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Coalition politics faces a service delivery test as local government elections approach

Experts at Frontline Conversations 2026 have warned that political coalitions and changes in municipal leadership will not resolve South Africa’s local government crisis without stronger financial accountability, capable administrations and improved service delivery.

Ntombi Nkosi

Senior Reporter

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Suliman Carrim granted R100,000 bail in Madlanga Commission case

North West businessman and former ANC treasurer Suliman Carrim has been granted R100,000 bail after the Pretoria Magistrate’s Court found that the risks associated with his release could be addressed through appropriate conditions.

Thembelihle Mabanga

Content Head

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South African debate champion Tanya Jakeni seeks R40,000 to pursue political studies in Türkiye

After representing South Africa in international debating competitions and winning titles in the United States and Finland, Tanya Jakeni is appealing for R40,000 to cover travel and living expenses as she prepares to study Political Science and International Relations at Istanbul Gelişim University.

Thembelihle Mabanga

Content Head

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Manamela to launch Mpumalanga Skills Development Zone

Higher Education and Training Minister Buti Manamela will launch the Mpumalanga Skills Development Zone on Thursday to strengthen skills development and prepare workers for emerging opportunities linked to the Just Energy Transition.

Thembelihle Mabanga

Content Head

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The tide is turning: LFN makes further impact against banking overreach

Liberty Fighters Network and the Strydom family have appeared before the Gqeberha High Court in their ongoing dispute with Standard Bank. With judgment reserved, LFN says the hearing provided a fair opportunity to present its arguments and raised important questions about banking conduct and constitutional rights.

Reyno De Beer

Reyno De Beer

Contributor

Your identity for sale? LFN challenges South Africa’s hidden data regime

Liberty Fighters Network has given the Minister of Home Affairs 30 days to address concerns about population-register access and alleged gaps in privacy safeguards under South Africa’s identification laws. LFN warns that the proposed Digital ID rollout raises further questions about data protection and constitutional rights.

Reyno De Beer

Reyno De Beer

Contributor

Gauteng loses R14 billion annually as water losses reach 48%, Bloom

Gauteng could save billions of rands and improve water supply by reducing water losses, with Deputy Minister of Water and Sanitation Dr Jack Bloom warning that municipalities are losing revenue through leaking pipes, inaccurate billing and water theft.

Thembelihle Mabanga

Content Head

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LFN’s lockdown case could reshape constitutional accountability in South Africa

Liberty Fighters Network is pursuing a constitutional challenge over South Africa’s COVID-19 lockdown extensions, arguing that the National State of Disaster may have lapsed on 14 June 2020. The case raises questions about legal procedure, missing documents and government accountability.

Reyno De Beer

Reyno De Beer

Contributor

From victory lap to legal boomerang: LFN’s court win against the DA and Minister Dean Macpherson

Liberty Fighters Network says a ruling by Goliath DJP denied the DA’s bid for costs after LFN withdrew its amicus curiae application. The organisation argues the decision complicates the Minister’s public celebration of a separate judgment and says it will challenge that ruling.

Reyno De Beer

Reyno De Beer

Contributor

Black Excellence Network RSA rejects the narrow attribution of South Africa’s load-shedding turnaround

The Black Excellence Network RSA believes that South Africa must recognise all contributors to this achievement without overlooking the institution at the centre of the turnaround: Eskom.

Staff Reporter

Journalist

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Moriel Group blacklisted from state business after director’s arrest

Zimbabwean businessman Lawrence Mudzinganyama’s company, Moriel Infrastructure Group, has been removed from the Construction Industry Development Board’s (cidb) National Register of Contractors, barring it from accessing state construction procurement opportunities through its registration.

Thembelihle Mabanga

Content Head

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Macpherson blacklists 13 more construction companies, bringing total to 75

Public Works and Infrastructure Minister Dean Macpherson has announced the removal of 13 construction companies from the Construction Industry Development Board’s register over alleged misrepresentation in applications to upgrade their grading. The latest action brings the total number of contractors removed since June 2024 to more than 75.

