WATCH | ‘Let me mourn’ – Ramaphosa shuts down Trump talk at funeral
Cape Town – President Cyril Ramaphosa says the issues raised by US President Donald Trump during their Oval Office... Read more
25 May
SA bends for Musk! Starlink set to beam in as govt ditches ownership rule
Johannesburg – South Africa’s government is moving towards easing its black ownership laws in the telecoms sector – a... Read more
24 May
‘A true boss’: McKenzie commends Ramaphosa’s diplomatic efforts in US
Cape Town – Minister of Sport, Arts and Culture, Gayton McKenzie took to his X (formerly Twitter) account this... Read more
24 May
Genocide claim: Stats show most victims are black, no land grabs in sight, says Minister Mchunu
Johannesburg – South Africa does not face a “white genocide” and claims that most victims of murders on farms... Read more
23 May
Trump’s SA lies EXPOSED! Majority of murder victims are black – not white farmers
Johannesburg – South Africa’s murder rate is high but statistics show that most victims are young black men, contradicting... Read more
23 May
‘Baseless and dangerous’: SA angered by Trump’s ‘genocide’ claims
Johannesburg – South Africans voiced anger Thursday at US President Donald Trump’s persistent false claim of a genocide against... Read more
23 May
Why Trump chose Malema to sell his white genocide narrative
Johannesburg – A video projected by US President Donald Trump to support false claims of “persecution” of white South... Read more
23 May
Trump, Ramaphosa agreed to strengthen trade – presidency
Johannesburg – US President Donald Trump and his South African counterpart Cyril Ramaphosa agreed at talks in Washington to... Read more
23 May
SA Presidency clears air on Jonas’s White House no-show
Cape Town – The South African presidency has denied reports that Special Envoy Mcebisi Jonas was excluded from a... Read more
22 May
WATCH | Ramaphosa jets out after oval office clash with Trump
Cape Town – President Cyril Ramaphosa has returned to South Africa after a working visit to the United States,... Read more
22 May
