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Meet Pepe Marais • Commentators across globe begin speculation about legacy new pope set to build • PICS: Boksburg family’s extravagant funeral for their dog goes viral • Catholic cardinals in lockdown at Sistine Chapel to vote on new Pope • Withdrawal of troops from DRC not a sign of weakness, says SANDF • ANC deems DA's Employment Equity Act legal challenge an assault on transformation • 3 missing SAPS constables found dead in Hennops River: 'It's a sad day for South Africa' – POPCRU • Godongwana to reverse decision to hike VAT • 702's Walk The Talk (WTT) 2025 • 'Sources in Rome say Pope Francis' funeral likely to take place on Saturday' - Father Russell Pollitt, Holy Trinity Church • R110m Powerball jackpot FINALLY claimed by healthcare worker: ‘I ignored the calls' • WATCH: 3 BMX cyclists ride 1,700km from Limpopo to Cape Town • Gauteng transport committee urges taxi associations to stick to ceasefire agreement • 'Ministers sleep on the job': NGO threatens legal action against govt over unregistered spaza shops • Trump's possible SA G20 summit absence will help world leaders focus on economic recovery: EFF • Steenhuisen believes DA's future in GNU has become a political pawn in 'internal ANC factional battles' • Free-kick hero Rice revels in Arsenal's 'special' win over Real • African champions Ahly, Pyramids, Sundowns reach semi-finals • ActionSA confident it's presented viable plan to Godongwana to enable govt to raise revenue without hiking VAT • SACP calls on ANC to take 'decisive action' and kick DA out of GNU • Final push for budget deal: 'It's still a grim image at this point' – analyst • Tensions are rising in Zimbabwe as President Emmerson Mnangagwa seeks power beyond 2028 • Donald Trump’s 25% tariffs on imported vehicles will ‘affect South Africa hugely’ – Naamsa • SA won’t withdraw Israel genocide case to please US - Lamola • Afriforum lashes out at judges • Multi-disciplinary approach will be used to curb suspected human trafficking at SA's borders • Lesufi calls for ‘no mercy’ to men arrested linked to Soshanguve patroller murders • Morero calls on anyone with information on influencer campaign to come forward • 'I want to be the fastest man in the world' - Olympic star, Bayanda Walaza • SA Football Association unable to pay March salaries on time: 'They stumble from one scandal to another' • Trump nominates conservative media personality to become next ambassador to SA • Rasool doesn't regret actions that led to expulsion, wants reset of SA-US relationship • Correctional Services defends cost-cutting new prison menu: 'They get 3 meals a day' • Thabo Bester escalates appeal over prison conditions, laptop access, to Constitutional Court • Airline FlySafair confirms clearing the air after flight delays • Government declares KZN a ‘disaster affected area’ amid catastrophic floods • Presidency to focus on ‘resetting’ relationship with US after Rasool expulsion • Still no indication when Gupta brothers will be extradited to SA • If current Budget approved, South Africans will be paying more tax than ever before • Godongwana proposes VAT hike of 0.5 percentage points for 2025 and 2026 • ‘I don’t want any parents to experience what we went through’ - Mother of late Julio Mordoh • Ekurhuleni EMS responds to bus crash involving primary school children • Trump says Zelensky ready for Russia talks, mineral deal • Trump says farmers keen to quit 'terrible' South Africa welcome in US • 'AfriForum driven by hope that Apartheid will return,' says Mantashe • Ramokgopa tells Parliament interventions are in place to help offset impact of electricity costs • Anele Mdoda Reflects on the Journey of Last Ranger: A Triumph in Awareness • SASSA grant recipients given until 20 March to switch to Postbank black cards after extension • Trump cuts USAID HIV funding • G20 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors to meet this week: What to expect... • Eskom reduces load shedding to stage 4 until further notice • City of Tshwane obtains 'close to 45 videos' showing patrons abused by Zanzou nightclub security • Some political parties urge Godongwana to cut govt perks, not hike personal taxes or VAT • Storm causes flooding, homes & buildings sustain wind damage in Pretoria • Bus replacement service to run between Gautrain's Park and Rosebank stations after tunnel closure • Tottenham beat Man Utd in battle of Premier League strugglers • Chidimma Adetshina’s mother arrested for alleged illegal stay in SA • 14 SANDF soldiers who died in DRC hailed as heroes as SA mourns their loss • DA argues parts of Expropriation Act irrational and should be nullified • 'More likely to follow Mbuyiseni Ndlozi in leaving EFF' - Prof Ntsikelelo Breakfast • Defence Minister Angie Motshekga 'out of her depth' - Mmusi Maimane, Build One South Africa • MK Party demands an apology from Zuma-Sambudla for insulting Shivambu • 'AfriForum must live up to the misinformation they provided about our country' – Naledi Pandor • Musk clashes with Malema, calls for EFF leader to be declared an 'international criminal' • Political puppet Chester Missing unpacks Cyril Ramaphosa's SONA • SONA 2025: 'Comprehensive, but promises sounded like a broken record' – political analyst • Motshekga set to update MPs on security situation in DRC • EFF's Malema unhappy with way Kagame's conduct in spat with Ramaphosa over DRC • CLEMENT MANYATHELA: Our constitutional democracy won’t be micromanaged by the US • Thebe recalls his time as a club DJ before becoming a Kwaito star • Sundowns crush Arrows after title rivals Pirates edge Chiefs • Trump accuses SA of 'confiscating' land, cuts funding • Eskom warns of 'high risk of loadshedding at short notice' • Plane carrying more than 60 collides with helicopter, crashes in Washington • Rwanda’s Paul Kagame threatens South Africa, accuses Cyril Ramaphosa of lying • SA soldier family says haven’t heard from him since some colleagues killed in DCR • Mpumalanga police arrest 2 people connected to torching of 51 Putco buses • 9 SANDF soldiers killed in DRC: 'We did the absolute best with what we had' • BOSA demands action amid raids on DA officials: ‘They must practice what they preach’ • Expropriation without compensation: How new law ACTUALLY affects landowners • Sundowns complete CAF Champions League quarters line-up • Midrand man arrested for possession, distribution of child porn due in court • ‘King Misuzulu is fighting wars he created’ – cultural expert • Judicial Tribunal hears how Mbenenge requested sex from junior staffer, Mengo • ANC faces backlash over Fikile Mbalula's yacht ride to Robben Island • Calls mount for establishment of commission of inquiry into govt's response to Stilfontein • Mozambique on knife's edge ahead of presidential inauguration • Stilfontein illegal miners: 'We are dying by the hour' • January 8 wrap: Ramaphosa says ANC aiming to ‘renew and rebuild’ • Los Angeles fires: Over 20 killed • Judge Makhubele found guilty of gross misconduct • Fallen giants Kaizer Chiefs snatch draw at TS Galaxy • EFF willing to join GNU if DA is excluded: 'Cyril Ramaphosa is a survivalist, not a DA loyalist' – analyst • Williams bags CAF awards, Lookman & Banda crowned African players of the year • To my successor, learn to ‘work to find each other’ – Outgoing US Ambassador • Post Elections: ‘It is very unclear what the final outcome will be in Mozambique’ - Researcher • Getting to know Robert Marawa: 'I don't do it for the awards, I do it for the listeners' • 'It's a huge honour!: SA's Kagiso Lediga reflects on his role as young Rafiki in 'Mufasa: The Lion King' • Rand Water warns it could shut down if municipalities don't settle R7.7bn debt • Motsoaledi dismisses reports Cuba medical students costing taxpayers R300m • Salah keeps Liverpool perfect, Real down Atalanta in Champions League • EFF reiterates call for government to abolish tender system • O.R. Tambo International Airport fuel system operational after delays: What passengers need to know • Illegal miners occupying abandoned Stilfontein mine make more demands • Taxi driver arrested after attempt to smuggle undocumented foreign nationals into SA • EFF Secretary General says the writing was on the wall for Shivambu • Jay-Z denies allegations he sexually assaulted a 13-year-old in 2000 • Fall of Syria's Bashar al-Assad: 'It didn't happen in weeks. It took years' – Afro-Middle