ActionSA plans to approach the North Gauteng High Court to set aside a South African Police Service investigation that cleared two senior officers implicated in the Phala Phala scandal, alleging a cover-up.
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Amazon's partnership with Herotel has reignited scrutiny over South Africa’s satellite internet strategy, especially as state-backed alternatives lag behind global competitors like Starlink.
Former Miss Universe Nigeria Chidimma Adetshina is contesting deportation proceedings in South Africa, appearing before a court to challenge efforts to remove her from the country.
iOCO Limited has acquired Cape Town-based ERP specialist Astraia Technologies, marking its second acquisition since returning to profitability as part of its strategic growth revival.
While some regions invest in AI-equipped police units, a new audit reveals that over half of South Africa's police stations remain unreachable by phone, exposing deep disparities in law enforcement infrastructure.
Uncapped lock Riley Norton will miss up to 10 weeks due to injury, while coach Rassie Erasmus emphasizes experience ahead of South Africa's clash with England.
Former Marumo Gallants goalkeeper Washington Arubi has returned to Zimbabwe after his stint in South Africa, while British tennis player Jack Draper has pulled out of Wimbledon due to a persistent arm injury.
Manchester City have named Enzo Maresca as their new manager, replacing Pep Guardiola who stepped down in May. The former Chelsea boss has signed a three-year deal.
A Federal High Court has directed INEC to generate and release access codes for ADA registration, while Nigerian political parties begin positioning ahead of the 2027 elections.
Municipalities in KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng struggle with service delivery amid a surge in undocumented migrants, while protests grow and unions link unrest to long-standing economic policies.
An Australian is charged with murder in a Thai teen's death, five are dead in a German youth centre shooting, and Nigeria's army reaffirms its fight against insecurity in Taraba.
The All Progressives Congress has overturned Senate and House primary results in Ondo, replacing eight candidates as political tensions rise ahead of the 2027 elections. Meanwhile, Peter Obi faces internal and external pressures over his political future.
Suspected Boko Haram and ISWAP fighters attacked a secondary school in Borno, killing two teachers and abducting students, disrupting national examinations and underscoring persistent security failures in northern Nigeria.
Bharti Airtel has completed a cashless share swap deal valued at N4 trillion, increasing its direct ownership in Airtel Africa to 79%. Separately, an autocall note issuance was reported under the ticker SXBIIH.
Ahead of planned anti-illegal immigration protests on June 30, South African authorities are urging peaceful demonstrations while accelerating repatriation efforts in Cape Town and KwaZulu-Natal. President Cyril Ramaphosa has warned against violence, emphasizing constitutional rights and responsibilities.
South Africa's World Cup campaign ended in disappointment after a 1-0 defeat to Canada, marked by a late goal from Stephen Eustaquio and a viral on-air expletive by Teboho Mokoena.
Volkswagen dismantles its autonomous driving partnership with Bosch and eyes production of China-developed models in Germany, while Aston Martin doubles down on performance at Goodwood.
Four people were shot dead in an informal settlement in Gqeberha, prompting a murder investigation and a manhunt by police. The incident marks another episode of escalating gun violence in South Africa.
President Cyril Ramaphosa has called for calm and restraint ahead of planned protests targeting foreign-owned businesses and government facilities, emphasizing that the right to protest must not include violence or vandalism.