Ramaphosa is set to appeal the Gauteng High Court in Pretoria’s judgement to set aside his recognition decision of King Misuzulu.

President Cyril Ramaphosa has a hotline that anyone in the country can call if there’s something they want to know (or share).

Zizi Kodwa said he was pleased and supports SAMRO’s ongoing investigation into the exploitation of musicians by record labels.

Eskom says the escalating electricity debt owed by municipalities in Gauteng especially the City of Tshwane poses a challenge.

The Gauteng Department of Human Settlements destroyed more than 200 illegal shacks in Palm Ridge this week. Here is the latest.

South Africa’s President Cyril Ramaphosa and the Zulu monarch, King Misuzulu Zulu, find themselves entangled in a legal quagmire.

How does Prince Mangosuthu Buthelezi Municipality sound? ActionSA want eThekwini Municipality to be renamed after the late Prime Minister.

According to a press release, the GOOD political party is standing ready to oppose Cape Town’s new ‘Anti-Palestine’ by-law.

With tribute messages continue to pour in after the death of mega star Zahara, her fans have appealed for a Provincial Funeral.

Rand Water says the payment patterns have deteriorated to concerning levels that threaten the liquidity and finances of the entity.

Tshwane grapples with water supply issues, and city officials have addressed them, and are also working to resolve the challenges.

Councillor Pophaim joined forces with the City’s Human Settlements Directorate to hand over 244 homes to beneficiaries in Valhalla Park.

Gauteng residents are expected to continue to bear the burden of unwanted e-Tolls for the foreseeable future.

Zandile Mafe accused of burning down the South African Parliament in 2022, has been found unfit to stand trial due to schizophrenia.

The Gauteng High Court in Pretoria has set aside President Cyril Ramaphosa’s decision to recognise Misuzulu as king of the Zulu nation.

Misplaced faith and billions in government bailouts of SOEs have shown zero return from taxpayers’ money, says AGSA.

The IEC have launched a unique online voter registration portal for South Africans living and working overseas.

Johann Rupert says BEE is not working in South Africa and investors don’t like investing in places where people call each other comrades.

Challenge to the 200/200 split in seats allocated in the National Assembly dismissed

Mbalula appears to be getting a little hot under the collar because it’s almost time make good on his promise to abolish load shedding.

Anele Mdoda has publicly supported the EFF’s call for the strongest punishment against a Ben Vorster learner, whose racial slur went viral.

Yikes! Julius Malema compared Herman Mashaba to an old man who enjoys cheap alcohol in another shocking tweet.

The IEC vowed that South Africans could register to vote online. However, many have had little success due to technical issues.

The Independent Electoral Commission in the Western Cape will be opening all its 1572 voting stations this weekend and are ready to assist eligible voters.

The City of Cape Town has said that tourism safety is a top prority for them ahead of the busy summer and holiday season.