenkosini Hlabisa: Cooperative Governance and Traditional AffairsBy MG ReporterSCORE: B In 2024,Velenkosini Hlabisa quickly brought both structure and order to South Africa’s most dysfunctional tier of government, reading them the riot act over unpaid Eskom and water board debts. In 2025, the minister continued his progress with the department by first extending community work programme contracts for older workers in February, reversing an […] Nobuhle Nkabane and Buti Manamela: Higher Education and TrainingBy MG ReporterNobuhle Nkabane | SCORE: E Buti Manamela | SCORE: C Before her dismissal Nkabane’s 2025 tenure was a case of ambitious intentions undermined by poor execution, lack of transparency and perceived political patronage. On paper, she advanced reasonable reforms: capital injections, board appointments at NSFAS/skills bodies, and a plan for skills-driven post-school education. But in […] Blade Nzimande: Science, Technology and InnovationBy MG ReporterSCORE: C Nzimande’s first full year leading the ministry of science, technology and innovation has been defined by institutional housekeeping and strategic repositioning rather than headline-grabbing breakthroughs. The renaming of the department of science, technology and innovation, restoring “technology” to the title, signalled his commitment to sharpening the department’s focus and aligning it with global […] Angie Motshekga: Defence and Military VeteranBy MG ReporterSCORE: F The year 2025 was a baptism of fire for Motshekga, one of the worst performing ministers in the government of national unity. After South African soldiers were sent on an ill-fated deployment in Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo and returned home with bloody noses, humiliated by Rwanda-backed M23 rebels who took over Goma, […] Load More Latest News SA reaffirms its sovereignty as US again attacks Pretoria After BlackRock’s record 2025 inflows: Why Eden Miner is the top “post-ETF” strategy for 2026 South African crypto firm Ezeebit secures $2M seed funding to boost Stablecoin use across Africa The best metrics to track to achieve low-risk online slots gameplay Gearing to meet SDG goals Great Lakes strife calls for no bias From s***holes to summits Journey through Côte D’ivoire Malawian state’s rhetoric belies reality Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. 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Enoch Godongwana: FinanceSCORE: B+ Finance minister Godongwana’s leadership this year faced its first test during the tabling of the national budget. For the first time, the budget had to be re-tabled over a dispute about a proposed VAT increase, initiated by parties in the government of national unity. The minister was required to strike a balance between […] By MG ReporterPartner ContentAfter BlackRock’s record 2025 inflows: Why Eden Miner is the top “post-ETF” strategy for 2026By Partner Content
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Ronald Lamola: International Relations and CooperationBy MG ReporterSCORE: A When tensions between South Africa and the United States erupted over claims made in Washington about the killing of white farmers, Lamola stepped up. He was tasked with smoothing relations to ensure the two countries could continue to benefit from mutual trade, despite ongoing strain caused by US policy decisions, including cuts to […] Parks Tau: Trade Industry and CompetitionBy MG ReporterSCORE: C+ Tau has had a tough year navigating the global turmoil triggered by US tariffs on several countries. The 30% on South Africa’s exports is certainly not a reflection of the minister’s personal performance. But the reality is that under his watch, not only has the country been slapped with the punitive tariff, it […] Senzo Mchunu: Police (suspended)By MG ReporterSCORE: F- Mchunu’s legacy has taken a heavy knock from allegations of collusion with criminal syndicates which were made by KwaZulu-Natal police commissioner Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi which resulted in two inquiries — the Madlanga Commission chaired by retired judge Mbuyiseli Madlanga and parliament’s police ad hoc committee. Several months into office Mchunu disbanded the Kwazulu-Natal based […] Khumbudzo Ntshavheni: Minister in the PresidencyBy MG ReporterSCORE: C As Cyril Ramaphosa’s most trusted ally and the go-to woman if you want his ear, Nthavheni is loved by some for protecting the president from undue external and internal pressure, but also loathed for sweeping his skeletons under the carpet. Since he became president of the country, Ramaphosa has refused to meet with […] Mmamoloko Kubayi: Justice and Constitutional DevelopmentBy MG ReporterSCORE: D It hasn’t been exactly a sterling year for Kubayi, particularly the tail end of it. One fumble that will stick in many people’s minds is how she recently suggested that Marius van der Merwe, a witness killed after testifying at the Madlanga inquiry into corruption in the criminal justice system, left himself exposed […] Siviwe Gwarube: Basic EducationBy MG ReporterSCORE: C Under Gwarube, the department has seen some real and visible gains this year: record matric pass rates, a renewed strategic focus on early childhood and foundational learning, progress on sanitation and safety and stronger national oversight on finances. The implementation of the Basic Education Laws Amendment