East Centre • Chris Hani’s killer Janusz Walus to be deported to Poland • Liverpool held in Newcastle thriller, Arsenal inflict Amorim's first defeat • SAA pilots start their strike: 'Airline management has drawn a line in the sand' • South Korean president pressed to resign over martial law bid • Namibia elects its first woman president • After body of illegal miner retrieved, Stilfontein zama zamas claim dead piling up underground • Ramaphosa seemingly gives embattled Simelane a lifeline in Cabinet reshuffle • Slight reduction in petrol price for December, but diesel is rising - AA • Mom sues Gauteng Health after twins split at birth: 'It's been traumatising. I struggle a lot' • Zuma plans to fight expulsion, intends to lead ANC again • As Namibia votes, its ruling party faces toughest race yet • '99.9% of our buying customers have updated their meters' – Eskom • Malema confident EFF will succeed in reinstating Ramaphosa impeachment proceedings • Springbok Du Toit named World Player of the Year for second time • Mapisa-Nqakula says she opened a can of worms with inquiry into Ramaphosa's Phala Phala saga • Bayer recalls YAZ PLUS birth control pills over 'mix up' • Upgrade your prepaid electricity meter BY SUNDAY to avoid R12 000 re-installation • Another child dies in Soweto after allegedly eating contaminated snacks • Stilfontein zama zama ‘middleman’ says others may be clueless to shaft shutdown operation • 'I have left a legacy': Nadal retires from tennis • 85 registration sites opened across Gauteng for spaza shop owners • SIU seeks to reverse awarding of a multi-million rand tender to Mabe's company • 'Difficult to justify criminal sentences for Stilfontein miners’ - General Industries Workers Union of SA • Will Mbuyiseni Ndlozi be the next big EFF exit? • Transport Department concerned about drunk driving ahead of festive season • IN PICS: Community punches the air in support of Stilfontein illegal miners • Mike Tyson and Jake Paul face off this Saturday • Miss South Africa Mia le Roux withdraws from Miss Universe competition • Court allows Jordaan to keep his passport due to frequent travels • Ntshavheni says govt won't be sending any help to scores of illegal miners in NW • ‘Malema can see the way the wind is blowing now’ - Political analyst • Lamola: SA taxpayers paying for genocide case against Israel, not foreign funders • Pay back the money: Court orders Nelson Mandela Bay ex-officials to repay R7M • Zuma calls on MK Party members to back new SG Shivambu • Ex-Joburg Mayor Gwamanda fired as MMC following fraud allegations against him • Eskom threatens to cut Joburg’s power: 'It’s the residents that will suffer' • Salaries and cows to Jacob Zuma? What former MK MPs claim they had to pay • Trump's proposed tariff hikes will hurt emerging markets, including SA • SA cautions citizens to postpone travel to Mozambique as protests set to intensify • Dali Mpofu quits EFF for MK Party • Quincy Jones mastered the art of arrangement, transforming simple tunes into epic soundscapes • Donald Trump declares election victory: ‘That he won the popular vote says a lot' • Justice Dpt restricts credit access for child maintenance defaulters • Music titan Quincy Jones dies aged 91: US media • Mark Lifman murdered: ‘This will shake up organised crime circles’ • Mother, child fighting for life after consuming allegedly poisoned snacks • Opposition parties criticise MTBPS for not bringing anything new for the poor • Man Utd hit five to start life after Ten Hag, Man City out of League Cup • Drop in diesel usage a big contributor to lower tax collection says SARS Commissioner • 'If MK doesn't build institutional foundation, it won't survive beyond Jacob Zuma' – analyst • Manchester United target Amorim says 'nothing decided yet' • Home Affairs to cancel IDs and travel documents of Chidimma Adetshina and her mother • 'We are unhappy, we are angry': COSATU to lead march to Parly ahead of MTBPS speech • SPAR Proteas eye continental victory ahead of test series against Malawi • Swabs being tested to determine if pesticide present at Naledi spaza shop - Motsoaledi • 'Despite fatalities, it's still business as usual for Naledi spaza shops' – Consumer Commission • ANC proposes expansion of zero-rated VAT food basket: 'It's very encouraging' • 'The Voice' star Anslin G recounts Johannesburg kidnap and robbery ordeal • Putin to meet UN's Guterres for first time in over two years • Thirsty Christmas on the cards for Gauteng residents amid Rand Water's lack of supply • Barca thrash Bayern in Champions League, Liverpool stay perfect • Vinicius hat-trick saves Real Madrid in Champions League, Villa go top • ‘National state of emergency’: Mzansi heartbroken by Siya and Rachel Kolisi’s divorce • India, China, and South Africa leaders bolster Putin at key summit • Porn stars urge men to vote against Trump • Kelly Smith planned to sell daughter, Joshlin, and her 2 other children, says State • Gauteng police searching for Carlos Rebelo, who is linked to abduction of Eva Tembo • SIU to probe corruption, maladministration claims in deal between SABC, 'The New Age' • How South Africa's wealthy hide illicit gains in plain sight • 882k matrics start final exams: 'We are ready!' - Department of Basic Education • Foreign-owned spaza shops: 'They can't access other employment. It's a matter of do or die' • Leclerc wins US Grand Prix as Norris, Verstappen clash • Police arrest suspect in connection with murder of student in Stellenbosch • Government intervenes over SA Rugby equity proposal • SIU achieves record R8 billion fund recovery: 'We're hitting them where it hurts!' • One Direction's Liam Payne falls to death at Argentina hotel • Poison in food, how it happens: 'By the time the family realises it’s usually too late' • Rhema Bible Church founder Pastor Ray McCauley passes away • Minister Gayton McKenzie urges South Africa to vote for Ronwen Williams to win FIFA's Yachine trophy • Naledi community suspects rat poisoning behind deaths of 5 children in area • Tshwane DA says open to establishing agreement with parties to return to top office • Embattled Justice Minister Simelane to dodge Parly committee, sends deputy instead • COSATU sends stern warning to private companies that are against implementation of NHI • DA urges Ramaphosa to break silence on Simelane loan scandal • Israel-Hezbollah: 'Lebanon is starting to resemble Gaza. It's a full-fledged war against civilians' • Ekurhuleni EMPD deputy chief faces external probe over corruption allegations • [BREAKING NEWS] Tyla comes to Pretoria and Cape Town (5-7 December)! • Does the Steinhoff sentence send a strong enough message? • 'No stage for Chris Brown in South Africa!' Women for Change launches petition against concert • Real Madrid beaten in Champions League as Villa shock Bayern • Public sector wage talks hit snag after govt, unions fail to find common ground • JSC's refusal to postpone judge interviews violating MK Party, Hlophe's right to participate in proceedings - Manyi • 2025 Two Oceans Marathon entries are open! Here's what to do... • 'Tensions between ANC and its Gauteng branch have been fermenting' - political analyst • What next for Tshwane? ActionSA details priorities for the City • SASSA confirms grant payment dates for October 2024 • Lusikisiki mass shooting: Some of the victims were preparing cleansing ceremony for family members killed last year • Drake Hogestyn (John Black on Days of Our Lives) dies at 70 • Tshwane ANC to field new mayoral candidate by Monday afternoon. DA nominates Cilliers Brink • Severe thunderstorm warning for 5 provinces • Man released from prison (after 56 years!) for crime he did not commit • Springboks vs Pumas: 'What we saw last week won't be good enough' • October 2024 petrol and diesel prices: ANOTHER big cut is coming! • Our children to face ‘dire’ R118bn shortfall in 3 years - Basic Education Minister Siviwe Gwarube • ‘You DO NOT have to pay traffic fines at roadblocks!’ – JMPD • HERMAN MASHABA: ActionSA will support motion to remove Cilliers Brink as Tshwane Mayor • Joburg earth tremor: 'EMS are well equipped to manage urban emergencies' • Snowstorm havoc sees farmers pulling their hair over cost implications • 36% tariff hike: ‘Eskom’s punishing the poor for its own failures’ • Firefighters damp down Midrand complex after massive overnight blaze, confirms Joburg EMS • Ramaphosa bemoans the protracted apartheid meted out against Palestinians • 10 suspected drug mules arrested at OR Tambo International Airport over past 2 months • ‘If we aren’t rescued, we will die’ – Motorist’s call to SANRAL amid N3 disaster • SAMWU denies sinking members into debt with Shosholoza Finance • SAns could see financial relief after SARB announces first interest rate cut in 4 years • SA will be plunged into darkness if Eskom doesn’t receive financial support - Ramokgopa • Brink says not preparing for ‘hypothetical’ future as Tshwane opposition leader • 'Problematic' hospitality sector under scrutiny for employee exploitation issues • Rest in peace, Tupperware! Iconic company files for bankruptcy • Busta Rhymes, Jason Derulo added to DStv Delicious Festival lineup • ‘I am a rapist like them’: Husband admits to inviting 50 men to rape his drugged wife • Alberton mom convicted of abuse, rape & murder of daughter (2) maintains that she's innocent • Primedia bolsters sports offering by signing media partnership with Lions Rugby • ANC set to hold memorial service for Gordhan at Joburg City Hall • Rand Water imposes level 1 restrictions in Gauteng. Here’s what it means… • Road Accident Fund pays out over R45 BILLION in one year: ‘It’s unsustainable’ • Sean 'Diddy' Combs arrested amid assault lawsuits • After collapsing during speech, Mashatile thanks South Africans for their support • 'Shogun' smashes Emmys record as 'Hacks' and 'Baby Reindeer' shine • 'There's a responsibility that comes with being Education Minister' - Chiloane on Gwarube and BELA Bill • Ex-BBC anchor Huw Edwards to be sentenced over indecent child images • Malusi Booi arrest highlights extent of rot in government - criminologist • Tyla wins MTV VMA for Afrobeats (but it’s ‘bittersweet’) • Gauteng government fails to spend R500 million of social fund budget • Health Dept proposes new vaping regulations amid evidence it can cause illness, even death • Companies EXPOSED by two-pot retirement system for not paying employee pensions • Identity theft surges by 356% in the last year, how to protect yourself • Prasa fails to comply with High Court ruling over illegal evictions • Kendrick Lamar to headline 2025 Super Bowl Halftime Show • Siya Kolisi makes FINtastic move back to Sharks • After viral video criticising Helen Joseph, GP Health Dept dismisses claims its hospitals are shoddy • Indian villages terrorised by child-killing wolves • LISTEN: Xiluva founder Bongani Baloyi joins MK • Judge President Dustin Mblambo calls for appointment of more judges in Gauteng • Springboks captain Kolisi may miss All Blacks rematch • Xiluva Party’s Bongani Baloyi the latest politician to join the MK Party • Minister John Steenhuisen (DA) hires Roman Cabanac: 'His views are unconstitutional!' • Bafana Bafana squad: Big names miss out ahead of crucial AFCON qualifiers • Ramaphosa says his 1 million homes promise for Alexandra in 2019 was misinterpreted • Johann Rupert becomes richest African (net worth: R270bn!), overtaking Nigeria’s Aliko Dangote • Going to Ellis Park for the Springboks game? Take the train, it's FREE! • Some Jeppestown building fire survivors leave temporary shelters over state of living conditions • South Korea is paying people over R450k to get married • 'Auditor-General's disappointing report a reflection of Gauteng's coalition government' • Hanging Out with businesswoman and politician Vuyiswa Ramokgopa • After poor poll showing in KZN, Malema vows to rebuild EFF support in province • ActionSA lodges complaint with PP against Justice Minister Simelane over VBS links • Morero retracts suggestion to absorb foreign nationals as JMPD officers • Zondo: There was no other option but to hold Zuma in contempt for defiance of ConCourt order • 5 suspected ‘construction mafia’ members to make first court appearance in KZN • Joburg CBD fire: CoJ says it has no choice but to handover undocumented foreign nationals to DHA • National Health Insurance is not ready, say health activist Dr Kgosi Letlape • Kamala Harris a 'serious player'. She argues Donald Trump is not - Brooks Spector • Victim of toll gate fraud? Your bank MUST reimburse you! • Floyd Shivambu hits back at Malema's comments labelling him an EFF betrayer • 'We don't need NHI. We need to fix what we've got' - Dr Kgosi Letlape, ActionSA • MK Party reveals its highest decision-making body as the 'national high command' • Legendary teacher William Smith described as pioneer in education following his passing • Police Minister calls for security backup to deal with extortion acts in Eastern Cape • Hawks investigate Chidimma Adetshina's mother for identity theft • 'Yes she can:' Obama says US ready for a Harris presidency • ‘We are making inroads’: SAPS says over 700 extortionists arrested in last five years • 95 Libyans who came to train at Mpumalanga military camp got visas in 3 days - Home Affairs DG • Home Affairs is still probing whether Chidimma Adetshina's mother committed identity fraud • After being denied bail, Mboro to remain in custody until next court date in October • Gauteng ANC consulting with national leadership on whether to reclaim Tshwane mayoral chains - Lesufi • Alleged kidnapping kingpin to appear in court following OR Tambo International Airport arrest • Home Affairs commits to tightening ID administration amid security threats • Blinken in Israel as Netanyahu, Hamas trade blame over Gaza talks • Veteran actor Carlo Radebe opens up about his struggle with unemployment • Neglected mpox outbreak in Africa could become the next global pandemic • Malema pained by Shivambu's EFF exit but willing to bend party rules should he return • WATCH: Former Miss South Africa contestant Chidimma Adetshina accepts Miss Nigeria invite • Veteran actor Carlo Radebe opens up about struggles with unemployment • NASA astronauts stranded in space until 2025 after spacecraft suffers 'technical issues' • Joburg DA meets with provincial, national leadership to plan for election of new mayor • Kabelo Gwamanda resigns as the Executive Mayor of Johannesburg • With unemployment rate now at 33.5%, GNU under pressure to deliver on jobs promise • 'We don't see any joy coming out Dada Morero's appointment as Johannesburg Mayor' – OUTA • Veteran 'Backstage' actor Carlo Radebe asks public for financial assistance again • Dam collapse leaves hundred of families homeless in Western Cape • GDE probing circumstances that led to deaths of 3 primary school siblings • Chidimma Adetshina matter has no bearing on SA's diplomatic relations with Nigeria - Lamola • Family expects hundreds of mourners at Connie Chiume's memorial service • Magashule's former PA due in court after being extradited from US • Who is to blame? Minister Majodina orders engineers to investigate dam collapse • Mchunu vows to uncover true purpose of alleged firearm training facility on Limpopo farm • Adv Muzi Sikhakhane speaks about childhood, Constitution, and SA Presidents • Family in dispute with Pastor Mboro hope his arrest results in justice being served • Prima facie evidence that Chidimma Adetshina's mother may have committed fraud, identity theft - Home Affairs • Panga pastor: 'It's in hands of law enforcement. We MUST cease fire!' – Ekurhuleni Mayor • Home Affairs to announce outcomes of probe into nationality of Miss SA contestant Adetshina soon • TV and film fraternity says passing of Connie Chiume a great loss for industry • City of Joburg intensifying efforts to recoup millions from Shepherd Bushiri • DCS issues stern warning to repeat offenders after fire at Boksburg prison • SAWS warns of inclement weather across parts of SA ahead of cold front making landfall • Boxing gender row: ‘Inclusion and safety don’t coexist’ – Sport Scientist • WATCH: 51-year-old Turkish shooter goes viral at the 2024 Paris Olympics • South Africa's Olympic breaststroke star Tatjana Smith retires • Good Green Deeds Campaign: Love South Africa – Tips to stop littering and dumping in your neighbourhood • Mpumalanga crash claims 6 learners’ lives: Transport Dept wants scholar transport safety prioritised • MANDY WIENER: Gayton Mckenzie must beware the popularity trap that tripped up his predecessors • Ramaphosa enacts law to bolster the police watchdog's powers • Miss SA finalist faces scrutiny over heritage: 'Why are we so Afrophobic?' – Clement Manyathela • 5 killed in police shootout: ‘When criminals pull a gun, cops have no choice’ • Pretoria High