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Exposed: The African Audition Scam — How Young South African Women Were Exploited Online

South Africans are in uproar after a disturbing exploitation scheme involving a bogus casting agency, African Audition, came to light. The operation — allegedly led by a man named Ivo Suzee —

November 15, 2025

by Africa Daily

Springs Mall Applies for Court Order to Boot Bathu out Over Unpaid Rent

The companies that own Springs Mall have approached the court to seek an order to evict popular sneaker retailer Bathu from its premises after the company failed to keep up with its rental payment. The application was brought by Blue

June 1, 2026

by Ngwako Malatji

Watch: King Misuzulu Launches Profanity-Laced Tirade at Wife

A video clip showing Zulu King Misuzulu kaZwelithini hurling abusive epithets at his wife Queen Nomzamo

MacG’s Mouth Lands Him and Sol in Hot Water Again!

Mzansi’s podcast enfant terrible, MacG, and his co-hosts Sol Phenduka and Ghost Lady are facing another

’DA won’t stay silent when ANC ignores GNU consensus’, says Hill-Lewis

Democratic Alliance (DA) leader Geordin Hill-Lewis says his party will no longer remain silent when the ANC fails to consult its Government of National Unity (GNU) partners. The DA warned that it

July 2, 2026

News·Politics

Kaya FM Employees No Longer Feeling at Home After Greg Maloka’s Return

Fear has gripped female employees of Kaya FM 959 who previously accused former boss Greg Maloka of sexual harassment, after the station’s majority shareholder rehired him. AME, which owns a majority stake

July 2, 2026

News·South Africa

Ramaphosa faces backlash over Dina Pule’s return in Cabinet reshuffle

Opposition parties and labour federation COSATU have condemned the return of former minister Dina Pule to the executive, questioning President Cyril Ramaphosa’s latest Cabinet changes. The criticism came as Ramaphosa swore in

July 1, 2026

News·Politics

More than 900 arrested as police hail largely peaceful anti-illegal immigration protests

More than 900 people were arrested during law enforcement operations linked to Tuesday’s nationwide anti-illegal immigration demonstrations, with authorities saying the majority were undocumented foreign nationals apprehended during operations conducted alongside the

July 1, 2026

Crime·News·South Africa

Madlanga Commission Turns Down Khan’s Closed Hearing Request Amid Claims He Remains Critically ill

Suspended Crime Intelligence deputy head Major-General Feroz Khan will not be allowed, for now, to give evidence behind closed doors after the Madlanga Commission of Inquiry found his application lacked sufficient detail.

July 1, 2026

Crime·News

Tumisho Masha rejects xenophobia label, defends calls for stricter immigration enforcement

Television actor Tumisho Masha has joined a growing number of South African public figures rejecting claims that South Africans are xenophobic, arguing that criticism of illegal immigration is being unfairly framed as

July 1, 2026

Hot Topics·News·Opinions·South Africa

Senior SAPS brigadier dismissed over misconduct linked to ‘Cat’ Matlala

The South African Police Service (SAPS) has dismissed Brigadier Rachel Matjeng after she was found guilty of serious misconduct arising from her dealings with alleged underworld figure Vusimuzi “Cat” Matlala. Police spokesperson

July 1, 2026

Crime·News·South Africa

Mzwakhe Mbuli dismisses R600 million shutdown claim, blames illegal immigration for South Africa’s crime woes

Veteran poet and anti-apartheid activist Mzwakhe Mbuli has criticised claims that Tuesday’s anti-illegal immigration shutdown cost South Africa government R600 million, describing the figure as an exaggeration while defending the constitutional right

July 1, 2026

News·South Africa

Côte d’Ivoire become second African side to exit 2026 FIFA World Cup after Norway defeat

Côte d’Ivoire became the second African nation to bow out of the 2026 FIFA World Cup after suffering a heartbreaking 2-1 defeat to Norway in their Round of 32 clash at Dallas

June 30, 2026

News·Soccer·Sport

Government rejects claims it deployed R600m to ‘fight South Africans’ after migration protests

Government has rejected claims that it spent R600 million to confront South Africans during Tuesday’s nationwide anti-illegal immigration protests. Government insisted the security deployment was solely aimed at maintaining law and order

June 30, 2026

News·South Africa

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Springs Mall Applies for Court Order to Boot Bathu out Over Unpaid Rent

Watch: King Misuzulu Launches Profanity-Laced Tirade at Wife

MacG’s Mouth Lands Him and Sol in Hot Water Again!

’DA won’t stay silent when ANC ignores GNU consensus’, says Hill-Lewis

Kaya FM Employees No Longer Feeling at Home After Greg Maloka’s Return

More than 900 arrested as police hail largely peaceful anti-illegal immigration protests

Madlanga Commission Turns Down Khan’s Closed Hearing Request Amid Claims He Remains Critically ill

Senior SAPS brigadier dismissed over misconduct linked to ‘Cat’ Matlala

Mzwakhe Mbuli dismisses R600 million shutdown claim, blames illegal immigration for South Africa’s crime woes

Côte d’Ivoire become second African side to exit 2026 FIFA World Cup after Norway defeat

Government rejects claims it deployed R600m to ‘fight South Africans’ after migration protests

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