Act, which Gwarube’s Democratic Alliance party is […] Kgosientsho Ramokgopa: Electricity and EnergyBy MG ReporterSCORE: B+ A remarkable milestone under Ramokgopa’s leadership is an impressive and sustained electricity supply record, with over 196 consecutive days without loadshedding for the year 2025 and over 400 days of intermittent power supply. The department’s Generation Recovery Plan aimed at improving energy availability and reliability has resulted in a 71% average in the […] Gwede Mantashe: Mineral and Petroleum ResourcesBy MG ReporterSCORE: D Mantashe’s tenure in the mining and petroleum sectors has been defined by a mix of early reforms and structural challenges. He oversaw the initial rollout of the long-delayed mining cadastral system, which aims to improve transparency, prevent licence overlaps and reduce permit backlogs, but full rollout is only expected by the end of […] Velenkosini Hlabisa: Cooperative Governance and Traditional AffairsBy MG ReporterSCORE: B In 2024,Velenkosini Hlabisa quickly brought both structure and order to South Africa’s most dysfunctional tier of government, reading them the riot act over unpaid Eskom and water board debts. In 2025, the minister continued his progress with the department by first extending community work programme contracts for older workers in February, reversing an […] Nobuhle Nkabane and Buti Manamela: Higher Education and TrainingBy MG ReporterNobuhle Nkabane | SCORE: E Buti Manamela | SCORE: C Before her dismissal Nkabane’s 2025 tenure was a case of ambitious intentions undermined by poor execution, lack of transparency and perceived political patronage. On paper, she advanced reasonable reforms: capital injections, board appointments at NSFAS/skills bodies, and a plan for skills-driven post-school education. But in […] Blade Nzimande: Science, Technology and InnovationBy MG ReporterSCORE: C Nzimande’s first full year leading the ministry of science, technology and innovation has been defined by institutional housekeeping and strategic repositioning rather than headline-grabbing breakthroughs. The renaming of the department of science, technology and innovation, restoring “technology” to the title, signalled his commitment to sharpening the department’s focus and aligning it with global […] Angie Motshekga: Defence and Military VeteranBy MG ReporterSCORE: F The year 2025 was a baptism of fire for Motshekga, one of the worst performing ministers in the government of national unity. After South African soldiers were sent on an ill-fated deployment in Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo and returned home with bloody noses, humiliated by Rwanda-backed M23 rebels who took over Goma, […] Load More Latest News SA reaffirms its sovereignty as US again attacks Pretoria After BlackRock’s record 2025 inflows: Why Eden Miner is the top “post-ETF” strategy for 2026 South African crypto firm Ezeebit secures $2M seed funding to boost Stablecoin use across Africa The best metrics to track to achieve low-risk online slots gameplay Gearing to meet SDG goals Great Lakes strife calls for no bias From s***holes to summits Journey through Côte D’ivoire Malawian state’s rhetoric belies reality Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. 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Parks Tau: Trade Industry and CompetitionBy MG ReporterSCORE: C+ Tau has had a tough year navigating the global turmoil triggered by US tariffs on several countries. The 30% on South Africa’s exports is certainly not a reflection of the minister’s personal performance. But the reality is that under his watch, not only has the country been slapped with the punitive tariff, it […] Senzo Mchunu: Police (suspended)By MG ReporterSCORE: F- Mchunu’s legacy has taken a heavy knock from allegations of collusion with criminal syndicates which were made by KwaZulu-Natal police commissioner Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi which resulted in two inquiries — the Madlanga Commission chaired by retired judge Mbuyiseli Madlanga and parliament’s police ad hoc committee. Several months into office Mchunu disbanded the Kwazulu-Natal based […] Khumbudzo Ntshavheni: Minister in the PresidencyBy MG ReporterSCORE: C As Cyril Ramaphosa’s most trusted ally and the go-to woman if you want his ear, Nthavheni is loved by some for protecting the president from undue external and internal pressure, but also loathed for sweeping his skeletons under the carpet. Since he became president of the country, Ramaphosa has refused to meet with […] Mmamoloko Kubayi: Justice and Constitutional DevelopmentBy MG ReporterSCORE: D It hasn’t been exactly a sterling year for Kubayi, particularly the tail end of it. One fumble that will stick in many people’s minds is how she recently suggested that Marius van der Merwe, a witness killed after testifying at the Madlanga inquiry into corruption in the criminal justice system, left himself exposed […] Siviwe Gwarube: Basic EducationBy MG ReporterSCORE: C Under Gwarube, the department has seen some real and visible gains this year: record matric pass rates, a renewed strategic focus on early childhood and foundational learning, progress on sanitation and safety and stronger national oversight on finances. The implementation of the Basic Education Laws Amendment Act, which Gwarube’s Democratic Alliance party is […] Kgosientsho