School Girls principal being probed for knowing about alleged racism – Chiloane • SADTU worried about cases of alleged racism in SA schools • Mpumalanga illegal military camp: NPA not ruling out possibly of more arrests • South Africa's Tatjana Smith 'blessed' after more Olympic glory • ANC finds Zuma guilty of misconduct, resolves he should be expelled from the organisation • Malema decries labelling of EFF as a cult, maintains reds berets are democratic • Parts of Tshwane expected to start week without water • Gwamanda says will only resign once decision to recall him is made by ANC-led coalition • Cyril Ramaphosa appoints Mandisa Maya as Chief Justice: 'She’s smashing a glass ceiling' • Fatal accident in Free State involving prominent musicians claims 3 lives: Provincial Health Dept • SAMA welcomes ruling that allows medical practitioners to choose where they work • ICJ ruling does matter to Palestinians - DIRCO Minister Ronald Lamola • Heads within Correctional Services expected to roll following massive 'Sun City' prison raid • SA pilots held hostage in Kinshasa after aviation boss dupes DRC government • ActionSA plans to partner with ANC in Gauteng metros • Concern as murders of high-individuals are on the rise in South Africa • Upside of Failure with SA legendary singer Yvonne Chaka Chaka • ANC disciplinary hearing against Zuma to take place virtually • ActionSA leader Mashaba defends party’s decision to work with ANC at local govt level • Ahead of no-confidence motion, Tshwane Mayor Brink says not worried about losing job • 702 Gauteng's Greatest | 2024 • US President Joe Biden steps down from reelection bid • Man allegedly raped by woman who fell pregnant now challenging the Children’s Act • Suspect in alleged murder of former heavyweight boxer Mark Strydom to make first court appearance • Minister Mchunu calls for trust in police despite South Africans living in fear • University of Johannesburg expels 25 students for sick note fraud • McKenzie says he won't stop naming Sport, Arts and Culture beneficiaries • Remains of 11 children who died in Carletonville crash matched to families - GDE • Rwanda's Kagame wins fourth term with 99% of vote • I know South Africans feel unsafe. They must trust the police - Minister Senzo Mchunu • Oppenheimers one of many wealthy political party funders EFF wants answers from • Gauteng police seize large sum of money stolen from kidnapped Zimbabwean businessman • Biden tells Americans to 'cool it down' after Trump assassination bid • Spain hoping Euro 2024 conquest just the beginning for new generation • Police arrest boyfriend of scientist found dead in Bramley • MK Party desires official opposition status in Parliament • Tributes pouring in for late football legend Stanley 'Screamer' Tshabalala • My door is open to discuss NHI – Aaron Motsoaledi, Minister of Health • ‘Working women are causing male suicides’ – Seoul Councillor • Government should perform so well that SCOPA becomes 'boring' - Songezo Zibi • Be a Mentor this Mandela Day • 12 learners, driver die in Carltonville scholar transport crash • Yamal comes of age with wonder goal to fire Spain into Euro 2024 final • State in Mapisa-Nqakula corruption case relying on 26 witnesses to prove her guilt • 'No legal foundation to justify the objection' as John Hlophe elected to sit on JSC • SA weather likely to worsen, says Disaster Risk Management Centre • Life Esidimeni tragedy: Families still reeling from deaths of loved ones • Electricity tariff hikes in parts of SA unsustainable and unfair to customers - Ramokgopa • Upside of failure Temba Bavuma | 702 Afternoons with Relebogile Mabotja • 'Our SANDF troops are in trouble!' – Bantu Holomisa, Deputy Minister of Defence • Tshwane municipality counting losses in revenue collected at landfill sites • Gautrain operator says it has contingency plans for passengers amid expected NUMSA strike • MANDY WIENER: Which party won the GNU games? • UK's Labour wins overall majority in Parliament • COSATU wants Parliament to crack whip on errant new MPs • LISTEN: 'I did NOT want to leave Sundowns' – Rhulani Mokwena • SABC abruptly cancels popular soap 'Muvhango' after 27 years • Basic Education Minister Siviwe Gwarube to 'cultivate' relationships with unions • Gauteng’s minority government is not secure – Political analyst • Faltering Biden, forceful Trump clash in presidential debate • Ramaphosa plans to conclude talks with DA this week ahead of Cabinet announcement • 'No way' DA will be given half of cabinet - Cosatu • 'Green ID book remains valid until further notice' - Home Affairs Department • Kolisi to captain Springboks against Ireland - Erasmus • Proteas thrash Afghanistan to reach T20 World Cup final • What's good for the goose... DA slammed for cadre deployment hypocrisy • Kenya is burning as Generation Z shows President William Ruto flames • 'The land belongs to the nation', says newly sworn in MK Party MP John Hlophe • Bruce Whitfield bids 702 and CapeTalk farewell after 20 years • DA's Helen Zille details cabinet demands in a letter to ANC • WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange walks free from UK prison • ATM won’t join ANC-led GNU. Remains part of MK-led 'Progressive Caucus' • ANC on DA's Cabinet demands: 'GNU cannot be held to ransom by any single party' • Police seize counterfeit items worth R15.5m from Joburg CBD • 'Prices are ridiculous!'- Average cost of household food basket is R5330 • Growing calls for Ramaphosa to keep DA away from Employment and Labour Ministry • WHO issues global alert over fake Ozempic drugs • GNU on shaky ground: 'The ANC needs to be kept in check' • 'DA's Renaldo Gouws is a sexist, homophobic racist' – Clement Manyathela • Second video emerges of DA MP Gouws using racial slurs during rant • Ramaphosa to convene a national dialogue to consolidate GNU • George building collapse: Disciplinary tribunal underway against structural engineer, says ECSA • Is the GNU the beginning of the end for the ANC? • 400 job cuts? Media24 shuts down printed Beeld, Rapport, City Press, Daily Sun, Soccer Laduma • 'Ramaphosa consulting with GNU partners on cabinet appointments' • 'GNU is a white-led unholy alliance between DA and ANC of Ramaphosa' – Zuma • Mbappe breaks nose as France win Euro 2024 opener, Slovakia stun Belgium • Road closures for Ramaphosa's inauguration at the Union Buildings • Mpox death toll rises: What to know about this viral infection • Government of National Unity: 'The situation is so fluid, it changes all the time' • EFF-led Progressive Caucus wants urgent meeting with ANC over govt of national unity • Meet Kenny Maistry: ‘I’m passionate about people, music, and having a good time’ • ConCourt dismisses MK Party's application to halt first sitting of Parliament • Ramokgopa blames SA's energy crisis for ANC’s dismal election performance • ANC 'caught between a rock and a hard place' hours before first NA sitting • MK Party's ConCourt bid to halt first Parly sitting unlikely to succeed due to lack of evidence - constitutional experts • Police arrest 2 suspects for Khayelitsha barbershop mass shooting • DA supports ANC GNU: 'Neither would've wanted this going into elections' • Bafana win as lowly Rwanda, Sudan, Comoros steal World Cup show in Africa • Investec calls for stability and economic growth as talks for government of national unity looms • Benin stun Nigeria, Salah rescues Egypt, Ayew treble lifts Ghana • MK Party writes to Parly asking that its founder, Khumalo, not be sworn in as an MP • Search continues for Malawi VP's missing plane • Transport dept on the brink of receiving new driver's licence card machine to speed up printing • NSFAS urges landlords to hold off on student evictions as scheme resolves claims • Death of a liberation movement: How the ANC became just a regular political party – with help from Jacob Zuma • City Power implements load reduction as grid takes strain • MK Party boycott of National Assembly unlikely to stop formulation of govt • ‘We are not like Mandela’: Malema rejects ANC’s government of national unity proposal • Weighing pros and cons of Government of National Unity 2.0 • Discussions underway for a coalition government post SA elections 2024 • Kodwa's defence concerned about document leaks related to his corruption case • Naledi Pandor, Bheki Cele, Thandi Modise and Thulas Nxesi among ministers not returning to Parliament • Justice system workers