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The Department of Justice and Constitutional Development (DOJCD) is about to table two new pieces of legislation that could significantly alter the country’s legal practices. The two landmark Bills – one focused on targeting international fugitives and the other revolutionizing divorce law – make their way through parliament. Newly appointed minister Mmamoloko Kubayi has introduced

President Cyril Ramaphosa has faced and survived a series of political crises and dilemmas since assuming office. Police Minister Senzo Mchunu was suspended from his department for alleged links to police interference and misleading Parliament. If proven this could be obstruction of justice at the highest level of power. At the Presidency Budget Vote debate

Iraqi News.com reported that leaders of Iraq’s governing Shia coalition, the Coordination Framework held a high-level meeting on Tuesday (July 15, 2025) to discuss the latest strategic power moves by the influential Muqtada al-Sadr, which has sparked anxieties of a potential new alliance between Al-Sadr and incumbent Prime Minister Mohammed Shia Al-Sudani that could recast

Addressing the congregated mourners at former Deputy President David Mabuza’s funeral, President Cyril Ramaphosa referred to his late second in command as a “unifier”. The President was delivering the eulogy. The funeral took place last week Saturday at Hoërsool Bergvlam in Mbombela, Mpumalanga. Prior to his entry into politics where he rose to Deputy President,

Durban South residents have been warned to prepare for an interruption of their water supplied by uMngeni-uThukela Wiggins Water Treatment Works Gravity System. The eThekwini Municipality has issued a public notice for a planned water outage for areas supplied by the Water Treatment Works Gravity System from the morning of July 8th until the 9th.

Yemen has never been a pleasant place to visit for the last fourteen years. Now the Israeli Zionist regime – in the footsteps of Saudi Crown Prince Muhammad Bin Salman – have moved forward with the launch of strikes at the coastal city of Hudaydah. This was confirmed by the Houthi-controlled local media of southern

LOCAL NEWS – KwaZulu‑Natal1. KZN Sees Nearly 11,000 Arrests in Police CrackdownThe South African Police Service in KwaZulu‑Natal arrested 10,872 individuals over the past month during a major crime-fighting operation across identified hotspots. The arrests included 3,278 for contact crimes (197 for murder and 1,559 for GBH), 207 for rape-related offences, 229 for weapons charges,