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DA Accuses MK Party Members of Contributing to Msunduzi Municipality Collapse, Calls for Mayor’s Investigation

Democratic Alliance (DA) caucus leader Ross Strachan has accused members of the uMkhonto weSizwe (MK) Party of playing a role in the collapse of the Msunduzi Municipality, while also calling for an investigation into Mayor Mzimkhulu Thebolla over allegations of financial mismanagement. Allegations Against the Mayor Strachan claimed that Thebolla misused municipal funds, including an […]

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Calls Mount for Probe into Msunduzi Mayor Over Financial Misconduct Allegations

The Msunduzi Ratepayers Association and opposition parties are intensifying pressure on the KwaZulu-Natal provincial government to accelerate its investigation into allegations of financial misconduct and maladministration against Mayor Mzimkhulu Thebolla. The mayor faces accusations of bypassing due processes in key decisions, including the irregular awarding of contracts and unauthorized use of municipal funds. These allegations

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DA Stays in GNU but Exits National Dialogue in Protest

The Democratic Alliance (DA) has opted to remain in the Government of National Unity (GNU) despite earlier threats to take drastic action following President Cyril Ramaphosa’s dismissal of DA member Andrew Whitfield as deputy minister of Trade, Industry, and Competition. However, the party has withdrawn from the National Dialogue process as a form of protest,

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Gauteng Government Makes Progress in Settling E-Toll Debt

The Gauteng Provincial Government has taken significant steps to address the long-standing e-toll debt, with Finance and Economic Development MEC Lebogang Maile announcing a R5.4 billion payment scheduled for this week. This follows a previous payment of R3.8 billion made in September last year, as part of the province’s commitment to settling the R20 billion

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South Africa Urged to Strengthen Early Warning Systems Amid Climate Change Crisis

As climate change intensifies, the need for robust early warning systems to mitigate weather-related disasters has become increasingly critical. Recent devastating floods across multiple provinces have highlighted gaps in disaster preparedness, prompting calls for urgent improvements in alert mechanisms and community response strategies. Growing Pressure for Better Disaster Preparedness During a recent interview, Dr. Elias

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Rand Water’s Major Maintenance Project to Disrupt Gauteng Supply

Rand Water’s extensive maintenance operation is set to continue, affecting water supply across multiple municipalities in Gauteng over the coming days. Residents in Johannesburg, Tshwane, Ekurhuleni, and surrounding areas have been warned to prepare for potential low water pressure or complete outages, though officials urge calm, assuring that disruptions will not be continuous. Planned Maintenance

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DA to Boycott Budget Votes Over Corruption-Accused ANC Ministers, GNU Stability in Question

The Democratic Alliance (DA) has announced it will vote against upcoming departmental budgets for ministries led by ANC figures implicated in corruption, including Ministers Thembi Simelane and Nobuhle Nkabane. The party vows to maintain its opposition until President Cyril Ramaphosa removes the accused officials, accusing him of “disrespect, arrogance, and double standards” within the Government

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ATM Leadership Shake-Up: Strategic Move or Church Influence?

In a surprising political shift, the African Transformation Movement (ATM) has replaced its long-standing president, Vuyolwethu Zungula, with Professor Caesar Nongunga, head of the Twelve Apostles Church in Christ. While the party frames the move as a strategy to bolster its support base ahead of the 2026 and 2029 elections, lingering questions remain about the

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Outrage as Son Allegedly Kills and Cuts Up 87-Year-Old Mother in Sebora Village

A 40-year-old man has been arrested in connection with the brutal murder of his 87-year-old mother in Sebora village, Ga-Mashashane, outside Polokwane. The victim was allegedly hacked to death inside her home before her body was dismembered. Horrific Discovery Police made the gruesome discovery after responding to a missing person’s report filed by a concerned

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Hammanskraal Residents Urged to Avoid Tap Water Despite Treatment Plant Upgrade

While Phase Two of the Klipdrift Water Treatment Plant has been completed, residents in parts of Hammanskraal are still being advised not to drink tap water as disinfection and flushing processes continue. The newly completed module will supply an additional 12.5 megalitres of water to five wards, including Majakaneng, Kudube, Jubilee Tower, Jubilee Direct, and Dominican Tower. However,

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