Thembelihle Mabanga

Content Head

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Ramaphosa deploys 510 SANDF members to KwaZulu-Natal amid violence

President Cyril Ramaphosa has deployed 510 South African National Defence Force members to KwaZulu-Natal to support police operations following violence linked to misinformation about a Constitutional Court judgment on the Refugees Act. The deployment is expected to cost more than R34 million.

Thembelihle Mabanga

Content Head

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URCSA celebrates first same-sex marriage in Ottosdal Presbytery

The Uniting Reformed Church in Southern Africa has marked a historic milestone after Thuso Lobeko and Kagiso Maine tied the knot in the first same-sex marriage in the Ottosdal Presbytery, bringing renewed attention to the church’s commitment to LGBTQI+ inclusion.

Staff Reporter

Journalist

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Actress Asavela Mqokiyana arrested for driving at 198km/h in 120km/h zone

Actress and model Asavela Mqokiyana has been arrested after allegedly driving at 198km/h on the N2 near Ellingham in KwaZulu-Natal. Her arrest comes as authorities intensify road safety operations ahead of the festive season.

Staff Reporter

Journalist

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Coalition politics faces a service delivery test as local government elections approach

Experts at Frontline Conversations 2026 have warned that political coalitions and changes in municipal leadership will not resolve South Africa’s local government crisis without stronger financial accountability, capable administrations and improved service delivery.

Ntombi Nkosi

Senior Reporter

Read More

Suliman Carrim granted R100,000 bail in Madlanga Commission case

North West businessman and former ANC treasurer Suliman Carrim has been granted R100,000 bail after the Pretoria Magistrate’s Court found that the risks associated with his release could be addressed through appropriate conditions.

Thembelihle Mabanga

Content Head

Read More

South African debate champion Tanya Jakeni seeks R40,000 to pursue political studies in Türkiye

After representing South Africa in international debating competitions and winning titles in the United States and Finland, Tanya Jakeni is appealing for R40,000 to cover travel and living expenses as she prepares to study Political Science and International Relations at Istanbul Gelişim University.

Thembelihle Mabanga

Content Head

Read More

Manamela to launch Mpumalanga Skills Development Zone

Higher Education and Training Minister Buti Manamela will launch the Mpumalanga Skills Development Zone on Thursday to strengthen skills development and prepare workers for emerging opportunities linked to the Just Energy Transition.

Thembelihle Mabanga

Content Head

Read More

The tide is turning: LFN makes further impact against banking overreach

Liberty Fighters Network and the Strydom family have appeared before the Gqeberha High Court in their ongoing dispute with Standard Bank. With judgment reserved, LFN says the hearing provided a fair opportunity to present its arguments and raised important questions about banking conduct and constitutional rights.

Reyno De Beer

Reyno De Beer

Contributor

Your identity for sale? LFN challenges South Africa’s hidden data regime

Liberty Fighters Network has given the Minister of Home Affairs 30 days to address concerns about population-register access and alleged gaps in privacy safeguards under South Africa’s identification laws. LFN warns that the proposed Digital ID rollout raises further questions about data protection and constitutional rights.

Reyno De Beer

Reyno De Beer

Contributor

Gauteng loses R14 billion annually as water losses reach 48%, Bloom

Gauteng could save billions of rands and improve water supply by reducing water losses, with Deputy Minister of Water and Sanitation Dr Jack Bloom warning that municipalities are losing revenue through leaking pipes, inaccurate billing and water theft.

Thembelihle Mabanga

Content Head

Read More

LFN’s lockdown case could reshape constitutional accountability in South Africa

Liberty Fighters Network is pursuing a constitutional challenge over South Africa’s COVID-19 lockdown extensions, arguing that the National State of Disaster may have lapsed on 14 June 2020. The case raises questions about legal procedure, missing documents and government accountability.

Reyno De Beer

Reyno De Beer

Contributor

From victory lap to legal boomerang: LFN’s court win against the DA and Minister Dean Macpherson

Liberty Fighters Network says a ruling by Goliath DJP denied the DA’s bid for costs after LFN withdrew its amicus curiae application. The organisation argues the decision complicates the Minister’s public celebration of a separate judgment and says it will challenge that ruling.

Reyno De Beer

Reyno De Beer

Contributor

Black Excellence Network RSA rejects the narrow attribution of South Africa’s load-shedding turnaround

The Black Excellence Network RSA believes that South Africa must recognise all contributors to this achievement without overlooking the institution at the centre of the turnaround: Eskom.

