Let’s be honest, as South Africans, we’re never quite ready for the cold. Now that winter is really here, our main mission is simply to find...
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Deputy Minister Ganief Hendricks called for deeper Saudi–South Africa ties citing historic Hajj links, Mandela’s 1994 visit and more renewable-energy investment, says The Citizen.
The SIU is executing a search and seizure warrant at PSIRA in Centurion over around R130m in training contracts, with Hawks assistance and a tribunal-authorised warrant.
SAPS says arrest of a 59-year-old lieutenant general on sexual-offence charges shows its commitment to holding members accountable amid a strengthened GBVF response.
Home Affairs is investigating 21 cases of identity theft and fraudulently obtained IDs, using biometric checks and sharing data with the IEC, Minister Leon Schreiber says.
Trade expert says political tensions between Washington and Pretoria are unlikely to halt R260bn of South African exports to the US, driven by gold and platinum.
Patriotic Alliance leader Gayton McKenzie said the PA would reinstate the death penalty, introduce morning prayers and compel children into military service if it wins power.
Basic Education DG Mathanzima Mweli says he supports lifestyle audits and is willing to undergo one, but disputes reporting that he refused and raises process concerns.
Gauteng inspections from 14–20 Sept found 70 taxis without licence discs, 104 drivers without valid licences; 69 vehicles discontinued and 19 impounded.
Charges against National Police Commissioner Fannie Masemola were withdrawn at Pretoria Magistrates Court. He says he's ready to return; the presidency will decide.