need more training to deal with GBV - Kholeka Gcaleka • ANC on MK Party's snubbing of coalition talks: 'Our door remains open' • 'A grand ANC/DA/IFP coalition could provide stability and reliability' • Modi celebrates victory in India vote, but falls short of landslide • NC ANC slams Lindiwe Sisulu over her stance on possible coalition with DA • NPA confident of guilty verdict in Mapisa-Nqakula's corruption case • DA calls on PA's McKenzie to 'urgently account' for money raised at Sandton event • KZN police vigilant amid post-election violence concerns: 'We've got the numbers' • 'Once we are in power, we will reclaim our ANC' - Zuma • Flooding in KZN claims 5 lives; more heavy rain expected in EC, WC • Nelson Mandela Bay flooding death rises to 7 • 'Our people have spoken, whether we like it or not' - Ramaphosa • DA claims Steenhuisen deliberately left out of DA’s coalition negotiation team • #NationalElections2024: ANC - 40.19%, DA - 20.8%, MK - 14.59% • Hanging Out with Mbhazima Shilowa • IEC staff threatened ahead of elections strongly condemned by commission • Home Affairs Dept extends operating hours until election day • Pikitup pleads for patience as it works to clear trash in Joburg • Swan song or campaigning? Mixed reactions to Ramaphosa’s pre-election address • Is Sorisha Naidoo quitting The Real Housewives of Durban? • 'We're hopeful that South Africans will give EFF a chance' – Mbuyiseni Ndlozi • ICJ to announce decision on South Africa’s latest application in Israel genocide case • MK Party founder Jabulani Khumalo insists he's still party’s registered leader • Manhunt launched for two more suspects linked to Ditebogo Phalane murder - Cele • Who are the main figures in South Africa's election? • Steenhuisen pays tribute to Selfe: 'He is one of the unsung heroes of SA's democracy' • Pikitup obtains interdict against striking contract workers • More South Africans to vote in London than any voting station abroad • Ramaphosa gives brief account of how govt plans to fund NHI • Joshlin Smith disappearance: ‘We’ve come to a dead end’ - Police • Slovak Prime Minister shot 3 to 5 times in broad daylight • Netflix to live-stream Mike Tyson vs YouTuber Jake Paul, the 'biggest event of the year' • More South Africans will vote in London than any other voting station abroad • Dad turns tables on alleged bully, beats HER father as she watches • Zim construction workers arrive in George to support family of man trapped in building collapse • Black Business Council calls on government to improve BEE • White voters still unconvinced by Malema and the EFF? • George building collapse victims likely to be repatriated by the weekend: DIRCO • European rights court to make final decision on Semenya • Police on a manhunt after a 5-year-old boy shot and killed in Soshanguve • Mantashe dismisses critique that ANC’s bolstered service delivery is electioneering • Joshlin Smith kidnapping & human trafficking case back in court • Murdered Soshanguve boy’s granny struggling to cope: ‘I’m trying to be strong but I’m not’ • Action SA will replace elitist BBBEE with ‘Inclusive Economic Empowerment’ – Herman Mashaba • Labour Dept says owners of collapsed George apartment complex evading inspectors • 'COPE was planning to merge with the DA' - Mbhazima Shilowa • Woman stuck with R31k debt over botched cellphone contract • 'An opposition coalition can rescue Gauteng from ANC' – John Steenhuisen (DA) • Upside of Failure with DJ Zinhle • Democratic Alliance defend its flaming flag ad • George rescue efforts reach 'critical phase' - Mayor Leon Van Wyk • What Zimbabwe's potential death penalty abolition means for Africa • Drake security guard shot at rapper's home amid Kendrick Lamar spat • DA has nothing to defend over flaming flag ad - Helen Zille • Seven people confirmed dead after George building collapse • Shell leaves South Africa: 'Providers left behind will reap benefits' • Leon Schuster bedridden and ‘depressed’ after second surgery • ‘We’re just watching’: Loved ones await updates at building collapse site • 702 saves the day! Job seeker finds work after Ramaphosa's disheartening response • Meet Gugs Mhlungu: ‘I think radio is such a powerful thing’ • JMPD urges M1 highway motorists to use alternative routes after tunnel fire • ANC postpones Zuma's disciplinary hearing due to security concerns • Young actor Mpho Sebeng (31) dies in car crash • Election uncertainty placing 'damper' on property market • Zuma has nothing to hide & will present himself to ANC DC - MK • Sundowns coach Mokwena hails 'incredibles' after seventh straight title • MANDY WIENER: We’re tired of being 'resilient' in Johannesburg • Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu could face ICC arrest warrant for war crimes • Leaked audio exposes ANC PR machine spinning ahead of elections • Eskom consistently burns diesel to stave off loadshedding – energy expert • In wake of fire on M1 in Joburg CBD, City Power & EMS set to assess damage • Motorists to pay more for petrol from 1 May as DMRE announces latest fuel prices • South African former world boxing champion Thobela dies • Shalulile brace takes Mamelodi Sundowns close to title • MK Party accused of forging signatures: 'They're cut from the same cloth as ANC' • Real Housewives star LaConco unmasked on Masked Singer SA • Could Bantu Holomisa (UDM) be the next Eastern Cape Premier? • Hanging out with SARS Commissioner Edward Kieswetter • Markus Jooste leaves wife firearms, artwork, policies, cars and almost R74K in cash • Mbeki hits campaign trail for ANC but reiterates call for party to 'renew itself' • New York court overturns Harvey Weinstein sex crime conviction • Vaping now more common than smoking among young people • Man accused of shooting Senzo Meyiwa denies knowing Kelly Khumalo • SABC warning you to pay license for TV you don’t own? Here’s what to do… • MK Party naysayers are 'bored, disgruntled and jealous' • Latest BELA Bill amendments hand power back to SGBs to decide language policies • Tshwane Speaker confirms death of fraud-accused former mayor, Murunwa Makwarela • 'Chasing the Sun 2' producer on 'insane' reviews, global success • 'You can either ignore the MK Party or sponsor them, ANC is sponsoring them' • Private donors give more than R35M to DA, ANC, Action SA • Labour Court ruling offers hope for job seekers with criminal records • Meet Relebogile Mabotja: 'I want a space where everyone is welcome' • ANC loses court bid to keep MK Party from using name & logo of its former armed wing • Ramaphosa says he's not worried about MK, 'absolutely confident' ANC will emerge as governing party • US signs Bill to ban TikTok • Leaked audio reveals Ramaphosa's lament at lacklustre ANC campaign • Opposition parties in Tshwane council dissatisfied with Brink’s State of the City Address • Ex-girlfriends of alleged KPMG fraudster Moema turn as State witnesses against him • Explosions in Iran, US media reports Israeli strikes • MANDY WIENER: How many more children need to drown while on school camps? • Xhakaza reveals Ekurhuleni DA ‘refused’ to work with ANC in coalition govt • JHB water crisis: ‘Don't just call it a catastrophe, fix it!’ - WaterCAN • Real Madrid exact revenge on Man City to reach Champions League semis • Moja Love television presenter Xolani Maphanga granted bail • Universities at risk of bad debts due to NSFAS failures – USAf CEO • Gauteng police investigating drowning of 2 teens during school excursion • KZN govt activates disaster relief resources in wake of deadly flooding • Palmer scores four as improving Chelsea hit Everton for six • Meet Bruce Whitfield: 'I love stories of success' • Daily Maverick shuts down to highlight global state of emergency in journalism • SAHPRA investigating recalled batches of Benylin paediatric syrup • Ramokgopa recovering after Sunday car crash • Can all-out war be averted after Iran's attack on Israel? • Gospel singer Fikile Mlomo diagnosed with spinal tumour • Upside of Failure with actress Linda Mtoba • Liverpool stunned by Atalanta in Europa League, Leverkusen beat West Ham • 'Govt listens to its citizens', says Transport Minister as e-tolls officially discontinued in Gauteng • Melinda Ferguson tells toxic love story of AKA and Anele Tembe in new book • MK Party to outshine EFF in elections - poll • ANC Mpumalanga says had no choice but to suspend treasurer Mandla Msibi • Sylvester Stallone accused of abusing co-actors, demanding 'pretty young girls' around him • It's time to consider a South Africa not ruled by ANC, suggests poll • Siphiwe Tshabalala says it’s ‘very painful’ watching Kazier Chiefs • ANC need a bold move to expel Jacob Zuma - Political analyst • Get to know Mandy Wiener • Stage 16 load shedding guidelines an ‘insurance measure’ - Ramokgopa • Frequency of load shedding coming down because of aggressive planned maintenance - Ramokgopa • Are you talking your child clever? 