Staff Reporter

Journalist

Read More

Moriel Group blacklisted from state business after director’s arrest

Zimbabwean businessman Lawrence Mudzinganyama’s company, Moriel Infrastructure Group, has been removed from the Construction Industry Development Board’s (cidb) National Register of Contractors, barring it from accessing state construction procurement opportunities through its registration.

Thembelihle Mabanga

Content Head

Read More

Macpherson blacklists 13 more construction companies, bringing total to 75

Public Works and Infrastructure Minister Dean Macpherson has announced the removal of 13 construction companies from the Construction Industry Development Board’s register over alleged misrepresentation in applications to upgrade their grading. The latest action brings the total number of contractors removed since June 2024 to more than 75.

Thembelihle Mabanga

Content Head

Read More

Ramaphosa deploys 510 SANDF members to KwaZulu-Natal amid violence

President Cyril Ramaphosa has deployed 510 South African National Defence Force members to KwaZulu-Natal to support police operations following violence linked to misinformation about a Constitutional Court judgment on the Refugees Act. The deployment is expected to cost more than R34 million.

Thembelihle Mabanga

Content Head

Read More

URCSA celebrates first same-sex marriage in Ottosdal Presbytery

The Uniting Reformed Church in Southern Africa has marked a historic milestone after Thuso Lobeko and Kagiso Maine tied the knot in the first same-sex marriage in the Ottosdal Presbytery, bringing renewed attention to the church’s commitment to LGBTQI+ inclusion.

Staff Reporter

Journalist

Read More

Actress Asavela Mqokiyana arrested for driving at 198km/h in 120km/h zone

Actress and model Asavela Mqokiyana has been arrested after allegedly driving at 198km/h on the N2 near Ellingham in KwaZulu-Natal. Her arrest comes as authorities intensify road safety operations ahead of the festive season.

Staff Reporter

Journalist

Read More

Coalition politics faces a service delivery test as local government elections approach

Experts at Frontline Conversations 2026 have warned that political coalitions and changes in municipal leadership will not resolve South Africa’s local government crisis without stronger financial accountability, capable administrations and improved service delivery.

Ntombi Nkosi

Senior Reporter

Read More

Suliman Carrim granted R100,000 bail in Madlanga Commission case

North West businessman and former ANC treasurer Suliman Carrim has been granted R100,000 bail after the Pretoria Magistrate’s Court found that the risks associated with his release could be addressed through appropriate conditions.

Thembelihle Mabanga

Content Head

Read More

South African debate champion Tanya Jakeni seeks R40,000 to pursue political studies in Türkiye

After representing South Africa in international debating competitions and winning titles in the United States and Finland, Tanya Jakeni is appealing for R40,000 to cover travel and living expenses as she prepares to study Political Science and International Relations at Istanbul Gelişim University.

Thembelihle Mabanga

Content Head

Read More

Manamela to launch Mpumalanga Skills Development Zone

Higher Education and Training Minister Buti Manamela will launch the Mpumalanga Skills Development Zone on Thursday to strengthen skills development and prepare workers for emerging opportunities linked to the Just Energy Transition.

Thembelihle Mabanga

Content Head

Read More

The tide is turning: LFN makes further impact against banking overreach

Liberty Fighters Network and the Strydom family have appeared before the Gqeberha High Court in their ongoing dispute with Standard Bank. With judgment reserved, LFN says the hearing provided a fair opportunity to present its arguments and raised important questions about banking conduct and constitutional rights.

Reyno De Beer

Reyno De Beer

Contributor

Your identity for sale? LFN challenges South Africa’s hidden data regime

Liberty Fighters Network has given the Minister of Home Affairs 30 days to address concerns about population-register access and alleged gaps in privacy safeguards under South Africa’s identification laws. LFN warns that the proposed Digital ID rollout raises further questions about data protection and constitutional rights.

Reyno De Beer

Reyno De Beer

Contributor

Gauteng loses R14 billion annually as water losses reach 48%, Bloom

Gauteng could save billions of rands and improve water supply by reducing water losses, with Deputy Minister of Water and Sanitation Dr Jack Bloom warning that municipalities are losing revenue through leaking pipes, inaccurate billing and water theft.

