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Soccer defender escapes gunfire in Johannesburg; police investigate attempted murder
Police investigate shooting incident targeting Zimbabwe international footballer in Johannesburg
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Africa
South Africa's Corporate Collapse Rate Hits Critical Threshold as Economic Strain Deepens
May 16, 2026
South Africa's Governing Party Fractures Over Policy Direction Amid Coalition Pressure
May 24, 2026
Court Clears Path for Rhino Horn Exports from South African Reserve
July 06, 2026
ADNOC Distribution Seals $1 Billion South Africa Fuel Network Deal
UAE operator expands African footprint with Shell's South African fuel retail network
Rand Weakens as Fed Rate Bets Fade; Dollar Pressure Spreads Across Emerging Markets
Currency weakens as investor bets on U.S. rate increases fade globally.
South Africa launches first digital exchange hub as cloud infrastructure rollout begins
Private operators and government agencies commit to cloud infrastructure expansion across South Africa and the continent.
Small Business Survival at Risk as Triple Cost Squeeze Intensifies Across South Africa
Rising energy and fuel costs squeeze margins for retailers and hospitality operators nationwide
Spotlight
South Africa's Black Economic Empowerment Policy Faces Reckoning Over Uneven Results and R
Tech Talent Crisis Threatens South Africa's AI and Cybersecurity Investments
Gauteng Schools Grapple with 4,600 Violence Cases; Gang Activity Disrupts Daily Operations
Court halts Zuma, Thales delay tactics in multibillion-rand weapons procurement case
Crime & Investigation
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Zimbabwean defender escapes unharmed after shooting incident in Johannesburg's Hillbrow district
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Private reserve wins legal battle to export captive-bred rhino horns despite international trade ban.
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Corruption investigations expose deep infiltration of police, security and criminal justice agencies.
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Court imposes direct judicial oversight on Cape Town's housing delivery framework and timelines.
Latest articles
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.