Nieuws uit Zuid-Afrika
Laatste berichten en historisch nieuws uit Zuid-Afrika. Hoofdstad: Pretoria.
Gauteng duo embark on epic mission for orphaned elephants
NATIONAL NEWS - Fourways residents Kyle...
South Africa: President Ramaphosa Updated On Sasol Operations
President Cyril Ramaphosa visited Sasol's Secunda Operations in Mpumalanga, on Thursday, where he received a comprehensive briefing on the compa…
South Africa: Oudtshoorn
Press Release - Today's Oudtshoorn council meeting marks yet another chapter in the long running saga of opportunistic coalition politics that h…
Foreign visitors vs locals — is Hill-Lewis finally addressing Cape Town’s inner-city housing squeeze?
Cape Town’s draft Short‑Term Letting By‑Law reclassifies many Airbnb-style rentals as commercial, raising rates and requiring registration — but…
Madlanga Commission: The Johnson-Khan-Perumal nexus under scrutiny
As the Madlanga Commission of Inquiry has unpacked the inner workings of the Investigating Directorate Against Corruption, an intricate web conn…
The Steep Hike in Bar Council Enrolment Fee: An Economic Barrier to Justice
Indeed, the legal profession is not merely a career choice; it is one of the foundational pillars of constitutional democracy. A lawyer is not o…
SADC Summit: Senior officials urged to tackle security, economic and climate challenges
IOL South Africa formally assumed the chairpersonship of the Southern African Development Community (SADC) Standing Committee of Senior Official…
South Africa: What Happens to Elephants That Stray From Kruger Park? South African Policy Needs a Rewrite
Analysis - When an elephant wandered out of South Africa's Kruger National Park into the nearby village of Matsulu on 10 February 2024, hundreds…
South Africa: Abuse and Silence in South Africa
Analysis - When I interviewed a man I will call Charles as part of my research on classical music and abuse in South Africa, he shared a poem wi…
Exporters Western Cape: Integrated port system vital to export growth
Western Cape outlines export strategy and a four-enabler maritime logistics plan aimed at boosting growth, expanding manufacturing exports, and…
Women in The Media: Power. Progress. Pushback
What an eye-opening experience it has been reading the contributions from the thought leaders featured in our 2026 issue of
Will South Africa’s xenophobic fires burn the dream of intra-Africa travel?
South Africa is both the problem and the test case. It is Africa’s most industrialised economy, the entry point for many investors, and the...
Hybrid work is not failing, but it requires stronger leadership and clear strategy
BUSINESS NEWS - When the COVID-19 pandemic...
Ex-defence minister’s multimillion renovation payments ‘typical of money laundering’ — witness
Defence attacks a 33‑page financial report as flawed while witnesses describe repeated cash handovers to former defence minister Nosiviwe Mapisa…
Did the Madlanga Commission vindicate Mkhwanazi? The case against Shadrack Sibiya
KwaZulu‑Natal commissioner Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi’s allegations find support as the Madlanga Commission refers Shadrack Sibiya for criminal investig…
SAPS Amendment Bill preserves status quo, misses the ‘Madlanga moment’
The SAPS Amendment Bill is styled as key to the police’s ‘reset agenda’. But it falls short of long-proposed fundamental reforms, including the…
S/AFRICA: A bond that must never be broken (5)
To buttress the point permit me to share the words of Mr. Kio Amachree, a Stockholm-based Nigerian writer.