'Language is a way of decoding the world – it’s important' • Magnificent masks are lining up for The Masked Singer South Africa Season 2 • Biden warns Netanyahu of US shift, as domestic pressure mounts • Judge denies Trump bid to have documents case tossed • 'Mapisa-Nqakula's track record as Speaker is disastrous' – EFF's Mzwanele Manyi • Ekurhuleni's leadership turmoil threatens service delivery and stability • MK party fights as IEC bans Zuma from Parliamentary seat • SARS says crackdown on tax evaders paying off after raking in higher-than-expected revenue • 'Whispers' of potential KZN violence if MK Party barred from contesting elections • Curro deletes a picture depicting black child as cashier • End of an era: Fans react to iconic Kitcheners Bar closes down • Upside of Failure with award winning actress Lorcia Cooper-Kumalo • Upside of Failure with celebrity Chef Nti Ramaboa • Upside of Failure with Nobuhle Mimi Mahlasela • Popcru demands above inflation increases, threatens to strike • ANC taking MK party to court for ‘appropriating’ their history • Get to know Clement Manyathela • Diddy's US homes raided by US federal agents • No let-up in Gaza war despite UN ceasefire resolution • Court dismisses Zuma's 2nd bid to remove Downer from arms deal case • Hawks raid Mapisa-Nqakula's house in JHB amid corruption allegations • 'Allow due process to unfold': ANC chief whip on corruption allegations against Mapisa-Nqakula • Meet Bongani Bingwa: 'I’m passionate about South Africa’s potential and its people' • New pictures of Kate published a week after photo-editing furore • Businessman Mziwethemba Gwabeni applies for bail in AKA, Tibz murder case • Get to know 702 Breakfast host Bongani Bingwa • IFP accuse ANC of disrespecting Amazulu King • Vladimir Putin to overtake Joseph Stalin as longest-serving Russian leader • ‘Ready Steady Cook SA’ hits your screens tonight! • ActionSA: Ekurhuleni in dire state with incompetent puppet mayor • SIX years on... Ramaphosa and his Cabinet undergo lifestyle audits • Election build-up with BOSA and Xiluva political parties • Mbalula blames Magashule for ANC reports backlog held by Integrity Commission • Pilots fall asleep mid-flight with 150 people onboard • DA reach out to the West to intervene in the upcoming SA elections • 'People are sharing watering holes with animals' • Tyla cancels Coachella, EU tour due to 'agonising' injury: 'God has his plan' • Pravin Gordhan retires from politics • Taxi Strike: ‘Busses are taking our business, we want a fair cut’ • SIU and SCOPA signs MOU in the fight against corruption • TikTok sleuths pose risk to Joshlin Smith investigation • Claims of cash bribes paid to Mapisa-Nqakula should be speedily probed - Holomisa • ANC integrity commission calls for removal of almost 100 corruption-implicated leaders from candidate lists: Report • National Assembly speaker accused of soliciting R2.3M bribe • Upside of Failure with Nomcebo Zikode • EFF chaos collapses council meeting: 'It’s despicable’ • Navalny's Moscow funeral takes place under shadow of repression • Mastermind behind AKA's killing could still be out there, says Tony Forbes • Upside of Failure with Dr Mpho Phalatse • The state of infrastructure and collapse of classrooms in Gauteng • Upside of Failure with Jo-Anne Reyneke • 6 suspects arrested in connection with AKA, Tibz murders due in court on Thursday • Judge Maya will be SA’s first female Chief Justice if appointed • Section27 hopeful for victory in corporal punishment case against SACE • Israel meets ICJ deadline to report on steps to prevent genocide in Gaza • Jacob Zuma promises exile of pregnant teens, corporal punishment • Judge Zak Yacoob 'Politically exposed' for a role in the Apex Court • Elections 2024: Voters' roll open for inspection - IEC • Struggling Kaizer Chiefs suffered stunning Cup loss • Wendy Williams diagnosed with dementia, aphasia • Looming personal income tax hike on the cards? • Israel strikes Gaza's Rafah as truce talks under way • MANDY WIENER: Impeachment of judges reminder that independence of judiciary is sacrosanct • Pre-Budget Speech Expectations 2024 • ICJ hearing into Israel's occupation of Palestine • LIVE: Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana to deliver Budget Speech • No matter what Israel does, US will support it - Dr Oscar Van Heerden (UJ) • Police say illegal miners behind Tuesday morning's M1 North roadside robberies • Hawks made more than 720 arrests across SA between Sept & Nov 2023 • Alleged food poisoning from foreign-owned shops • Sexually Transmitted Infections on the rise in Gauteng • Gauteng businessman loses R600k after his phone was stolen • DA access to cadre deployment records could be a blow to ANC • Convicted rapist on the run after escaping from Mamelodi hospital • Limpopo police order immediate probe into deadly crash that claimed 7 lives • 2024 Elections: "Politicians are going to make promises that are not even feasible" • Biden slams Trump's 'appalling and dangerous' NATO comments • Primedia Prime+ • WATCH SONA 2024 ON EWN • ANC ask former president Thabo Mbeki to join party on campaign trail • Mbeki to join ANC campaign trail? - ‘Zuma situation has made ANC close ranks’ • Medical doctor graduates face high volume of unemployment in the Health sector • Jozi-born Tyla bags Grammy for ‘Water’: ‘I know my mother’s crying somewhere’ • Sports Minister Zizi Kodwa on Bafana’s win over Morocco: ‘Our boys have done us proud’ • President Cyril Ramaphosa warns of a fight back against SA's ICJ application • Rand Water executive and bodyguard killed in Johannesburg • Hawks probing Deputy DPE Minister Bapela for theft under false pretenses • Interest rates on hold, and 'likely to remain so in the short term' • Confession of Usindiso Building alleged arsonist in Marshalltown • Tembisa CPF says residents have flagged rampant crime with police, but no action taken • Commissioner Street fire: Family of man burnt to death says alleged arsonist unremorseful • Economist Thabi Leoka says reports about qualifications untrue • ‘Prasa needs to go back to basics to fix the service’ – Railway expert • Trevor Noah scoops Emmy Award for The Daily Show • Department of Health confirms two cases of cholera in Limpopo • Upside of Failure with Monde Twala | 702 Afternoons with Relebogile Mabotja • Nzimande: New funding model's phase 1 to assist 47% of 'missing middle' students • ‘It’s been an inspirational experience’: SA legal team receive hero’s welcome • SACP regrets supporting Zuma, lambasts him as ‘counter-revolutionary’ • Israel likely to claim ‘antisemitism’ and ‘right to defence’ at ICJ day 2 • SA has ‘strong case’ on protecting Gazans from Israeli military action: Expert • WhatsApp will soon add colour themes and music sharing • Black Coffee recovering after being involved in 'severe travel accident' • Gold One mine: About 150 more jobs still on the line after 400 dismissals • Woolies clarifies only its cafés going cashless after customers get into a froth • 'ANC always comes out on top and it will come out on top again' • Intercape employs private security to protect bus commuters from attacks • Hanging Out with Chef Wandile Mabaso | The Clement Manyathela Show • Cele defends spending state money to attend Rugby World Cup final in France • 31 teachers struck from register amid allegations of having sex with pupils • Marvel actor Jonathan Majors found guilty of assaulting ex-girlfriend • Upside of Failure with Salamina Mosese | 702 Afternoons with Relebogile Mabotja • Mondli Gungubele on South Africa's digital transformation | The Clement Manyathela Show • In conversation with American politician, lawyer & activist, Stacey Abrams - The Clement Manyathela Show • Upside of Failure with Ntokozo Mbambo | 702 Afternoons with Relebogile Mabotja • Man living in treehouse near Maseru border deported for being in SA illegally • Ex Banyana Banyana captain Janine Van Wyk retires