Affiliated with the March and March movement, traditional regiments took to the streets of Durban today in a major show of support for stricter immigration control.

The Impact Forum NPC leads a major mobilisation at the Department of Home Affairs as citizens push for urgent border control and job creation.

The City of Tshwane’s mayor has highlighted how unregulated foreign-owned businesses and cheap migrant labour are contributing to high local unemployment, reigniting a national debate.

Organisers say the march will highlight how foreign nationals are “taking jobs” from South Africans, with reports that 40 foreign nationals have been isolated for safety as tensions rise.

With the Iran conflict disrupting global energy markets, Ramaphosa has prolonged the high-level task team to shield South African households and businesses from rising fuel prices and inflation.

The Tesla and SpaceX CEO claims Pretoria is blocking Starlink because he is not Black, reigniting fierce debate about BEE policy, foreign investment and digital inclusion.

From discreet Johannesburg boardrooms to quiet diplomatic dinners in Pretoria, a web of unelected players is forging new alliances that could redefine the 2029 election landscape.

Rising public pressure, protests and party positioning are reshaping the country’s policy direction.

One-year anniversary protest highlights growing public pressure on government over border control, jobs and service delivery.

The rise of coalition-era bargaining is reshaping decision-making, accountability and the way power is exercised across the country.

Commission probes alleged corruption, political interference and organised crime links inside South Africa’s intelligence structures.

Home Affairs expands Smart ID services to bank branches, but public reactions reveal both optimism and anxiety over security, immigration enforcement, and the future role of the Post Office.

Durban’s new Nelson Mandela and Oliver Tambo monuments reignite discussions about priorities in city budgets amid ongoing service delivery challenges.

Markets tumble 3.2% as Democratic Alliance accuses the President of betraying the poor, raising fears of investor flight and political instability.

Family of Zambia’s former president rejects poisoning claims and resists state involvement in funeral plans.

Civil society group challenges South Africa’s top leaders in a high-stakes legal fight that could reshape healthcare policy for generations.