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Hundreds stranded at Beitbridge

Protesters yesterday called for the ouster of South African President Cyril Ramaphosa who they accuse of gross incompetence.
By Lorraine Muromo Mar. 21, 2023

EFF national shutdown affects Zim offices

“The consulate will reopen for business on 21 March 2023, as per the working hours specified in its Public Notice on Extended Working Hours dated 9 March 2023
By Staff Reporter Mar. 20, 2023

Is White monopoly capital turning against its own in SA?

The timing of such an announcement and other unfolding events seems well calculated.
By Tapiwa Gomo Mar. 13, 2023

South Africa's Ramaphosa adds electricity minister, allies ahead of 2024 election

He appointed the ANC’s No. 2 official Paul Mashatile as deputy president following David Mabuza’s resignation last week, a widely expected move.
By Reuters Mar. 7, 2023

Phala Phala Farmgate: money hidden in couch ‘was not declared to Sars’

Party leader John Steenhuisen said Sars had confirmed that the money entered the country illegally.
By IOL Mar. 6, 2023

South African rand weakens as investors await cabinet reshuffle

At 0642 GMT, the rand traded at 18.1750 against the dollar, 0.19% weaker than its previous close.
By Reuters Mar. 6, 2023

A budgeted stitch in time saves nine

The warning behind the article was clear, if President Matamela Cyril Ramaphosa disregards Indonesia’s success model he risks South Africa becoming a failed state.
By Tapiwa Nyandoro Mar. 3, 2023

Commonwealth faces tough dilemma over Zimbabwe

Canada, too, is declining to say whether Zimbabwe should be readmitted to the Commonwealth, although its diplomats have been discussing the issue informally for months.
By Globe And Mail Feb. 8, 2023

South African rand dives after president cancels Davos trip over energy crisis

The South African rand traded at 17.065 against the U.S. dollar at 0930 GMT, 1.29% weaker than its previous close and its weakest level since Dec. 1.
By Reuters Jan. 16, 2023