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South African politics is exceedingly interesting — but it seems like a lot of us are more inclined to consume international news rather than news on the home front. So, we’re breaking down just a few of the most interesting things that have happened in SA politics in the last few months. While these examples are entertaining, we cannot overstate their importance as well. We implore South Africans to consume South African news not only because it is entertaining, but because it is vital for demo
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ActionSA revealed that Cyril Ramaphosa and his cabinet spent R450 million in overseas trips during their first 18 months in office. The Ministry of Human Settlements and the Minister of Women, Youth, and People with Disabilities have been highlighted as some of the big spenders in the cabinet. A 3 night trip taken by Parks Tau to New York City was also highlighted for its high cost of R2.12 million. ActionSA MP Alan Beesley posed the question of how important these trips truly were — and if the
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US Senator John Kennedy has tabled a bill that seeks to extend the African Growth and Opportunity Act — but specifically excluded South Africa. If passed, this bill would revoke any benefits SA has gained from AGOA, bring a bilateral audit and could place sanctions upon SA government officials. This follows an increase in tensions between the US and South Africa over trade, the G20 and South African laws. | Newsroom ZA
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Recent rumours that President Cyril Ramaphosa may resign following the G20 Summit this weekend have many concerned. While the ANC has come forward to shut these rumours down, Gayton McKenzie took to Facebook live to express his belief that there is conflict within the government that is seeking to remove Ramaphosa. McKenzie further explained that, in his view, the removal of Ramaphosa would be economically catastrophic. | Newsroom ZA
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Cyril Ramaphosa’s spokesperson, Vincent Magwenya, has come out to slam Elon Musk’s claim that SA has more racially discriminatory laws today than during apartheid. This follows a post from Musk on X saying that South Africa has more anti-white laws than it had anti-black laws. Magwenya has dismissed these claims as racially insensitive and offensive. | Newsroom ZA
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Protests have flared up again outside Addington Primary in Durban, with March and March and Operation Dudula demanding “SA-first” school placements as police were deployed at the gates. The school says it is full with 1,548 learners and that 968 pupils (nearly 63%) are South African. Education officials have stepped in to address placement concerns, keep the school running and protect learning for every child. Video: EversonLuhanga | X | Newsroom ZA
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US tariffs and fund cuts are hitting SA’s healthcare sector and economy hard. 25% imposed tariffs on steel, aluminum and and vehicles is driving up costs. In the healthcare sector, fund cuts to aid programmes are forcing the closure of HIV clinics and putting thousands of jobs at risks. | Newsroom ZA
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These are today’s headlines in less than 60 seconds: 17 South African men are trapped in the Ukraine after being lured into mercenary roles under the guise of lucrative job opportunities. Home Affairs has announced that 20 new branches will open across the country by 2026. Donald Trump has said he will not be attending the G20 Summit in Johannesburg. The Department of Agriculture has ordered a quarantine on farms affected by a Foot and Mouth Disease outbreak. | Newsroom ZA
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