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Senzo Meyiwa trial: Witness says she only saw accused number two in court
National
/ 20 July 2023

Senzo Meyiwa trial: Witness says she only saw accused number two in court

Zandile Khumalo, the first witness, did not attend an identification parade of the five suspects that are in court

By Mandisa Ndlovu
No change to repo rate but bank warns it is not the end of hikes
Business
/ 20 July 2023

No change to repo rate but bank warns it is not the end of hikes

Sticky inflation in major economies suggests that average interest rates will remain high and upside risks to the domestic inflation outlook remain

By Anathi Madubela
‘Will Komati power station shift to renewable energy cater for everyone?’
The Green Guardian
/ 20 July 2023

‘Will Komati power station shift to renewable energy cater for everyone?’

Komati has been earmarked to be the facility pioneering the transition from coal to renewables in Mpumalanga

By Mandisa Nyathi
Zuma unable to stomach his own medicine
Thought Leader
/ 20 July 2023

Zuma unable to stomach his own medicine

There is irony in Msholozi being forced under the heel of the monstrous correctional services system he propped up – will he return behind bars?

By Casper Lӧtter
One dead, 48 injured in Johannesburg CBD explosion
National
/ 19 July 2023

One dead, 48 injured in Johannesburg CBD explosion

By early Thursday morning, authorities were still trying to dissuade residents from walking over the jigsawed road, where the smell of gas was strong

By Umamah Bakharia
Eskom dismisses concerns of iminent grid collapse
National
/ 19 July 2023

Eskom dismisses concerns of iminent grid collapse

Struggling utility is prepared for the worst, saying the cost to bring South Africa back online cannot be quantified

By Mandisa Nyathi
Brics summit to go ahead without Vladimir Putin
Politics
/ 19 July 2023

Brics summit to go ahead without Vladimir Putin

Foreign minister Sergey Lavrov will lead Moscow’s delegation instead of the Russian president

By Paddy Harper
Creecy ‘honoured’ by appointment to consult nations for the first stocktake on climate progress
The Green Guardian
/ 19 July 2023

Creecy ‘honoured’ by appointment to consult nations for the first stocktake on climate progress

South Africa’s environment minister and her Danish counterpart will review achievements of the Paris Agreement’s goals for COP28 in Dubai

By Sheree Bega
Phase out, don’t phase down fossil fuels as Sultan Al Jaber states, say his critics
The Green Guardian
/ 19 July 2023

Phase out, don’t phase down fossil fuels as Sultan Al Jaber states, say his critics

The COP28 president-designate said governments must be brutally honest about gaps in tackling climate change

By Sheree Bega
Ramaphosa’s comments raise questions on Brics expansion
Politics
/ 19 July 2023

Ramaphosa’s comments raise questions on Brics expansion

The president’s speech at a Brics dinner this week suggests the expansion of the bloc won’t happen any time soon

By Lizeka Tandwa
Former combatant’s lonely pension battle drags on
National
/ 19 July 2023

Former combatant’s lonely pension battle drags on

Bureaucratic hurdles have made Nelson Phasha’s life hell since he returned from exile

By Paddy Harper
Ramaphosa: Arresting Putin would be a declaration of war for Russia
Politics
/ 18 July 2023

Ramaphosa: Arresting Putin would be a declaration of war for Russia

In court papers, the president pleaded that he had a constitutional obligation not to expose South Africa to this risk

By Emsie Ferreira
Corruption at the helm of wildlife crimes, Wildlife Justice Commission report finds
The Green Guardian
/ 18 July 2023

Corruption at the helm of wildlife crimes, Wildlife Justice Commission report finds

The international organisation has released a study on the link between corruption and wildlife crimes

By Lesego Chepape
Zandile Khumalo: ‘I could not see who shot Senzo Meyiwa’
National
/ 18 July 2023

Zandile Khumalo: ‘I could not see who shot Senzo Meyiwa’

Khumalo, the first witness in the new trial for the footballer’s October 2014 murder, said two intruders entered through the kitchen door and demanded money and phones

By Mandisa Ndlovu
Sewage crisis will harm tourism, warn Durban businesses
Business
/ 18 July 2023

Sewage crisis will harm tourism, warn Durban businesses

Failure to remedy the negative effect of beach closures because of high E coli levels will be ‘detrimental’

By Lyse Comins
Almost 3000 military vets push ahead with reparations claim of R4.2m each
Politics
/ 18 July 2023

Almost 3000 military vets push ahead with reparations claim of R4.2m each

The claim is based on the R500 000 each veteran was promised in 1994, which they say today works out to be R4.2 million.

