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Imprisoned former police sergeant Fannie Nkosi resigns from SAPS
Former police sergeant Fannie Nkosi has submitted his resignation from the South African Police Service while facing criminal charges in Gauteng and Limpopo. His resignation letter has been received, but no decision has been made on it.

Thembelihle Mabanga
Content Head
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LFN Raises the Red Flag: Can the Minister Legally Replace the Exchange Control Regulations?
LFN questions whether the Minister of Finance has the legal authority to replace South Africa’s 1961 Exchange Control Regulations with a new Capital Flow Management framework. Its submission to National Treasury raises fundamental questions about constitutional legality, public accountability and the Rule of Law.

Reyno De Beer
Contributor
LFN Goes to Court: The Constitutional Battle Over South Africa’s Exchange Control Future
LFN has launched a constitutional challenge questioning whether the correct authority was used to introduce South Africa’s proposed Capital Flow Management Regulations. The case raises wider questions about constitutional accountability, the Rule of Law and the lawful exercise of government power.

Reyno De Beer
Contributor
LFN Forces the Real Question into Court: Who May Control South Africa’s Digital Money?
LFN’s constitutional challenge over South Africa’s proposed Capital Flow Management Regulations raises critical questions about who has the legal authority to regulate cryptocurrency, digital money and financial activity. The case has now moved into judicial case management.

Reyno De Beer
Contributor
From a SASSA household to a university seat: how your grant can open the NSFAS door
If your household receives a qualifying SASSA grant, your child may automatically meet NSFAS’s financial eligibility requirements. But funding isn’t guaranteed, and applications for the 2027 academic year close on 31 October 2026. Here’s who qualifies, what documents are needed and how to apply.

Ashbeel Zafar, SAGrant team
Contributor
Six Eswatini nationals arrested as police seize dagga worth R1.95 million in Mpumalanga
Police have arrested six Eswatini nationals in separate operations in Mahamba and Carolina, Mpumalanga, after seizing dagga weighing more than 325kg with an estimated street value of R1.95 million.

Thembelihle Mabanga
Content Head
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MK Party demands answers from IEC over rejected candidate list changes
The uMkhonto weSizwe Party is challenging the Electoral Commission’s refusal to amend its candidate lists, demanding reasons for the decision and questioning whether it received the same treatment as the ANC.

Thembelihle Mabanga
Content Head
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NPA probes KZN prosecutor over alleged intimidation of lawyers
The National Director of Public Prosecutions has received correspondence alleging that a state prosecutor attempted to intimidate legal representatives of Durban businessman Visham Panday in connection with ongoing civil litigation.
Staff Reporter
Journalist
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Minister Chikunga calls on men and boys to help end GBVF
The National Positive Masculinity Programme aims to challenge harmful gender norms, promote responsible male leadership and strengthen efforts to prevent gender-based violence and femicide.

Thembelihle Mabanga
Content Head
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SAPS warns stokvel members against festive season robberies
With stokvels preparing for annual payouts ahead of the festive season, Northern Cape police are urging members to avoid carrying large amounts of cash and to keep their financial arrangements private to reduce the risk of robberies and theft.

Thembelihle Mabanga
Content Head
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SARS targets R2.144 trillion revenue collection after R17.1bn upward revision
SARS says it is ready to meet the revised R2.144 trillion revenue target for 2026/27 after collecting R992.2 billion in net revenue in the first six months, despite slower economic growth projections.

Thembelihle Mabanga
Content Head
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Centre for Development RSA backs Themba Matlou’s leadership at SASSA
The Centre for Development RSA believes that conversations about SASSA's leadership must be guided by fairness, facts and a proper appreciation of the responsibilities involved. Public accountability is necessary, but it should not become a reason to overlook institutional progress or dismiss leadership without considering the broader picture.

Masibongwe Sihlahla
Independent Writer, Community Commentator, Civic Advocate
SASSA denies R30m communication contract was meant to promote CEO
SASSA has rejected claims that its R30 million communication and marketing contract was designed to boost CEO Themba Matlou’s public profile, saying the process began before he took over as acting CEO.

Thembelihle Mabanga
Content Head
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MK Party removes Sibonelo Nomvalo as secretary-general
The uMkhonto weSizwe Party has relieved Sibonelo Nomvalo of his duties as secretary-general, citing concerns over councillor selection, internal factionalism, accountability and communication within the party.

