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Police Boost Readiness Ahead of 30 June Tensions

Acting Police Minister Firoz Cachalia says government is fully prepared to maintain peace and stability ahead of anticipated developments linked to 30 June (March of March anti-immigration protest National Shutdown). Speaking after a high-level security briefing, Cachalia confirmed that police have intensified operational readiness across all provinces, with increased deployments aimed at protecting communities, public spaces and critical infrastructure. He said while peaceful protest will be respected and protected, any […]

today22 June 2026

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The Public Servants Association (PSA) Calls for Urgent Intervention at Moretele Office Park

By Odwa Mkentane The Public Servants Association (PSA) has raised serious concerns regarding the unsafe and deteriorating conditions at Moretele Office Park in the North West. Despite repeated reports of health and safety hazards, the Department of Public Works has allegedly failed to address these issues, placing employees at risk and contravening the Occupational Health and Safety Act (OHSA). The PSA argued that this neglect reflects a disregard for employee […]

today19 June 2026

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OUTA Calls for Accountability Over City of Johannesburg Eskom Debt Amid Legal Pressure

By Odwa Mkentane Civil society watchdog Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse (OUTA) says there must be accountability for the alleged mismanagement of funds in the City of Johannesburg as tensions rise over the metro’s multibillion-rand debt to Eskom. Legal action from civil groups and business chambers has put pressure on the city to prove it has a binding agreement to settle its more than R5.2 billion electricity arrears, amid warnings that […]

today19 June 2026

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Fuel Prices Push Inflation to Highest Level Since 2024

By Odwa Mkentane South Africa’s inflation rate has edged higher, with new data showing an increase in consumer prices driven largely by rising fuel costs. According to Statistics South Africa, annual inflation rose to 4.5% in May 2026, up from 4.0% in April. This marks the highest recorded level since mid-2024. Fuel prices were the main contributor to the uptick, recording sharp monthly and annual increases. Despite this, food inflation […]

today18 June 2026

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Athlone Liberation Route Walk Honours Anti-Apartheid Heroes During youth day commemorations

By Odwa Mkentane The Cape Cultural Collective hosted the Athlone Liberation Route Walk during the 16 June Celebrations to honour and remember the political activists who sacrificed their lives in the struggle against apartheid. The commemorative event brought together community members, activists, and history enthusiasts to reflect on Athlone's significant role in South Africa's liberation movement while paying tribute to those who fought for freedom, justice, and equality. Amongst the […]

today17 June 2026

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WCED urges parents to confirm school placements

The Western Cape Education Department has reminded parents that today is the final day to confirm school placement offers for Grade R, 1 and 8 learners for the 2027 academic year. Spokesperson Bronagh Hammond said the online admissions system will automatically place learners at midnight if offers are not confirmed, based on their highest-ranked available option. “Today marks the final day for parents to confirm their school placement choices on […]

today15 June 2026

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Education Activist Urges Focus on School Infrastructure, Not Foreign Learners

Education activist Hendrick Makaneta has challenged claims that children of foreign nationals are responsible for overcrowding in South African schools, arguing that the data does not support such assertions. According to available statistics, 98.2% of learners in South African schools are citizens, while only 1.8% are foreign nationals. Makaneta said the focus should be on addressing long-standing shortcomings in the education system rather than blaming a small minority of learners. […]

today15 June 2026

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Government Rejects Deadline for Undocumented Migrants to Leave South Africa

Minister of Justice and Constitutional Development, Mmamoloko Kubayi, said government does not recognise the 30 June deadline set by anti-illegal immigration group March and March for undocumented foreign nationals to leave South Africa. The group has announced plans for a national shutdown in support of its demand that undocumented migrants exit the country. However, Kubayi stressed that government’s approach to migration is guided by existing laws and directives from the […]

today12 June 2026

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The South African Reserve Bank Warns of Global Risks but Says Financial System Remains Resilient

The South African Reserve Bank (SARB) stated that the country’s financial system remains broadly resilient despite growing global uncertainty linked to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East. In its latest half-yearly Financial Stability Review, the central bank noted that tighter global financial conditions and rising oil prices are creating new challenges for economies around the world, including South Africa. The review found that the country’s vulnerability to volatile capital […]

today12 June 2026

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