# The Investigating Directorate Against Corruption is warning the public about an imposter using Acting Investigating Director, Advocate Ntuthuzelo Vanara’s name and image to solicit sensitive information. IDAC spokesperson Henry Mamothame says the phone number used does not belong to Vanara, and the matter will be referred to police. The public is urged to remain […]
# Steel industry groups are urging the government to fast-track duty rebates on imported long-steel products following supply shortages after ArcelorMittal South Africa closed. A ten-percent general duty was imposed on long-steel imports in May, while some Chinese and Thai structural steel faces additional anti-dumping duties. XA Global Advisors chief operating officer Pieter du Plessis […]
# Transport minister Barbara Creecy has expanded the verification of Traffic Register Numbers issued to natural persons between January 2000 and June 2023. Phase One-B targets remaining numbers requiring verification, following a joint exercise with Home Affairs. Holders listed for verification have 60 days to register through the Natis portal and submit their details as […]
# Women leaders and professionals in the defence sector are using the Africa Aerospace and Defence Trade Exhibition and Air Show in Pretoria to call for protection amid the country’s gender-based violence crisis. Nine women have been killed in Ekurhuleni since July. Participants observed a moment of silence for victims and called for greater accountability. […]
# Rhodes University Sports Council in the Eastern Cape says people who commit gender-based violence and femicide must be held responsible, not the victims. Speaking amid a student-led march following the death of nine women in Ekurhuleni, the council’s chairperson, Sue Smailes, says victims are expected to change their behavior, instead of holding perpetrators accountable. […]
# The 2026 State of the Small, Medium, and Micro Enterprises report shows that South Africa’s small businesses are surviving, but many are struggling to scale. The Shoprite-sponsored study, based on 800 businesses, finds 32.1-percent have operated for more than 20 years. Forty-two-percent describe themselves as growing, while 56.9-percent say access to markets remains the […]
# Die leier van die GOOD-party, Patricia de Lille, vra gemeenskappe om die stilte wat oortreders van geslagsgeweld beskerm te verbreek. De Lille het tydens die bekendstelling van die party se verkiesingsmanifes in Athlone, Kaapstad gesê sterker samewerking tussen gemeenskappe en die polisie is nodig om geslagsgeweld te bekamp. Sy sê inwoners en wetstoepassingsowerhede moet […]
# ‘n Vier-en-twintig-jarige vrou wat verkeerdelik as die negende slagoffer in die Ekurhuleni-moorde geïdentifiseer is, leef nog. Newzroom Afrika berig Teballo Monamodi het gister veilig teruggekeer na haar huis in Vosloorus. Daar is vroeër berig Monamodi is die slagoffer nadat haar gesin haar in die staatslykshuis uitgeken het. Die negende liggaam wat vroeër hierdie week […]
# Die DA se burgemeesterskandidaat in Ekurhuleni, Khathutshelo Rasilingwane, sê die Stad doen nie genoeg om vroue te beskerm nie. Een van die nege slagoffers in die Ekurhuleni-moorde, Elizabeth “Tsontso” Moselakgomo, word vandag ter ruste gelê in Phake-Ga Rankaila in Mpumalanga. Rasilingwane sê vroue behoort nie in vrees te leef in hul gemeenskappe nie. Sy […]