Thembelihle Mabanga
Content Head
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Mandla Ncikazi leaves Orlando Pirates to take up PSL head coach role
Orlando Pirates assistant coach Mandla Ncikazi is leaving the Soweto giants to return to head coaching, bringing an end to his stint with the club during which he helped secure nine trophies.

Thembelihle Mabanga
Content Head
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Imprisoned former police sergeant Fannie Nkosi resigns from SAPS
Former police sergeant Fannie Nkosi has submitted his resignation from the South African Police Service while facing criminal charges in Gauteng and Limpopo. His resignation letter has been received, but no decision has been made on it.

Thembelihle Mabanga
Content Head
Read More
LFN Raises the Red Flag: Can the Minister Legally Replace the Exchange Control Regulations?
LFN questions whether the Minister of Finance has the legal authority to replace South Africa’s 1961 Exchange Control Regulations with a new Capital Flow Management framework. Its submission to National Treasury raises fundamental questions about constitutional legality, public accountability and the Rule of Law.

Reyno De Beer
Contributor
LFN Goes to Court: The Constitutional Battle Over South Africa’s Exchange Control Future
LFN has launched a constitutional challenge questioning whether the correct authority was used to introduce South Africa’s proposed Capital Flow Management Regulations. The case raises wider questions about constitutional accountability, the Rule of Law and the lawful exercise of government power.

Reyno De Beer
Contributor
LFN Forces the Real Question into Court: Who May Control South Africa’s Digital Money?
LFN’s constitutional challenge over South Africa’s proposed Capital Flow Management Regulations raises critical questions about who has the legal authority to regulate cryptocurrency, digital money and financial activity. The case has now moved into judicial case management.

Reyno De Beer
Contributor
From a SASSA household to a university seat: how your grant can open the NSFAS door
If your household receives a qualifying SASSA grant, your child may automatically meet NSFAS’s financial eligibility requirements. But funding isn’t guaranteed, and applications for the 2027 academic year close on 31 October 2026. Here’s who qualifies, what documents are needed and how to apply.

Ashbeel Zafar, SAGrant team
Contributor
Six Eswatini nationals arrested as police seize dagga worth R1.95 million in Mpumalanga
Police have arrested six Eswatini nationals in separate operations in Mahamba and Carolina, Mpumalanga, after seizing dagga weighing more than 325kg with an estimated street value of R1.95 million.

Thembelihle Mabanga
Content Head
Read More
MK Party demands answers from IEC over rejected candidate list changes
The uMkhonto weSizwe Party is challenging the Electoral Commission’s refusal to amend its candidate lists, demanding reasons for the decision and questioning whether it received the same treatment as the ANC.

Thembelihle Mabanga
Content Head
Read More
NPA probes KZN prosecutor over alleged intimidation of lawyers
The National Director of Public Prosecutions has received correspondence alleging that a state prosecutor attempted to intimidate legal representatives of Durban businessman Visham Panday in connection with ongoing civil litigation.
Staff Reporter
Journalist
Read More
Minister Chikunga calls on men and boys to help end GBVF
The National Positive Masculinity Programme aims to challenge harmful gender norms, promote responsible male leadership and strengthen efforts to prevent gender-based violence and femicide.

Thembelihle Mabanga
Content Head
Read More
SAPS warns stokvel members against festive season robberies
With stokvels preparing for annual payouts ahead of the festive season, Northern Cape police are urging members to avoid carrying large amounts of cash and to keep their financial arrangements private to reduce the risk of robberies and theft.

Thembelihle Mabanga
Content Head
Read More
SARS targets R2.144 trillion revenue collection after R17.1bn upward revision
SARS says it is ready to meet the revised R2.144 trillion revenue target for 2026/27 after collecting R992.2 billion in net revenue in the first six months, despite slower economic growth projections.

Thembelihle Mabanga
Content Head
Read More
Centre for Development RSA backs Themba Matlou’s leadership at SASSA
The Centre for Development RSA believes that conversations about SASSA's leadership must be guided by fairness, facts and a proper appreciation of the responsibilities involved. Public accountability is necessary, but it should not become a reason to overlook institutional progress or dismiss leadership without considering the broader picture.

Masibongwe Sihlahla
Independent Writer, Community Commentator, Civic Advocate
SASSA denies R30m communication contract was meant to promote CEO
SASSA has rejected claims that its R30 million communication and marketing contract was designed to boost CEO Themba Matlou’s public profile, saying the process began before he took over as acting CEO.