By Paddy Harper
Court dismisses Dr Nandipha’s application for leave to appeal
National
/ 18 July 2023

Court dismisses Dr Nandipha’s application for leave to appeal

Magudumana had asked the court to declare her arrest in Tanzania and extradition to South Africa unlawful

By Daniel Steyn
Furious residents confront Kariega officials after child drowns in sewage
National
/ 18 July 2023

Furious residents confront Kariega officials after child drowns in sewage

Six-year-old Liyema Nzewuza will be buried today

By Thamsanqa Mbovane
Rangers fail to find lion spoor after KZN families report sighting
National
/ 18 July 2023

Rangers fail to find lion spoor after KZN families report sighting

The animals were seen in the Nembe area near eShowe

By Umamah Bakharia
Another interest rate hike likely but should be the last for a while
Business
/ 18 July 2023

Another interest rate hike likely but should be the last for a while

The Reserve Bank has already lifted rates 10 times since November 2021

By Anathi Madubela
Jan Oberholzer to leave Eskom
National
/ 17 July 2023

Jan Oberholzer to leave Eskom

Former CEO will depart the utility at the end of the month

By Mandisa Nyathi
Renewable energy training ramps up at Komati power station
The Green Guardian
/ 17 July 2023

Renewable energy training ramps up at Komati power station

An update on the training and community support programmes taking shape at Eskom’s pilot renewable energy plant

By Thabo Molelekwa and Oxpeckers
TK Nciza, Nomvula Mokonyane at the heart of invalid ANC Ekurhuleni conference, court finds
Politics
/ 17 July 2023

TK Nciza, Nomvula Mokonyane at the heart of invalid ANC Ekurhuleni conference, court finds

The Gauteng high court setting aside of the Ekurhuleni conference could have implications on the provincial conference that elected Panayaza Lesufi

By Lizeka Tandwa
‘Station Strangler’ parole: Mitchells Plain residents want 21 unsolved murder cases reopened
National
/ 17 July 2023

‘Station Strangler’ parole: Mitchells Plain residents want 21 unsolved murder cases reopened

Police will meet Parow residents on Tuesday, two days ahead of his release under house arrest in that area

By Eunice Masson
Koeberg repair delays add to load-shedding woes
The Green Guardian
/ 17 July 2023

Koeberg repair delays add to load-shedding woes

Two units at the nuclear power station will be out of action in September, meaning the loss of about 1 840 megawatts or about two stages of load-shedding

By Mandisa Nyathi
Senzo Meyiwa: New judge restarts murder trial, nullifies all previous court proceedings
National
/ 17 July 2023

Senzo Meyiwa: New judge restarts murder trial, nullifies all previous court proceedings

The defence says it needs to confirm its financial instructions from legal aid before commencing with the trial

By Mandisa Ndlovu
Sex work decriminalisation postponed
National
/ 17 July 2023

Sex work decriminalisation postponed

While some lobbyists have welcomed the delay, others believe it will have negative consequences

By Eunice Masson
Truck drivers forum denies planned national shutdown
Article
/ 17 July 2023

Truck drivers forum denies planned national shutdown

Following the truck attacks over the past two weeks, police remain on high alert

By Eunice Masson
Zimbabwe opposition finally launches election campaign
Africa
/ 16 July 2023

Zimbabwe opposition finally launches election campaign

The southern African nation is bracing for another electoral battle between opposition leader Nelson Chamisa and iron-fisted President Emmerson Mnangagwa

By Afp
Fourteen giraffes find new home in Angola
The Green Guardian
/ 16 July 2023

Fourteen giraffes find new home in Angola

The animals have been successfully moved from Namibia in an effort to restore ecological balance

By Lesego Chepape
Ndabeni-Abrahams defended Mbalula’s ANCYL ‘unilateralism’
Politics
/ 16 July 2023

Ndabeni-Abrahams defended Mbalula’s ANCYL ‘unilateralism’

An effort to have the ANC secretary general account for his actions at the ANCYL conference was thwarted by his allies at a recent National Working Committee meeting

By Lizeka Tandwa
Fast fashion costs the Earth
Opinion
/ 16 July 2023

Fast fashion costs the Earth

It’s affordable and in style, but cheap can be nasty; it uses vast quantities of water, pollutes and contributes to climate change

By Ozayr Patel
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