Ramokgopa: Electricity and EnergyBy MG ReporterSCORE: B+ A remarkable milestone under Ramokgopa’s leadership is an impressive and sustained electricity supply record, with over 196 consecutive days without loadshedding for the year 2025 and over 400 days of intermittent power supply. The department’s Generation Recovery Plan aimed at improving energy availability and reliability has resulted in a 71% average in the […] Gwede Mantashe: Mineral and Petroleum ResourcesBy MG ReporterSCORE: D Mantashe’s tenure in the mining and petroleum sectors has been defined by a mix of early reforms and structural challenges. He oversaw the initial rollout of the long-delayed mining cadastral system, which aims to improve transparency, prevent licence overlaps and reduce permit backlogs, but full rollout is only expected by the end of […] Velenkosini Hlabisa: Cooperative Governance and Traditional AffairsBy MG ReporterSCORE: B In 2024,Velenkosini Hlabisa quickly brought both structure and order to South Africa’s most dysfunctional tier of government, reading them the riot act over unpaid Eskom and water board debts. In 2025, the minister continued his progress with the department by first extending community work programme contracts for older workers in February, reversing an […] Nobuhle Nkabane and Buti Manamela: Higher Education and TrainingBy MG ReporterNobuhle Nkabane | SCORE: E Buti Manamela | SCORE: C Before her dismissal Nkabane’s 2025 tenure was a case of ambitious intentions undermined by poor execution, lack of transparency and perceived political patronage. On paper, she advanced reasonable reforms: capital injections, board appointments at NSFAS/skills bodies, and a plan for skills-driven post-school education. But in […] Blade Nzimande: Science, Technology and InnovationBy MG ReporterSCORE: C Nzimande’s first full year leading the ministry of science, technology and innovation has been defined by institutional housekeeping and strategic repositioning rather than headline-grabbing breakthroughs. The renaming of the department of science, technology and innovation, restoring “technology” to the title, signalled his commitment to sharpening the department’s focus and aligning it with global […] Angie Motshekga: Defence and Military VeteranBy MG ReporterSCORE: F The year 2025 was a baptism of fire for Motshekga, one of the worst performing ministers in the government of national unity. After South African soldiers were sent on an ill-fated deployment in Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo and returned home with bloody noses, humiliated by Rwanda-backed M23 rebels who took over Goma, […] Load More Latest News SA reaffirms its sovereignty as US again attacks Pretoria After BlackRock’s record 2025 inflows: Why Eden Miner is the top “post-ETF” strategy for 2026 South African crypto firm Ezeebit secures $2M seed funding to boost Stablecoin use across Africa The best metrics to track to achieve low-risk online slots gameplay Gearing to meet SDG goals Great Lakes strife calls for no bias From s***holes to summits Journey through Côte D’ivoire Malawian state’s rhetoric belies reality Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. 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Senzo Mchunu: Police (suspended)By MG ReporterSCORE: F- Mchunu’s legacy has taken a heavy knock from allegations of collusion with criminal syndicates which were made by KwaZulu-Natal police commissioner Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi which resulted in two inquiries — the Madlanga Commission chaired by retired judge Mbuyiseli Madlanga and parliament’s police ad hoc committee. Several months into office Mchunu disbanded the Kwazulu-Natal based […] Khumbudzo Ntshavheni: Minister in the PresidencyBy MG ReporterSCORE: C As Cyril Ramaphosa’s most trusted ally and the go-to woman if you want his ear, Nthavheni is loved by some for protecting the president from undue external and internal pressure, but also loathed for sweeping his skeletons under the carpet. Since he became president of the country, Ramaphosa has refused to meet with […] Mmamoloko Kubayi: Justice and Constitutional DevelopmentBy MG ReporterSCORE: D It hasn’t been exactly a sterling year for Kubayi, particularly the tail end of it. One fumble that will stick in many people’s minds is how she recently suggested that Marius van der Merwe, a witness killed after testifying at the Madlanga inquiry into corruption in the criminal justice system, left himself exposed […] Siviwe Gwarube: Basic EducationBy MG ReporterSCORE: C Under Gwarube, the department has seen some real and visible gains this year: record matric pass rates, a renewed strategic focus on early childhood and foundational learning, progress on sanitation and safety and stronger national oversight on finances. The implementation of the Basic Education Laws Amendment Act, which Gwarube’s Democratic Alliance party is […] Kgosientsho Ramokgopa: Electricity and EnergyBy MG ReporterSCORE: B+ A remarkable milestone under Ramokgopa’s leadership is an impressive and sustained electricity supply record, with over 196 consecutive days without loadshedding for the year 2025 and over 400 days of intermittent power supply. The department’s Generation Recovery Plan aimed at improving energy availability and reliability has resulted in a 71% average in the […] Gwede Mantashe: Mineral and