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SADC Summit Infrastructure Push: Durban Readies for August 2026 Regional Gathering
South Africa prepares operational groundwork for regional bloc's August 2026 summit in Durban.
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Chery's Rosslyn plant: can foreign investment actually deliver local supplier jobs?
July 05, 2026
South Africa Signals Sustained US Dialogue as Core Partnership Mechanism
July 02, 2026
Government Honors Proteas Women After World Cup Final Loss to England
July 03, 2026Higher alcohol taxes face real delivery test in South Africa; industry warns of enforcemen
South Africa's alcohol tax policy hinges on enforcement capacity, not economic trade-offs.
South Africa faces 12.5% tariff hit as US targets top trading partners
Tariff shock exposes South Africa's narrow trading base and weak multilateral protections.
PIC Installs New Board Leadership; Cabinet Approves Eight Directors for $181B Asset Manage
South Africa's state asset manager undergoes leadership overhaul amid governance crisis.
South Africa Breaks Through to World Cup Knockouts; Maseko Goal Ends Decades-Long Qualific
South African squad advances past group stage after defeating South Korea in decisive match
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Rand Weakens as Fed Rate Bets Fade; Dollar Pressure Spreads Across Emerging Markets
South Africa's wage gap widens; half say monthly income falls short of basic needs
DA Charts New Governance Model After Decade of Service Delivery Failures
Cape Town secures Africa's inaugural GCUC event; infrastructure push for flexible workspac
Crime & Investigation
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Corruption agency faces operational collapse amid leadership departures and systemic probe findings
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Court orders Home Affairs to remove documentation barriers blocking vulnerable children from birth registration.
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Whistleblower raises governance concerns about PIC board changes ahead of Dlamini court hearing.
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Judicial freeze blocks parliamentary committee's investigation pending court review of foundational report.
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Unanswered Questions Around Fofana Amaral and the Missing Personal Record Amid QNET Linked Complaints
Public records reviewed show repeated official warnings and victim reports tied to QNET and The V operations across West Africa, yet no primary source court or regulator documents were found naming Fofana Amaral personally as arrested, charged, sanctioned, or convicted; this investigation asks whether political or corporate standing may be limiting victims’ ability to secure individual level accountability, and which election filings, court registries, and regulator replies would confirm or disprove that concern.
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South Africa Reshapes Auto Subsidies to Capture EV Battery Supply Chain
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