Thembelihle Mabanga
Content Head
Read More
MK Party removes Sibonelo Nomvalo as secretary-general
The uMkhonto weSizwe Party has relieved Sibonelo Nomvalo of his duties as secretary-general, citing concerns over councillor selection, internal factionalism, accountability and communication within the party.

Thembelihle Mabanga
Content Head
Read More
Mandla Ncikazi leaves Orlando Pirates to take up PSL head coach role
Orlando Pirates assistant coach Mandla Ncikazi is leaving the Soweto giants to return to head coaching, bringing an end to his stint with the club during which he helped secure nine trophies.

Thembelihle Mabanga
Content Head
Read More
Imprisoned former police sergeant Fannie Nkosi resigns from SAPS
Former police sergeant Fannie Nkosi has submitted his resignation from the South African Police Service while facing criminal charges in Gauteng and Limpopo. His resignation letter has been received, but no decision has been made on it.

Thembelihle Mabanga
Content Head
Read More
LFN Raises the Red Flag: Can the Minister Legally Replace the Exchange Control Regulations?
LFN questions whether the Minister of Finance has the legal authority to replace South Africa’s 1961 Exchange Control Regulations with a new Capital Flow Management framework. Its submission to National Treasury raises fundamental questions about constitutional legality, public accountability and the Rule of Law.

Reyno De Beer
Contributor
LFN Goes to Court: The Constitutional Battle Over South Africa’s Exchange Control Future
LFN has launched a constitutional challenge questioning whether the correct authority was used to introduce South Africa’s proposed Capital Flow Management Regulations. The case raises wider questions about constitutional accountability, the Rule of Law and the lawful exercise of government power.

Reyno De Beer
Contributor
LFN Forces the Real Question into Court: Who May Control South Africa’s Digital Money?
LFN’s constitutional challenge over South Africa’s proposed Capital Flow Management Regulations raises critical questions about who has the legal authority to regulate cryptocurrency, digital money and financial activity. The case has now moved into judicial case management.

Reyno De Beer
Contributor
From a SASSA household to a university seat: how your grant can open the NSFAS door
If your household receives a qualifying SASSA grant, your child may automatically meet NSFAS’s financial eligibility requirements. But funding isn’t guaranteed, and applications for the 2027 academic year close on 31 October 2026. Here’s who qualifies, what documents are needed and how to apply.

Ashbeel Zafar, SAGrant team
Contributor
Six Eswatini nationals arrested as police seize dagga worth R1.95 million in Mpumalanga
Police have arrested six Eswatini nationals in separate operations in Mahamba and Carolina, Mpumalanga, after seizing dagga weighing more than 325kg with an estimated street value of R1.95 million.

Thembelihle Mabanga
Content Head
Read More
MK Party demands answers from IEC over rejected candidate list changes
The uMkhonto weSizwe Party is challenging the Electoral Commission’s refusal to amend its candidate lists, demanding reasons for the decision and questioning whether it received the same treatment as the ANC.

Thembelihle Mabanga
Content Head
Read More
NPA probes KZN prosecutor over alleged intimidation of lawyers
The National Director of Public Prosecutions has received correspondence alleging that a state prosecutor attempted to intimidate legal representatives of Durban businessman Visham Panday in connection with ongoing civil litigation.
Staff Reporter
Journalist
Read More
Minister Chikunga calls on men and boys to help end GBVF
The National Positive Masculinity Programme aims to challenge harmful gender norms, promote responsible male leadership and strengthen efforts to prevent gender-based violence and femicide.

Thembelihle Mabanga
Content Head
Read More
SAPS warns stokvel members against festive season robberies
With stokvels preparing for annual payouts ahead of the festive season, Northern Cape police are urging members to avoid carrying large amounts of cash and to keep their financial arrangements private to reduce the risk of robberies and theft.

Thembelihle Mabanga
Content Head
Read More
SARS targets R2.144 trillion revenue collection after R17.1bn upward revision
SARS says it is ready to meet the revised R2.144 trillion revenue target for 2026/27 after collecting R992.2 billion in net revenue in the first six months, despite slower economic growth projections.

Thembelihle Mabanga
Content Head
Read More
Centre for Development RSA backs Themba Matlou’s leadership at SASSA
The Centre for Development RSA believes that conversations about SASSA's leadership must be guided by fairness, facts and a proper appreciation of the responsibilities involved. Public accountability is necessary, but it should not become a reason to overlook institutional progress or dismiss leadership without considering the broader picture.

