DA Under Fire as Karabo Khakhau Exclusion Row Deepens

DA Under Fire as Karabo Khakhau Exclusion Row Deepens

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Triumphant Junior Boks Welcomed Back to SA

World champions Junior Springboks are on home soil after arriving on Monday morning. The Junior Boks were welcomed back by cheering fans and Mark Alexander,…

Court Dismisses Bid to Drop Gupta-Linked Mining Corruption Charges, Trial to Resume in 2026

The Johannesburg High Court has dismissed a high-stakes application brought under Section 174 of the Criminal Procedure Act by several accused in a landmark corruption…

Foreigners Dominate 7th Edition of Beira Marathon

Foreign athletes once again asserted their dominance at the 7th edition of the Légua da Beira (Beira Marathon), held on Saturday, with more than 3,000…

Mozambique Issues Warning Over Possible Contamination of Limpopo River Water

MOZAMBIQUE’S Southern Regional Water Administration (ARA-Sul) has issued a warning regarding a potential contamination of the Limpopo River, which flows through four African countries. Authorities…

‘Animal Farm’ Politics? ANC Defends Mchunu’s Stay as Party Cracks Widen

Accusations of double standards and factional favouritism are once again plaguing the African National Congress (ANC), after its Secretary-General Fikile Mbalula confirmed that embattled Police…

Upholding Cultural Subjectivity Amid the Dynamic Interplay of World Cultures: The Spiritual Cornerstone of China’s Path to Modernisation

https://chinaview.xhinst.net/Views/20250718/19437853_Upholding-Cultural-Subjectivity-Amid-the-Dynamic-Interplay-of-World-Cultures-The-Spiritual-Cornerstone-of-Chinas-Path-to-Modernization.html African Times has published this article in partnership with Xinhua News Agency

Nasreddine Nabi in Buoyant Mood Ahead of New Season

“I feel absolutely optimistic about the upcoming season.” With these words, Kaizer Chiefs coach Nasreddine Nabi is convinced the team will be better this season.…

Forum on China-Mexico Civilization Dialogue Held in Mexico

Mexico City – A forum on China-Mexico civilization exchanges and mutual learning was held here Friday, where participants agreed that China-Mexico civilization exchanges and mutual…

Ramaphosa Launches Inquiry into Delays in Apartheid-Era Justice, Says “Families Deserve Closure and Justice”

President Cyril Ramaphosa has announced the formation of a judicial commission of inquiry to investigate why apartheid-era crimes identified by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) have still not been fully investigated or prosecuted.

The commission will be led by retired Constitutional Court Judge Sisi Khampepe, with assistance from retired Northern Cape Judge President Frans Diale Kgomo and Senior Counsel Andrea Gabriel.

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Orlando Pirates Dominate Final Bafana Bafana Squad

Bafana Bafana coach Hugo Broos has announced the final squad for the friendlies next month.

Bafana will host Tanzania on 6 June at the Peter Mokaba Stadium (19H30) and then welcome Mozambique to the Loftus Stadium on 10 June (19H00).

Orlando Pirates dominate the squad with nine players. Meanwhile, rivals Kaizer Chiefs had three players in the preliminary squad; Bruce Bvuma, Mduduzi Shabalala and Yusuf Maart, but none made the cut.

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Sundowns Boss Expects Champions League Trophy at Chloorkop

Mamelodi Sundowns chairman Tlhopie Motsepe has backed the team to right their wrongs from the first leg of the CAF Champions League against Egyptian team Pyramids.

The Brazilians head into Sunday’s second-leg clash in Cairo on the back foot after conceding in injury time to draw 1-1 in Pretoria.

Sundowns need a draw with goals or a win to lift the trophy, and Motsepe is confident.

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EFF Takes Finance Minister Enock Godongwana to Court for Fuel Levy Increase Without Money Bill

The EFF has followed up on its previous threat to challenge the fuel levy increase in court by filing papers with the Western Cape High Court.

In the urgent papers, the red party is challenging the announcement by the Minister of Finance, Enock Godongwana, on May 21, that the country’s fuel levy would be increased next week (4 June 2025) to make up for the revenue that would have been raised through the now scrapped VAT increase.

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Limpopo Cop Wanted for Rape Hangs Himself to Evade Arrest

A 45-year-old police officer in Limpopo who was wanted on allegations of raping a 17-year-old girl has committed suicide by hanging himself with a rope at his home in Ditshosing village just outside Giyani.

According to the Limpopo Police provincial spokesperson Colonel Malesela Ledwaba, a police sergeant who cannot be named at this stage allegedly raped a 17-year-old female on Sunday, 25 May 2025, at Ditshosing village.

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VW Polo Believed to Have Been Used in Murder of Wits Student Found in Phoenix, 3 Suspects Sought by Police

Police have found and seized the car that was allegedly used in the killing of Olorato Mongale, and the elderly man identified as the owner of the vehicle has been arrested.

The 30-year-old journalism graduate from Rhodes University and a student at the University of the Witwatersrand (Wits) was reported missing after going on a first date with a man only known as “John”.

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Floyd Shivambu Says Trip to Malawi Where He Eventually Met with Bhushiri Was “Mandated”

The Secretary-General of the Umkhonto Wesizwe (MK) Party, Floyd Shivambu, has explained his Easter weekend trip to Malawi that sparked outrage after he visited the church of self-proclaimed prophet, Shepherd Bhushiri.

Shivambu said the visit was not specifically to the church of the fugitive, who is wanted for a series of cases in South Africa, but that he was there to meet with political leaders and was later invited to attend the church.

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Al Ahly Lives Up to Expectations in Egypt

Egyptian club Al Ahly has won the Egyptian Premier League for a third consecutive season after thrashing Pharco 6-0 on Thursday.

The Red Devils have won eight league titles in the past decade, asserting their dominance.

Pyramids, who also beat Ceramica Cleopatra 5-1 yesterday, settled for second spot as the two sides were separated on the final day of the season.

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South Africa, Namibia in Historic Clash

Cricket South Africa (CSA) and Cricket Namibia have announced a historic once-off T20 International (T20I) match.

The Proteas and the Namibia Eagles will meet at the FNB Namibia Cricket Ground (NCG) in Windhoek on 11 October.

“This encounter will mark the first-ever international match between the two national senior sides – a significant milestone for African cricket,” reads the statement from CSA and Cricket Namibia.

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Chelsea Complete Set of UEFA Club Trophies

Newly crowned UEFA Conference League winners Chelsea have made history by completing the set of UEFA club trophies.

The English side came from a goal down to beat Real Betis of Spain 4-1 in Thursday’s final played in Wroclaw, Poland, to become the first team in history to win all five European trophies.

The Blues’ trophy cabinet is now home to the UEFA Conference League (2024/25), UEFA Champions League (2011/12, 2020/21), UEFA Europa League (2012/13, 2018/19), UEFA Super Cup (1998,READ MORE

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