Petroleum ResourcesBy MG ReporterSCORE: D Mantashe’s tenure in the mining and petroleum sectors has been defined by a mix of early reforms and structural challenges. He oversaw the initial rollout of the long-delayed mining cadastral system, which aims to improve transparency, prevent licence overlaps and reduce permit backlogs, but full rollout is only expected by the end of […] Velenkosini Hlabisa: Cooperative Governance and Traditional AffairsBy MG ReporterSCORE: B In 2024,Velenkosini Hlabisa quickly brought both structure and order to South Africa’s most dysfunctional tier of government, reading them the riot act over unpaid Eskom and water board debts. In 2025, the minister continued his progress with the department by first extending community work programme contracts for older workers in February, reversing an […] Nobuhle Nkabane and Buti Manamela: Higher Education and TrainingBy MG ReporterNobuhle Nkabane | SCORE: E Buti Manamela | SCORE: C Before her dismissal Nkabane’s 2025 tenure was a case of ambitious intentions undermined by poor execution, lack of transparency and perceived political patronage. On paper, she advanced reasonable reforms: capital injections, board appointments at NSFAS/skills bodies, and a plan for skills-driven post-school education. But in […] Blade Nzimande: Science, Technology and InnovationBy MG ReporterSCORE: C Nzimande’s first full year leading the ministry of science, technology and innovation has been defined by institutional housekeeping and strategic repositioning rather than headline-grabbing breakthroughs. The renaming of the department of science, technology and innovation, restoring “technology” to the title, signalled his commitment to sharpening the department’s focus and aligning it with global […] Angie Motshekga: Defence and Military VeteranBy MG ReporterSCORE: F The year 2025 was a baptism of fire for Motshekga, one of the worst performing ministers in the government of national unity. After South African soldiers were sent on an ill-fated deployment in Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo and returned home with bloody noses, humiliated by Rwanda-backed M23 rebels who took over Goma, […] Load More Latest News SA reaffirms its sovereignty as US again attacks Pretoria After BlackRock’s record 2025 inflows: Why Eden Miner is the top “post-ETF” strategy for 2026 South African crypto firm Ezeebit secures $2M seed funding to boost Stablecoin use across Africa The best metrics to track to achieve low-risk online slots gameplay Gearing to meet SDG goals Great Lakes strife calls for no bias From s***holes to summits Journey through Côte D’ivoire Malawian state’s rhetoric belies reality Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. 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Khumbudzo Ntshavheni: Minister in the PresidencyBy MG ReporterSCORE: C As Cyril Ramaphosa’s most trusted ally and the go-to woman if you want his ear, Nthavheni is loved by some for protecting the president from undue external and internal pressure, but also loathed for sweeping his skeletons under the carpet. Since he became president of the country, Ramaphosa has refused to meet with […] Mmamoloko Kubayi: Justice and Constitutional DevelopmentBy MG ReporterSCORE: D It hasn’t been exactly a sterling year for Kubayi, particularly the tail end of it. One fumble that will stick in many people’s minds is how she recently suggested that Marius van der Merwe, a witness killed after testifying at the Madlanga inquiry into corruption in the criminal justice system, left himself exposed […] Siviwe Gwarube: Basic EducationBy MG ReporterSCORE: C Under Gwarube, the department has seen some real and visible gains this year: record matric pass rates, a renewed strategic focus on early childhood and foundational learning, progress on sanitation and safety and stronger national oversight on finances. The implementation of the Basic Education Laws Amendment Act, which Gwarube’s Democratic Alliance party is […] Kgosientsho Ramokgopa: Electricity and EnergyBy MG ReporterSCORE: B+ A remarkable milestone under Ramokgopa’s leadership is an impressive and sustained electricity supply record, with over 196 consecutive days without loadshedding for the year 2025 and over 400 days of intermittent power supply. The department’s Generation Recovery Plan aimed at improving energy availability and reliability has resulted in a 71% average in the […] Gwede Mantashe: Mineral and Petroleum ResourcesBy MG ReporterSCORE: D Mantashe’s tenure in the mining and petroleum sectors has been defined by a mix of early reforms and structural challenges. He oversaw the initial rollout of the long-delayed mining cadastral system, which aims to improve transparency, prevent licence overlaps and reduce permit backlogs, but full rollout is only expected by the end of […] Velenkosini Hlabisa: Cooperative Governance and Traditional AffairsBy MG ReporterSCORE: B In 2024,Velenkosini Hlabisa quickly brought both structure and order to South Africa’s most dysfunctional tier of government, reading them the riot act over unpaid Eskom and water board debts. In 2025, the minister continued his progress with the department by first extending community work programme contracts for older workers in February, reversing an […] Nobuhle Nkabane and Buti Manamela: Higher Education and TrainingBy MG ReporterNobuhle Nkabane | SCORE: E Buti Manamela | SCORE: C Before her dismissal Nkabane’s 2025 tenure was a case of ambitious intentions undermined by poor execution, lack of transparency and perceived political patronage. On paper, she advanced reasonable reforms: capital injections, board appointments at NSFAS/skills bodies, and a plan for skills-driven post-school education. But in […] Blade Nzimande: Science, Technology and InnovationBy MG ReporterSCORE: C Nzimande’s first full year leading the ministry of science, technology and innovation has been defined by institutional housekeeping and strategic repositioning rather than headline-grabbing breakthroughs. The renaming of the department of science, technology and innovation, restoring “technology” to the title, signalled his commitment to sharpening the department’s focus and aligning it with global […] Angie Motshekga: Defence and Military VeteranBy MG ReporterSCORE: F The year 2025 was a baptism of fire for Motshekga, one of the worst performing ministers in the government of national unity. After South African soldiers were sent on an ill-fated deployment in Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo and returned home with bloody noses, humiliated by Rwanda-backed M23 rebels who took over Goma, […] Load More Latest News SA reaffirms its sovereignty as US again attacks Pretoria After BlackRock’s record 2025 inflows: Why Eden Miner is the top “post-ETF” strategy for 2026 South African crypto firm Ezeebit secures $2M seed funding to boost Stablecoin use across Africa The best metrics to track to achieve low-risk online slots gameplay Gearing to meet SDG goals Great Lakes strife calls for no bias From s***holes to summits Journey through Côte D’ivoire Malawian state’s rhetoric belies reality Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
Mmamoloko Kubayi: Justice and Constitutional DevelopmentBy MG ReporterSCORE: D It hasn’t been exactly a sterling year for Kubayi, particularly the tail end of it. One fumble that will stick in many people’s minds is how she recently suggested that Marius van der Merwe, a witness killed after testifying at the Madlanga inquiry into corruption in the criminal justice system, left himself exposed […] Siviwe Gwarube: Basic EducationBy MG ReporterSCORE: C Under Gwarube, the department has seen some real and visible gains this year: record matric pass rates, a renewed strategic focus on early childhood and foundational learning, progress on sanitation and safety and stronger national oversight on finances. The implementation of the Basic Education Laws Amendment Act, which Gwarube’s Democratic Alliance party is […] Kgosientsho Ramokgopa: Electricity and EnergyBy MG ReporterSCORE: B+ A remarkable milestone under Ramokgopa’s leadership is an impressive and sustained electricity supply record, with over 196 consecutive days without loadshedding for the year 2025 and over 400 days of intermittent power supply. The department’s Generation Recovery Plan aimed at improving energy availability and reliability has resulted in a 71% average in the […] Gwede Mantashe: Mineral and Petroleum ResourcesBy MG ReporterSCORE: D Mantashe’s tenure in the mining and petroleum sectors has been defined by a mix of early reforms and structural challenges. He oversaw the initial rollout of the long-delayed mining cadastral system, which aims to improve transparency, prevent licence overlaps and reduce permit backlogs, but full rollout is only expected by the end of […] Velenkosini Hlabisa: Cooperative Governance and Traditional AffairsBy MG ReporterSCORE: B In 2024,Velenkosini Hlabisa quickly brought both structure and order to South Africa’s most dysfunctional tier of government, reading them the riot act over unpaid Eskom and water board debts. In 2025, the minister continued his progress with the department by first extending community work programme contracts for older workers in February, reversing an […] Nobuhle Nkabane and Buti Manamela: Higher Education and TrainingBy MG ReporterNobuhle Nkabane | SCORE: E Buti Manamela | SCORE: C Before her dismissal Nkabane’s 2025 tenure was a case of ambitious intentions undermined by poor execution, lack of transparency and perceived political patronage. On paper, she advanced reasonable reforms: capital injections, board appointments at NSFAS/skills bodies, and a plan for skills-driven post-school education. But in […] Blade Nzimande: Science, Technology and InnovationBy MG ReporterSCORE: C Nzimande’s first full year leading the ministry of science, technology and innovation has been defined by institutional housekeeping and strategic repositioning rather than headline-grabbing breakthroughs. The renaming of the department of science, technology and innovation, restoring “technology” to the title, signalled his commitment to sharpening the department’s focus and aligning it with global […] Angie Motshekga: Defence and Military VeteranBy MG ReporterSCORE: F The year 2025 was a baptism of fire for Motshekga, one of the worst performing ministers in the government of national unity. After South African soldiers were sent on an ill-fated deployment in Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo and returned home with bloody noses, humiliated by Rwanda-backed M23 rebels who took over Goma, […] Load More Latest News SA reaffirms its sovereignty as US again attacks Pretoria After BlackRock’s record 2025 inflows: Why Eden Miner is the top “post-ETF” strategy for 2026 South African crypto firm Ezeebit secures $2M seed funding to boost Stablecoin use across Africa The best metrics to track to achieve low-risk online slots gameplay Gearing to meet SDG goals Great Lakes strife calls for no bias From s***holes to summits Journey through Côte D’ivoire Malawian state’s rhetoric belies reality Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