as highest capped player in SA • Eugene Khoza on Upside of Failure | 702 Afternoons with Relebogile Mabotja • Zahara on on 702 Unplugged with Azania Mosaka • Award-winning SA musician Zahara passes away • Roger Jardine launches Change Starts Now platform, urges SA to stand against ANC • Upside of failure with Mpho Maboi | 702 Afternoons with Relebogile Mabotja • 46% of drinking water in South Africa is 'microbiologically' unsafe - report • Government owes service providers R11.1 billion – Public Service Commission • Ezulweni believes ConCourt won't overturn rulings ordering ANC to settle debt • Chief Justice Zondo urges judiciary to find ways to improve SA's legislative arm • 19 South Africans evacuated from Gaza set to return home on Tuesday • Sho Madjozi's colourful hair range sells out in hours • BMA sting operation at Beitbridge halts trafficking of over 400 children into SA • Eskom implements higher stages of power cuts to manage its emergency reserves • Dutch King awards Trevor Noah with the prestigious 2023 Erasmus Prize • Accused in Meyiwa murder trial to face judgement for 2019 drug-dealing case • SA fashion brand MaXhosa set to open its first location in NYC • Ramokgopa to receive 1st batch of loadshedding support equipment from China • MANDY WIENER: We do have good stories to tell, just not that one, Mr President • Standard Bank denies involvement in rand-fixing | 702 Breakfast Show • 11 mineworkers die in 'serious safety incident', confirms Impala Platimum • Ramokgopa says there will be less load shedding over festive season • Eskom intensifies load shedding to Stage 6 until Monday • Zondo undecided about being a judge or politician, claims Mkhwebane • Rand manipulation probe in the hands of Competition Commission, says SARB • DA’s Pappas dismisses homophobic comments amid campaign to be next KZN Premier • Argentina’s newly elected president a ‘political earthquake nicknamed El Loco’ • SAPS is losing the war on crime – here’s how it needs to rethink its approach • Repo rate likely to remain unchanged - Investec Chief Economist • Brenden Praise on Upside of Failure with Relebogile Mabotja • Marikana residents don't trust ANC, mines & government ahead of 2024 elections • Elections 2024 - 702 • Arming crime prevention wardens: 'Our problem is TOO MANY firearms' • Gift of the Givers office head in Gaza killed in alleged targeted IDF attack • [GOOD NEWS!] Fuel price relief coming in December, in time for 'driving season' • DA calls for swift action following CPUT female stabbing • Chief Justice Raymond Zondo's comments on Zuma are 'warranted' – legal expert • UIF Bribery: "3 ministers tried to solicit R500m in bribes from me"— Mthunzi Mdwaba • Drip Footwear founder Lekau Sehoana hangs out with Clement Manyathela • MANDY WIENER: Time to rethink VIP protection for politicians • SANDF to help fight Zama Zamas: ‘The threat is beyond what the police deal with’ • R33M? Trevor Noah: 'I wish I had all the money newspapers say I have' • City Power's new 2-hour loadshedding schedule off to a bad start • 3 ministers tried to solicit R500m in bribes from me - Thuja Capital CEO • Duma's conduct during Boks' trophy tour causes tension between ANCWL, KZN ANC • Pandor set to deliver statement in Parliament on Israel-Gaza conflict • Moja Love cuts ties with presenter Xolani Khumalo amid murder case • SAMAs to go ahead after last-minute deal with Africa Fest • ‘I don’t think he read the room well’ - Malema slams Boks as 'apartheid symbol’ • SA's new Public Protector Kholeka Gcaleka in her own words • [LISTEN] Cheslin Kolbe explains what it feels like visiting CPT for victory tour • Arson-accused Mafe claims he set Parly on fire because it doesn't belong in CoCT • Caster Semenya on 702 Drive with John Perlman • DCS parole board plans to convene hearing to consider Pistorius' release • 7 records (so far) SMASHED by the Proteas at the Cricket World Cup in India • Grown-up Money Decisions with Discovery Invest on 702. • MTBPS: SA's growing debt expected to be a thorn in the side for Godongwana • Ramaphosa appoints Kholeka Gcaleka as the new Public Protector • Hanging out with Lloyiso Gijana | The Clement Manyathela Show • Kremlin denies Vladimir Putin suffered a cardiac arrest: 'He is fit and well' • Hostage drama at Springs gold mine enters third day amid labour dispute • Police 'not close' to solving influx of counterfeit items - SA clothing industry • Internal probe into N1 VIP Protection Unit assault concluded - SAPS • DA, EFF vow to keep close eye on Gcaleka if she's appointed as Public Protector • ‘I expect the Springboks to just be too good for England’ – rugby analyst • ANC will be on the side of the Palestinian people - Mbalula • [LISTEN] Economists weigh in on medium-term budget cuts • Two state solution for Palestine 'practically impossible' - Naledi Pandor • SAPS is down more than 8000 detectives since 2016 • Harmony in Setbacks: PJ Morton on Upside of Failure with Relebogile Mabotja • Gordhan accused of running SA's SOEs into the ground • Jooste ordered to pay R15m fine immediately as Steinhoff delisting looms • Magudumana treated by paramedics after allegedly collapsing en route to court • SA govt, ANC, political parties call for peace talks between Israel, Palestine • South Africa to take on hosts France at 2023 Rugby World Cup quarter-finals • State-capture accused Van Rooyen and Leshabane score positions in Gauteng govt • Morocco, Portugal, and Spain score as joint hosts for FIFA 2030 World Cup • Ethics Committee clearing State Capture implicated MPs is ‘a slap in the face’ • No DStv? No Cricket World Cup! SABC rejects MultiChoice's broadcast rights offer • Am called up after Mapimpi ruled out of Bok RWC campaign • Parliament finds Cele guilty of breaching conduct code for threatening activist • 2 security guards fired for allegedly assaulting patient at KZN hospital - dept • A chicken and egg situation: Avian flu hits SA hard • Chicken and eggs will cost more due to avian flu outbreak • Nina Hastie on Upside of Failure with Relebogile Mabotja • 'A fighter to the end': Tributes pour in for Zoleka Mandela who has died aged 43 • Burna Boy postpones Johannesburg concert at the 'Last Last' minute • City of Joburg sued over hijacked building fallen into rack and ruin • Rand Water says its systems are not on the brink of collapse • Gauteng police hunting gunmen following mass shooting in Daveyton • Springboks trounce Romania 76-0 in Sundays RWC match • J'Something: "I'm just here to share my gift, my vibe" • Cut your electricity usage now, or we may go to stage 7/8 loadshedding - Eskom • Karpowership plunges Sierra Leone into darkness for owing a mere $40 million • A year after dam burst: Jagersfontein victims yet to receive compensation • Hanging Out with John Kani | The Clement Manyathela Show • SABC buys rights to broadcast (some) Rugby World Cup games just before kick-off • Mango sale: 'Pravin Gordhan deliberately procrastinated' • Reminiscing with hip hop group 'Arrested Development' • Naliyani Uma on Upside of Failure | 702 Afternoons • 'Ramaphosa and his Ministers are giving apartheid credit it does not deserve' • Raymond Ackerman remembered... 