Thembelihle Mabanga

Content Head

Read More

LFN’s lockdown case could reshape constitutional accountability in South Africa

Liberty Fighters Network is pursuing a constitutional challenge over South Africa’s COVID-19 lockdown extensions, arguing that the National State of Disaster may have lapsed on 14 June 2020. The case raises questions about legal procedure, missing documents and government accountability.

Reyno De Beer

Reyno De Beer

Contributor

From victory lap to legal boomerang: LFN’s court win against the DA and Minister Dean Macpherson

Liberty Fighters Network says a ruling by Goliath DJP denied the DA’s bid for costs after LFN withdrew its amicus curiae application. The organisation argues the decision complicates the Minister’s public celebration of a separate judgment and says it will challenge that ruling.

Reyno De Beer

Reyno De Beer

Contributor

Black Excellence Network RSA rejects the narrow attribution of South Africa’s load-shedding turnaround

The Black Excellence Network RSA believes that South Africa must recognise all contributors to this achievement without overlooking the institution at the centre of the turnaround: Eskom.

Staff Reporter

Journalist

Read More

Moriel Group blacklisted from state business after director’s arrest

Zimbabwean businessman Lawrence Mudzinganyama’s company, Moriel Infrastructure Group, has been removed from the Construction Industry Development Board’s (cidb) National Register of Contractors, barring it from accessing state construction procurement opportunities through its registration.

Thembelihle Mabanga

Content Head

Read More

Macpherson blacklists 13 more construction companies, bringing total to 75

Public Works and Infrastructure Minister Dean Macpherson has announced the removal of 13 construction companies from the Construction Industry Development Board’s register over alleged misrepresentation in applications to upgrade their grading. The latest action brings the total number of contractors removed since June 2024 to more than 75.

Thembelihle Mabanga

Content Head

Read More

Ramaphosa deploys 510 SANDF members to KwaZulu-Natal amid violence

President Cyril Ramaphosa has deployed 510 South African National Defence Force members to KwaZulu-Natal to support police operations following violence linked to misinformation about a Constitutional Court judgment on the Refugees Act. The deployment is expected to cost more than R34 million.

Thembelihle Mabanga

Content Head

Read More

URCSA celebrates first same-sex marriage in Ottosdal Presbytery

The Uniting Reformed Church in Southern Africa has marked a historic milestone after Thuso Lobeko and Kagiso Maine tied the knot in the first same-sex marriage in the Ottosdal Presbytery, bringing renewed attention to the church’s commitment to LGBTQI+ inclusion.

Staff Reporter

Journalist

Read More

Coalition politics faces a service delivery test as local government elections approach

Experts at Frontline Conversations 2026 have warned that political coalitions and changes in municipal leadership will not resolve South Africa’s local government crisis without stronger financial accountability, capable administrations and improved service delivery.

Ntombi Nkosi

Senior Reporter

Read More

Suliman Carrim granted R100,000 bail in Madlanga Commission case

North West businessman and former ANC treasurer Suliman Carrim has been granted R100,000 bail after the Pretoria Magistrate’s Court found that the risks associated with his release could be addressed through appropriate conditions.

Thembelihle Mabanga

Content Head

Read More

South African debate champion Tanya Jakeni seeks R40,000 to pursue political studies in Türkiye

After representing South Africa in international debating competitions and winning titles in the United States and Finland, Tanya Jakeni is appealing for R40,000 to cover travel and living expenses as she prepares to study Political Science and International Relations at Istanbul Gelişim University.

Thembelihle Mabanga

Content Head

Read More

Manamela to launch Mpumalanga Skills Development Zone

Higher Education and Training Minister Buti Manamela will launch the Mpumalanga Skills Development Zone on Thursday to strengthen skills development and prepare workers for emerging opportunities linked to the Just Energy Transition.

Thembelihle Mabanga

Content Head

Read More

The tide is turning: LFN makes further impact against banking overreach

Liberty Fighters Network and the Strydom family have appeared before the Gqeberha High Court in their ongoing dispute with Standard Bank. With judgment reserved, LFN says the hearing provided a fair opportunity to present its arguments and raised important questions about banking conduct and constitutional rights.