Siviwe Gwarube: Basic EducationBy MG ReporterSCORE: C Under Gwarube, the department has seen some real and visible gains this year: record matric pass rates, a renewed strategic focus on early childhood and foundational learning, progress on sanitation and safety and stronger national oversight on finances. The implementation of the Basic Education Laws Amendment Act, which Gwarube’s Democratic Alliance party is […] Kgosientsho Ramokgopa: Electricity and EnergyBy MG ReporterSCORE: B+ A remarkable milestone under Ramokgopa’s leadership is an impressive and sustained electricity supply record, with over 196 consecutive days without loadshedding for the year 2025 and over 400 days of intermittent power supply. The department’s Generation Recovery Plan aimed at improving energy availability and reliability has resulted in a 71% average in the […] Gwede Mantashe: Mineral and Petroleum ResourcesBy MG ReporterSCORE: D Mantashe’s tenure in the mining and petroleum sectors has been defined by a mix of early reforms and structural challenges. He oversaw the initial rollout of the long-delayed mining cadastral system, which aims to improve transparency, prevent licence overlaps and reduce permit backlogs, but full rollout is only expected by the end of […] Velenkosini Hlabisa: Cooperative Governance and Traditional AffairsBy MG ReporterSCORE: B In 2024,Velenkosini Hlabisa quickly brought both structure and order to South Africa’s most dysfunctional tier of government, reading them the riot act over unpaid Eskom and water board debts. In 2025, the minister continued his progress with the department by first extending community work programme contracts for older workers in February, reversing an […] Nobuhle Nkabane and Buti Manamela: Higher Education and TrainingBy MG ReporterNobuhle Nkabane | SCORE: E Buti Manamela | SCORE: C Before her dismissal Nkabane’s 2025 tenure was a case of ambitious intentions undermined by poor execution, lack of transparency and perceived political patronage. On paper, she advanced reasonable reforms: capital injections, board appointments at NSFAS/skills bodies, and a plan for skills-driven post-school education. But in […] Blade Nzimande: Science, Technology and InnovationBy MG ReporterSCORE: C Nzimande’s first full year leading the ministry of science, technology and innovation has been defined by institutional housekeeping and strategic repositioning rather than headline-grabbing breakthroughs. The renaming of the department of science, technology and innovation, restoring “technology” to the title, signalled his commitment to sharpening the department’s focus and aligning it with global […] Angie Motshekga: Defence and Military VeteranBy MG ReporterSCORE: F The year 2025 was a baptism of fire for Motshekga, one of the worst performing ministers in the government of national unity. After South African soldiers were sent on an ill-fated deployment in Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo and returned home with bloody noses, humiliated by Rwanda-backed M23 rebels who took over Goma, […] Load More Latest News SA reaffirms its sovereignty as US again attacks Pretoria After BlackRock’s record 2025 inflows: Why Eden Miner is the top “post-ETF” strategy for 2026 South African crypto firm Ezeebit secures $2M seed funding to boost Stablecoin use across Africa The best metrics to track to achieve low-risk online slots gameplay Gearing to meet SDG goals Great Lakes strife calls for no bias From s***holes to summits Journey through Côte D’ivoire Malawian state’s rhetoric belies reality Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
Kgosientsho Ramokgopa: Electricity and EnergyBy MG ReporterSCORE: B+ A remarkable milestone under Ramokgopa’s leadership is an impressive and sustained electricity supply record, with over 196 consecutive days without loadshedding for the year 2025 and over 400 days of intermittent power supply. The department’s Generation Recovery Plan aimed at improving energy availability and reliability has resulted in a 71% average in the […] Gwede Mantashe: Mineral and Petroleum ResourcesBy MG ReporterSCORE: D Mantashe’s tenure in the mining and petroleum sectors has been defined by a mix of early reforms and structural challenges. He oversaw the initial rollout of the long-delayed mining cadastral system, which aims to improve transparency, prevent licence overlaps and reduce permit backlogs, but full rollout is only expected by the end of […] Velenkosini Hlabisa: Cooperative Governance and Traditional AffairsBy MG ReporterSCORE: B In 2024,Velenkosini Hlabisa quickly brought both structure and order to South Africa’s most dysfunctional tier of government, reading them the riot act over unpaid Eskom and water board debts. In 2025, the minister continued his progress with the department by first extending community work programme contracts for older workers in February, reversing an […] Nobuhle Nkabane and Buti Manamela: Higher Education and TrainingBy MG ReporterNobuhle Nkabane | SCORE: E Buti Manamela | SCORE: C Before her dismissal Nkabane’s 2025 tenure was a case of ambitious intentions undermined by poor execution, lack of transparency and perceived political patronage. On paper, she advanced reasonable reforms: capital injections, board appointments at NSFAS/skills bodies, and a plan for skills-driven post-school education. But in […] Blade Nzimande: Science, Technology and InnovationBy MG ReporterSCORE: C Nzimande’s first full year leading the ministry of science, technology and innovation has been defined by institutional housekeeping and strategic repositioning rather than headline-grabbing breakthroughs. The renaming of the department of science, technology and innovation, restoring “technology” to the title, signalled his commitment to sharpening the department’s focus and aligning it with global […] Angie Motshekga: Defence and Military VeteranBy MG ReporterSCORE: F The year 2025 was a baptism of fire for Motshekga, one of the worst performing ministers in the government of national unity. After South African soldiers were sent on an ill-fated deployment in Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo and returned home with bloody noses, humiliated by Rwanda-backed M23 rebels who took over Goma, […] Load More Latest News SA reaffirms its sovereignty as US again attacks Pretoria After BlackRock’s record 2025 inflows: Why Eden Miner is the top “post-ETF” strategy for 2026 South African crypto firm Ezeebit secures $2M seed funding to boost Stablecoin use across Africa The best metrics to track to achieve low-risk online slots gameplay Gearing to meet SDG goals Great Lakes strife calls for no bias From s***holes to summits Journey through Côte D’ivoire Malawian state’s rhetoric belies reality Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
Gwede Mantashe: Mineral and Petroleum ResourcesBy MG ReporterSCORE: D Mantashe’s tenure in the mining and petroleum sectors has been defined by a mix of early reforms and structural challenges. He oversaw the initial rollout of the long-delayed mining cadastral system, which aims to improve transparency, prevent licence overlaps and reduce permit backlogs, but full rollout is only expected by the end of […] Velenkosini Hlabisa: Cooperative Governance and Traditional AffairsBy MG ReporterSCORE: B In 2024,Velenkosini Hlabisa quickly brought both structure and order to South Africa’s most dysfunctional tier of government, reading them the riot act over unpaid Eskom and water board debts. In 2025, the minister continued his progress with the department by first extending community work programme contracts for older workers in February, reversing an […] Nobuhle Nkabane and Buti Manamela: Higher Education and TrainingBy MG ReporterNobuhle Nkabane | SCORE: E Buti Manamela | SCORE: C Before her dismissal Nkabane’s 2025 tenure was a case of ambitious intentions undermined by poor execution, lack of transparency and perceived political patronage. On paper, she advanced reasonable reforms: capital injections, board appointments at NSFAS/skills bodies, and a plan for skills-driven post-school education. But in […] Blade Nzimande: Science, Technology and InnovationBy MG ReporterSCORE: C Nzimande’s first full year leading the ministry of science, technology and innovation has been defined by institutional housekeeping and strategic repositioning rather than headline-grabbing breakthroughs. The renaming of the department of science, technology and innovation, restoring “technology” to the title, signalled his commitment to sharpening the department’s focus and aligning it with global […] Angie Motshekga: Defence and Military VeteranBy MG ReporterSCORE: F The year 2025 was a baptism of fire for Motshekga, one of the worst performing ministers in the government of national unity. After South African soldiers were sent on an ill-fated deployment in Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo and returned home with bloody noses, humiliated by Rwanda-backed M23 rebels who took over Goma, […] Load More Latest News SA reaffirms its sovereignty as US again attacks Pretoria After BlackRock’s record 2025 inflows: Why Eden Miner is the top “post-ETF” strategy for 2026 South African crypto firm Ezeebit secures $2M seed funding to boost Stablecoin use across Africa The best metrics to track to achieve low-risk online slots gameplay Gearing to meet SDG goals Great Lakes strife calls for no bias From s***holes to summits Journey through Côte D’ivoire Malawian state’s rhetoric belies reality Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
