SARS Says Ndiki Owes Over R600,000
Moshe Ndiki faces R600K SARS debt and claims fraud was committed against his tax profile. The actor says he’s working to clear his name.
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Background Actors Demand R500 Minimum Daily Wage Amid Industry Uproar
After years of alleged exploitation by production houses and casting agencies, South African background actors have finally drawn a line in the sand. They are […]
Police Chiefs Clash in Court Over Deputy Commissioner’s Suspension
Deputy Commissioner Shadrack Sibiya has taken Police Commissioner Fannie Masemola to court over his suspension. The High Court reserved judgment.
Gender Commission Slams Schools Over Pregnant Learner Rules
The Gender Commission has criticised schools forcing parents to escort pregnant learners, warning it violates learners’ rights and fuels dropouts.
ANC Youth League Rejects Proposal to Blacklist Student Debt
The ANC Youth League has rejected a government proposal to blacklist student debt at credit bureaus, warning it could restrict youth opportunities.
ANCYL Limpopo Slams Stan Mathabatha Over Resignation Letter
ANCYL Limpopo has criticised Stan Mathabatha’s resignation letter, saying he must also step down from Parliament and his deputy minister role.
Polokwane Court Refuses Bail in R10m Insurance Fraud and Murder Scandal
A Polokwane court has denied bail for a Limpopo police officer, her sister, and daughter facing R10m insurance fraud and murder charges.
SIU Uncovers New Evidence Linking Mkhize’s Family to Digital Vibes Scandal
The SIU says new affidavits link Dr Zweli Mkhize’s family to the Digital Vibes scandal. Tribunal ruling expected soon.
Zuma: Shivambu’s New Party a “Bitter Disappointment”
Jacob Zuma has hit out at Floyd Shivambu for “betraying” him by forming Mayibuye. Speaking in Free State, he urged black unity as MK grows.
ANC Leaders Admit Party in Crisis Ahead of December NGC
Gwede Mantashe and Zweli Mkhize admit ANC faces a crisis, warning against infighting as the party prepares for December’s National General Council.