Reyno De Beer

Reyno De Beer

Contributor

Your identity for sale? LFN challenges South Africa’s hidden data regime

Liberty Fighters Network has given the Minister of Home Affairs 30 days to address concerns about population-register access and alleged gaps in privacy safeguards under South Africa’s identification laws. LFN warns that the proposed Digital ID rollout raises further questions about data protection and constitutional rights.

Reyno De Beer

Reyno De Beer

Contributor

Gauteng loses R14 billion annually as water losses reach 48%, Bloom

Gauteng could save billions of rands and improve water supply by reducing water losses, with Deputy Minister of Water and Sanitation Dr Jack Bloom warning that municipalities are losing revenue through leaking pipes, inaccurate billing and water theft.

Thembelihle Mabanga

Content Head

Read More

LFN’s lockdown case could reshape constitutional accountability in South Africa

Liberty Fighters Network is pursuing a constitutional challenge over South Africa’s COVID-19 lockdown extensions, arguing that the National State of Disaster may have lapsed on 14 June 2020. The case raises questions about legal procedure, missing documents and government accountability.

Reyno De Beer

Reyno De Beer

Contributor

From victory lap to legal boomerang: LFN’s court win against the DA and Minister Dean Macpherson

Liberty Fighters Network says a ruling by Goliath DJP denied the DA’s bid for costs after LFN withdrew its amicus curiae application. The organisation argues the decision complicates the Minister’s public celebration of a separate judgment and says it will challenge that ruling.

Reyno De Beer

Reyno De Beer

Contributor

Black Excellence Network RSA rejects the narrow attribution of South Africa’s load-shedding turnaround

The Black Excellence Network RSA believes that South Africa must recognise all contributors to this achievement without overlooking the institution at the centre of the turnaround: Eskom.

Staff Reporter

Journalist

Read More

Moriel Group blacklisted from state business after director’s arrest

Zimbabwean businessman Lawrence Mudzinganyama’s company, Moriel Infrastructure Group, has been removed from the Construction Industry Development Board’s (cidb) National Register of Contractors, barring it from accessing state construction procurement opportunities through its registration.

Thembelihle Mabanga

Content Head

Read More

Macpherson blacklists 13 more construction companies, bringing total to 75

Public Works and Infrastructure Minister Dean Macpherson has announced the removal of 13 construction companies from the Construction Industry Development Board’s register over alleged misrepresentation in applications to upgrade their grading. The latest action brings the total number of contractors removed since June 2024 to more than 75.

Thembelihle Mabanga

Content Head

Read More

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Uncover the pulse of South Africa and beyond with SA Daily, your trusted destination for up-to-the-minute news. From breaking local stories to global developments, politics, business, lifestyle, sport, and opinion, we deliver credible and insightful journalism that keeps you informed and engaged with the issues shaping our nation and the world.

We go beyond the headlines with thought-provoking analysis, in-depth features, and diverse perspectives. Guided by accuracy, balance, and relevance, SA Daily empowers readers to navigate an ever-changing news landscape while upholding the highest journalistic standards. Always in the public interest, always for South Africa.

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Stay updated on the latest stories shaping South Africa and the world. From politics and business to culture, tech, and finance — we deliver the news in a flash, straight to your inbox.

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We go beyond the headlines with thought-provoking analysis, in-depth features, and diverse perspectives. Guided by accuracy, balance, and relevance, SA Daily empowers readers to navigate an ever-changing news landscape while upholding the highest journalistic standards. Always in the public interest, always for South Africa.

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Stay updated on the latest stories shaping South Africa and the world. From politics and business to culture, tech, and finance — we deliver the news in a flash, straight to your inbox.

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Stay updated on the latest stories shaping South Africa and the world. From politics and business to culture, tech, and finance — we deliver the news in a flash, straight to your inbox.

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We go beyond the headlines with thought-provoking analysis, in-depth features, and diverse perspectives. Guided by accuracy, balance, and relevance, SA Daily empowers readers to navigate an ever-changing news landscape while upholding the highest journalistic standards. Always in the public interest, always for South Africa.

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