Masibongwe Sihlahla
Independent Writer, Community Commentator, Civic Advocate
SASSA denies R30m communication contract was meant to promote CEO
SASSA has rejected claims that its R30 million communication and marketing contract was designed to boost CEO Themba Matlou’s public profile, saying the process began before he took over as acting CEO.

Thembelihle Mabanga
Content Head
Read More
MK Party removes Sibonelo Nomvalo as secretary-general
The uMkhonto weSizwe Party has relieved Sibonelo Nomvalo of his duties as secretary-general, citing concerns over councillor selection, internal factionalism, accountability and communication within the party.

Thembelihle Mabanga
Content Head
Read More
Imprisoned former police sergeant Fannie Nkosi resigns from SAPS
Former police sergeant Fannie Nkosi has submitted his resignation from the South African Police Service while facing criminal charges in Gauteng and Limpopo. His resignation letter has been received, but no decision has been made on it.

Thembelihle Mabanga
Content Head
Read More
LFN Raises the Red Flag: Can the Minister Legally Replace the Exchange Control Regulations?
LFN questions whether the Minister of Finance has the legal authority to replace South Africa’s 1961 Exchange Control Regulations with a new Capital Flow Management framework. Its submission to National Treasury raises fundamental questions about constitutional legality, public accountability and the Rule of Law.

Reyno De Beer
Contributor
LFN Goes to Court: The Constitutional Battle Over South Africa’s Exchange Control Future
LFN has launched a constitutional challenge questioning whether the correct authority was used to introduce South Africa’s proposed Capital Flow Management Regulations. The case raises wider questions about constitutional accountability, the Rule of Law and the lawful exercise of government power.

Reyno De Beer
Contributor
LFN Forces the Real Question into Court: Who May Control South Africa’s Digital Money?
LFN’s constitutional challenge over South Africa’s proposed Capital Flow Management Regulations raises critical questions about who has the legal authority to regulate cryptocurrency, digital money and financial activity. The case has now moved into judicial case management.

Reyno De Beer
Contributor
From a SASSA household to a university seat: how your grant can open the NSFAS door
If your household receives a qualifying SASSA grant, your child may automatically meet NSFAS’s financial eligibility requirements. But funding isn’t guaranteed, and applications for the 2027 academic year close on 31 October 2026. Here’s who qualifies, what documents are needed and how to apply.

Ashbeel Zafar, SAGrant team
Contributor
Six Eswatini nationals arrested as police seize dagga worth R1.95 million in Mpumalanga
Police have arrested six Eswatini nationals in separate operations in Mahamba and Carolina, Mpumalanga, after seizing dagga weighing more than 325kg with an estimated street value of R1.95 million.

Thembelihle Mabanga
Content Head
Read More
MK Party demands answers from IEC over rejected candidate list changes
The uMkhonto weSizwe Party is challenging the Electoral Commission’s refusal to amend its candidate lists, demanding reasons for the decision and questioning whether it received the same treatment as the ANC.

Thembelihle Mabanga
Content Head
Read More
NPA probes KZN prosecutor over alleged intimidation of lawyers
The National Director of Public Prosecutions has received correspondence alleging that a state prosecutor attempted to intimidate legal representatives of Durban businessman Visham Panday in connection with ongoing civil litigation.
Staff Reporter
Journalist
Read More
Minister Chikunga calls on men and boys to help end GBVF
The National Positive Masculinity Programme aims to challenge harmful gender norms, promote responsible male leadership and strengthen efforts to prevent gender-based violence and femicide.

Thembelihle Mabanga
Content Head
Read More
SAPS warns stokvel members against festive season robberies
With stokvels preparing for annual payouts ahead of the festive season, Northern Cape police are urging members to avoid carrying large amounts of cash and to keep their financial arrangements private to reduce the risk of robberies and theft.

Thembelihle Mabanga
Content Head
Read More
SARS targets R2.144 trillion revenue collection after R17.1bn upward revision
SARS says it is ready to meet the revised R2.144 trillion revenue target for 2026/27 after collecting R992.2 billion in net revenue in the first six months, despite slower economic growth projections.

Thembelihle Mabanga
Content Head
Read More
Centre for Development RSA backs Themba Matlou’s leadership at SASSA
The Centre for Development RSA believes that conversations about SASSA's leadership must be guided by fairness, facts and a proper appreciation of the responsibilities involved. Public accountability is necessary, but it should not become a reason to overlook institutional progress or dismiss leadership without considering the broader picture.

Masibongwe Sihlahla
Independent Writer, Community Commentator, Civic Advocate