'Whenever you saw him, he was smiling' • Robot Boii on Upside of Failure with Relebogile Mabotja • 7de Laan dies abruptly as funds dry up. Final episodes may never air • ‘No evidence weapons were loaded onto the ship’: Ramaphosa on Lady R probe • Ugandan man faces death penalty for 'aggravated homosexuality' under new law • 'There needs to be law and order in the inner city' - Ramaphosa on JHB CBD fire • Joburg DA says Phalatse will be 'sorely missed' as she resigns as CoJ councillor • [WATCH] Struggling with long nails? This article might HACK your day!! • Tronk for Trump? Former US president turns himself in. Gets mugshot taken • MANDY WIENER: The tricky tightrope of plea deals for assassinations in SA • Motorists, get ready... highest fuel price spike since Dec 2022 forecasted • 'I can't see the ANC not leading SA after the 2024 election' – Prof Matebesi • Gerhard Ackerman gets 12 life terms for running child sex trafficking ring • Santaco: 'CoCT must take blame for the taxi strike! The gun's against our heads' • Tshwane municipality fires 38 employees involved in wildcat strike • Golden Arrow bus torched in Khayelitsha amid taxi strike • 428 EFF public reps banned from birthday celebration to face disciplinary action • Banyana edge Italy for first WWC win, qualify for last 16 • Enter the 702 Walk The Talk • WATCH: 77 people sustain injuries after bus collision • Lira on Upside of Failure with Relebogile Mabotja • Hanging Out with Jenny Crwys-Williams | The Clement Manyathela Show • PICS, VIDEOS: Chaos and road closures after Joburg CBD gas blast • NSFAS to defund undeserving and ineligible students • Nomzamo Mbatha on The Upside of Failure with Relebogile Mabotja • The Midday Report Express: Caster Semenya wins appeal against testosterone rules • Elton John calls time on his 50-year touring career • 'Seems well coordinated': Road Freight Association on Van Reenen truck torching • Calls mount to overhaul abandoned mines as 'SA is under siege' • [LISTEN] Acting public protector defends Phala Phala report clearing Ramaphosa • 'You can't go around beating people even if they're shooting at your convoy' • Phala Phala: 'Public Protector bent over backwards to clear Ramaphosa' - ATM • Putin blames 'neo-Nazis in Kyiv and their Western patrons' • DA's Zille denies claims that she has a dossier on party's black members • 31 suspected illegal miners die at Free State mine • Diepsloot residents vow to continue protesting until Ramaphosa visits the area • Malema calls for a youth unemployment stipend, could this work in South Africa? • People are experiencing huge delays with UIF: 'It is incredibly disheartening' • Busisiwe Mkhwebane releases audio recordings to support extortion allegations • ANC deals Ace Magashule his expulsion card • [LISTEN] Navigating infidelity: How to identify it and what happens next • Court sets aside Zuma's private prosecution of Downer & Maughan • ANC mourns passing of MP Tina Joemat-Pettersson • Magudumana loses bid to declare her arrest, deportation from Tanzania unlawful • Hugh Fraser on the Upside of Failure with Relebogile Mabotja • Latest index shows household food basket costs more than R5000 • [WATCH] WOW!! A pregnant woman lifts heavy weights in the gym • Prince Mashele speaks out about the controversial withdrawal of his Autobiography of Herman Mashabe • Cotton On blasted for selling an under R10 mug 'shamelessly' for R199 • The Upside of Failure with Mandla Mlangeni • [WATCH] Thabo Bester no longer 'unidentifiable' after getting an ID at 36 y/o • Did you know? WhatsApp now lets you lock individual chats. Here's how it works • Facebook rapist Thabo Bester appears in court wearing hoodie worth AT LEAST R18k • 'Grid collapse possible, ANC cares more about party than SA' - William Gumede • Child suffers 'cardiac episode' after drinking Prime • Rand slumps to 3-year low amid loadshedding, grid collapse fears • Department of Basic Education proposes CHANGES TO SCHOOL CALENDAR • Govt should have probed De Ruyter’s corruption allegations at Eskom - Pretorius • New beauty trend? Your glam money nails might land you in jail • SA's only drivers licence machine is out of order • Magudumana, co-accused to remain in jail as bail application postponed • Senzo Meyiwa: Lawyer wants piece of evidence relating to Kelly Khumalo removed • 'We won't flip flop like the President, we WILL arrest Putin', warns Alan Winde • ‘Millions spent on Eskom investigation, it’s absolutely worthless’- Jacques Pauw • Details emerge of man whose body was used to fake Thabo Bester's death • 'We're confident in President Ramaphosa's newly appointed SABC board' • Private charter flight to return Bester, Magudumana to SA cost R1.4m, MPs told • Curious case of miltary veterans fixing potholes and R40m of missing equipment • Zuma brings new application in bid to remove Downer from arms deal case • [WATCH] Thabo Bester having a great time, dancing in prison cell to loud music • 'The good doctor cooperated': Cele details how Bester, Magudumana returned to SA • 'G4S is lying. Mangaung Correctional Centre is a chaotic, lawless hellhole' • G4S gives MPs detailed timeline of days leading to Thabo Bester's escape • Yet another Johannesburg mayor faces the chop (its had 6 since 2019) • The Midday Report Express: More arrests made in regards to Thabo Bester escape • Who is Dulcie September - Freedom Park honours unsung heroes • Thabo Bester's mother sheds light on his upbringing, family dynamics • Derek Watts breaks down what happened before being diagnosed with sepsis • Should employees be entitled to menstrual leave for severe period symptoms? • Mkhwebane suggests Parly foots legal bill after team pulls out over non-payment • SARS collects over R2 trillion in tax revenue for the 2022/2023 financial year • www.702.co.za • Correctional Services Department must scrap 25-year deal with G4S - Popcru • How on Earth did 'Facebook Rapist' Thabo Bester run a large company from prison? • Queer community lives in fear after Uganda introduces extreme anti-LGBTIQ bill • ICC arrest warrant for Putin: Will SA nab him when he comes here in August? • [LISTEN] Malema: Mbalula's shutdown claims are 'illiteracy mixed with babbelaas' • National shutdown: 'We're not fighting, don't try us', Malema warns police • Mbalula, Nkoana-Mashabane and Mthethwa resign as MPs • SA jazz singer Gloria Bosman passes away at age 50 • Zozibini Tunzi on making a difference after Miss Universe • ANC/EFF or ANC/DA: South Africa could get a coalition government in 2024 • [LISTEN] 'We are going to resolve loadshedding' – Minister of Electricity • Richards Bay Minerals (and its 5000 jobs) on the brink of collapse due to murderous criminal syndicates - Breakfast with Bongani Bingwa • Cabinet reshuffle? Nope. Not yet. ‘Because President Cyril Ramaphosa has a cold’ - The Midday Report with Mandy Wiener • Ramaphosa remains cagey on cabinet reshuffle - The Midday Report with Mandy Wiener • Eskom at Tutuka paid R600 000 to fix 12 weedeaters - seven of which were never fixed: Why the procurement safeguards simply don't work at all - Drive with John Perlman • Fuel price woes continue with another MASSIVE hike set for March • Govt not constitutionally obligated to provide SA with power - Ramaphosa • [LISTEN] Violence against LGBTQIA+ people condoned by religious homophobia - IAM • Too easy to blame Eskom’s failures solely on crime and corruption - BD editor • Middleclass South Africa is too poor for university, too rich for funding • What can we anticipate from the finance minister's budget speech? • [LISTEN] ANC frustrated by Ramaphosa's silence on cabinet reshuffle • NPA confirms letter from Tembe family claiming AKA responsible for Anele's death • [LISTEN] Student leaders at UCT say they will continue with protests • Want the CCMA's help with a workplace dispute? 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I've never seen so many desperate, poor people' • [LISTEN] Kenny Kunene sworn in as MMC for transport in Johannesburg. • The Midday Report Express: SA Tourism vehemently defends R1bn sponsorship • [LISTEN] Tshwane issues update on water woes • 'An issue of implementation': State of emergency declaration on loadshedding • Beloved sportscaster Robert Marawa joins our sister station 947 • Who is the new Johannesburg mayor, Thapelo Amad? • The Midday Report Express: JHB mayor faces more no-confidence votes • #PowerToThePeople trending as DA marches against 'ANC caused' energy crisis • Please have more sex, we need more babies! – Japanese Prime Minister • AfriForum to build its own 'pebble-bed' power station to address crisis in SA • South Africa's top-peforming matric opens up about her wild results • ‘It’s about which energy you are inviting’- Thembi Nyathi warns about tattoos • Eskom kneecaps agriculture... it's grim, but hunger is coming for us • 'If you spot the tiger loose in Walkerville, do not approach it,' — local CPF • 'Eskom should be placed under business rescue' says economist Dawie Roodt • WATCH: Cyril Ramaphosa in conversation with EWN's Editor-in-Chief Sbu Ngalwa • Stage 4 load shedding implemented until Friday morning • [WATCH] Who's your money on? Malaika or Mafikizolo? • The Midday Report Express: One year on, Parliament buildings remain unrepaired • Potholed roads will take 10 to 15 years to fix - Joburg Roads Agency • MANDY WIENER: Why you should care about the ANC elective conference • Eskom CEO André de Ruyter resigns • Ramaphosa survives section 89 inquiry vote in Parliament • Another 'Tsotsi' star (Presley Chweneyagae) implicated in lottery funds scandal • Electoral Amendment Bill challenged. 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