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PARLIAMENT RECEIVES ATM IMPEACHMENT MOTION

Written by on 13 April 2026

Parliament has confirmed that the African Transformation Movement (ATM) has submitted a request to impeach President Cyril Ramaphosa. The motion was formally lodged with National Assembly Speaker Thoko Didiza, marking a new political development against the president. The move follows a report by the Independent Police Investigative Directorate (IPID), which raised concerns about the conduct […]

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US AND IRAN TALKS FAIL IN ISLAMABAD

Written by on 12 April 2026

UPDATE- United States and Iran failed to reach an agreement to end their conflict after lengthy 21-hour talks held in Islamabad, Pakistan. The discussions ended without progress, putting a fragile ceasefire at risk as both sides blamed each other for the breakdown. The conflict has already resulted in thousands of deaths and rising global oil […]

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TRUMP TO BLOCK STRAIT OF HORMUZ IMMEDIATELY

Written by on 12 April 2026

President Donald Trump said the United States Navy will immediately begin blocking ships in the Strait of Hormuz, targeting vessels entering or leaving the key waterway. He also said the US will intercept ships in international waters that have paid fees or “tolls” to Iran to pass through the strait. His announcement came shortly after […]

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HILL-LEWIS HONOURS PREDECESSORS

Written by on 12 April 2026

Geordin Hill-Lewis, in his inaugural speech as the new Federal Leader of the Democratic Alliance (DA), paid tribute to his predecessors Tony Leon and Helen Zille, recognising their role in shaping and growing the party. He addressed delegates on Day 2 of the DA Federal Congress held at the Gallagher Convention Centre in Midrand after […]

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DA TO ELECT NEW LEADERSHIP

Written by on 12 April 2026

The Democratic Alliance is set to elect new leadership on the second day of its Federal Congress, taking place at the Gallagher Convention Centre. More than 2,000 delegates are expected to vote for key positions, including the party’s federal leader, chairperson, and three deputy chairpersons, while also finalising policy positions within the context of the […]

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IS THIS THE END OF THE TRIPARTITE ALLIANCE?

Written by on 11 April 2026

The Tripartite Alliance, which has long united the ANC, SACP, and trade unions for more than three decades, is now facing growing tensions ahead of the upcoming local government elections. The once-stable political partnership is showing signs of strain as key differences begin to emerge. As the ANC prepares for a Special National Executive Committee […]

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STEENHUISEN SAYS LEADING DA WAS A LIFETIME HONOUR

Written by on 11 April 2026

Outgoing John Steenhuisen has described leading the Democratic Alliance as the greatest honour of his life, confirming he will not stand for any leadership position again. Speaking at the party’s Federal Congress at Gallagher Convention Centre, Steenhuisen delivered an emotional farewell, telling delegates he will remain an active member and continue supporting the party and […]

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HANI A GUIDE FOR SA RENEWAL

Written by on 10 April 2026

African National Congress(ANC) Second Deputy Secretary General, Maropene Ramokgopa says the life of Chris Hani should serve as a guiding example for political renewal in South Africa. She spoke at the 33rd commemoration of his assassination in Kwaggafontein, where leaders gathered to reflect on his legacy during Freedom Month. Hani was assassinated outside his home […]

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FIGHTING CORRUPTION IN SOUTH AFRICA

Written by on 10 April 2026

The JCPS Cluster in South Africa is intensifying efforts to combat corruption, framing it as a serious crime that undermines national development and public trust. Through coordinated work among law enforcement, military, and correctional services, the initiative aims to strengthen justice systems and protect citizens from corrupt practices that harm society as a whole. Central […]

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PROTECTING WHISTLEBLOWERS

Written by on 10 April 2026

The JCPS Cluster is strengthening efforts to build a capable and ethical state through the Protected Disclosures Bill. The bill provides safe protection for whistle-blowers who report corruption or misconduct, encouraging accountability and helping turn fear of retaliation into courage to speak out. Through this framework, government aims to embed transparency across public institutions and […]

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