Velenkosini Hlabisa: Cooperative Governance and Traditional AffairsBy MG ReporterSCORE: B In 2024,Velenkosini Hlabisa quickly brought both structure and order to South Africa’s most dysfunctional tier of government, reading them the riot act over unpaid Eskom and water board debts. In 2025, the minister continued his progress with the department by first extending community work programme contracts for older workers in February, reversing an […] Nobuhle Nkabane and Buti Manamela: Higher Education and TrainingBy MG ReporterNobuhle Nkabane | SCORE: E Buti Manamela | SCORE: C Before her dismissal Nkabane’s 2025 tenure was a case of ambitious intentions undermined by poor execution, lack of transparency and perceived political patronage. On paper, she advanced reasonable reforms: capital injections, board appointments at NSFAS/skills bodies, and a plan for skills-driven post-school education. But in […] Blade Nzimande: Science, Technology and InnovationBy MG ReporterSCORE: C Nzimande’s first full year leading the ministry of science, technology and innovation has been defined by institutional housekeeping and strategic repositioning rather than headline-grabbing breakthroughs. The renaming of the department of science, technology and innovation, restoring “technology” to the title, signalled his commitment to sharpening the department’s focus and aligning it with global […] Angie Motshekga: Defence and Military VeteranBy MG ReporterSCORE: F The year 2025 was a baptism of fire for Motshekga, one of the worst performing ministers in the government of national unity. After South African soldiers were sent on an ill-fated deployment in Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo and returned home with bloody noses, humiliated by Rwanda-backed M23 rebels who took over Goma, […] Load More Latest News SA reaffirms its sovereignty as US again attacks Pretoria After BlackRock’s record 2025 inflows: Why Eden Miner is the top “post-ETF” strategy for 2026 South African crypto firm Ezeebit secures $2M seed funding to boost Stablecoin use across Africa The best metrics to track to achieve low-risk online slots gameplay Gearing to meet SDG goals Great Lakes strife calls for no bias From s***holes to summits Journey through Côte D’ivoire Malawian state’s rhetoric belies reality Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
Nobuhle Nkabane and Buti Manamela: Higher Education and TrainingBy MG ReporterNobuhle Nkabane | SCORE: E Buti Manamela | SCORE: C Before her dismissal Nkabane’s 2025 tenure was a case of ambitious intentions undermined by poor execution, lack of transparency and perceived political patronage. On paper, she advanced reasonable reforms: capital injections, board appointments at NSFAS/skills bodies, and a plan for skills-driven post-school education. But in […] Blade Nzimande: Science, Technology and InnovationBy MG ReporterSCORE: C Nzimande’s first full year leading the ministry of science, technology and innovation has been defined by institutional housekeeping and strategic repositioning rather than headline-grabbing breakthroughs. The renaming of the department of science, technology and innovation, restoring “technology” to the title, signalled his commitment to sharpening the department’s focus and aligning it with global […] Angie Motshekga: Defence and Military VeteranBy MG ReporterSCORE: F The year 2025 was a baptism of fire for Motshekga, one of the worst performing ministers in the government of national unity. After South African soldiers were sent on an ill-fated deployment in Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo and returned home with bloody noses, humiliated by Rwanda-backed M23 rebels who took over Goma, […] Load More Latest News SA reaffirms its sovereignty as US again attacks Pretoria After BlackRock’s record 2025 inflows: Why Eden Miner is the top “post-ETF” strategy for 2026 South African crypto firm Ezeebit secures $2M seed funding to boost Stablecoin use across Africa The best metrics to track to achieve low-risk online slots gameplay Gearing to meet SDG goals Great Lakes strife calls for no bias From s***holes to summits Journey through Côte D’ivoire Malawian state’s rhetoric belies reality Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
Blade Nzimande: Science, Technology and InnovationBy MG ReporterSCORE: C Nzimande’s first full year leading the ministry of science, technology and innovation has been defined by institutional housekeeping and strategic repositioning rather than headline-grabbing breakthroughs. The renaming of the department of science, technology and innovation, restoring “technology” to the title, signalled his commitment to sharpening the department’s focus and aligning it with global […] Angie Motshekga: Defence and Military VeteranBy MG ReporterSCORE: F The year 2025 was a baptism of fire for Motshekga, one of the worst performing ministers in the government of national unity. After South African soldiers were sent on an ill-fated deployment in Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo and returned home with bloody noses, humiliated by Rwanda-backed M23 rebels who took over Goma, […] Load More Latest News SA reaffirms its sovereignty as US again attacks Pretoria After BlackRock’s record 2025 inflows: Why Eden Miner is the top “post-ETF” strategy for 2026 South African crypto firm Ezeebit secures $2M seed funding to boost Stablecoin use across Africa The best metrics to track to achieve low-risk online slots gameplay Gearing to meet SDG goals Great Lakes strife calls for no bias From s***holes to summits Journey through Côte D’ivoire Malawian state’s rhetoric belies reality Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
Angie Motshekga: Defence and Military VeteranBy MG ReporterSCORE: F The year 2025 was a baptism of fire for Motshekga, one of the worst performing ministers in the government of national unity. After South African soldiers were sent on an ill-fated deployment in Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo and returned home with bloody noses, humiliated by Rwanda-backed M23 rebels who took over Goma, […] Load More