# International Relations and Cooperation minister Ronald Lamola reaffirmed to Parliament that South Africa continues to support a two-state solution between Israel and Palestine. He emphasises the promotion of international law, accountability, just peace, an immediate ceasefire and the release of hostages. Lamola also called for a halt to illegal Israeli settlements, removal of the […]
# International Relations and Cooperation minister Ronald Lamola has told Parliament that South Africa’s actions follow the Genocide Convention, referring disputes over state responsibility to the International Court of Justice. Lamola highlighted evidence of genocidal statements by Israeli officials and condemned attacks on civilians in Gaza. He emphasized that South Africa will continue pursuing justice […]
# Industry experts say brokers play a vital role in helping South Africans navigate climate-related risks. Speaking at Momentum Insure’s webinar ‘Insuring Tomorrow, A Climate-Ready South Africa’, panelists highlighted the need for practical guidance, risk transfer, and education. They warned climate change is testing traditional insurance models, urging adaptation, innovation, and stronger public-private partnerships. Experts […]
# International Relations Minister Ronald Lamola says South Africa joined The Hague Group to uphold international law and end Israel’s illegal occupation of Palestinian territories. Addressing Parliament’s Justice Portfolio Committee on the International Court of Justice, Lamola said the initiative, alongside the Madrid Group, seeks an immediate ceasefire, negotiations, and a just peace. He emphasised […]
# The City of Tshwane has warned motorists of significant traffic disruptions this morning as Botho Ba Rena Civil and Black Nationalist Forum march to the Union Buildings. Protesters, calling for solutions to the Hammanskraal water crisis, will gather at Kgosi Mampuru and Madiba Street at 10am and proceed along Madiba Street, dispersing at 2pm. […]
# AfriForum has raised serious concerns over government’s intention to extend the Environmental Assessment Practitioners Association of South Africa’s mandate beyond 2026. AfriForum’s Lambert de Klerk argues the association has failed to enforce compliance since 2018. He warns the extension risks enabling corruption and vows to push for reforms and independent oversight:
# The Judicial Commission of Inquiry into alleged efforts to halt Truth and Reconciliation Commission investigations, chaired by retired Constitutional Court Judge Justice Sisi Khampepe, is considering a preliminary timetable. Witness statements, and other evidence are expected by 10 October 2025, with oral hearings set for 10 November. TRC spokesperson Lionel Adendorf, says the commissioners […]
# The Gauteng Education Department has confirmed that a Grade 8 learner at Qalabotjha Secondary School in Vlakfontein, Johannesburg South, died yesterday morning after collapsing at school. The Department’s spokesperson Steve Mabona says psychosocial support will be deployed to assist students, staff, and the bereaved family. Mabona says MEC Matome Chiloane has sent condolences to […]
# The Congress of South African Trade Unions has cautiously welcomed South Africa’s 0.8-percent gross domestic product growth between April and June 2025, up from 0.1-percent between January and March. Gains were seen in mining, trade, and manufacturing, but construction declined. The federation warns growth may be short-lived due to US tariff hikes and rising […]
