Oscar Mabuyane Loses Defamation Case Against Julius Malema Over Fort Hare Degree Claims

Eastern Cape Premier Oscar Mabuyane has suffered a legal setback after the Eastern Cape High Court dismissed his defamation application against EFF leader Julius Malema. The court also ordered Mabuyane to pay the legal costs of the matter. The dispute centred on statements made by Malema regarding allegations that Mabuyane fraudulently obtained a masters degree The post Oscar Mabuyane Loses Defamation Case Against Julius Malema Over Fort Hare Degree Claims appeared first on SurgeZirc SA.

Kenya: Blind tailor breaking boundaries

A tailor who lost his sight completely due to glaucoma has found ingenious ways to continue sewing accurately. When Charles Kibe lost his sight in 2017, he also lost customers, but now his business is thriving.

African cities back pact to shape future of data centers

African cities are joining a global effort to shape the future of data centers. As demand for digital infrastructure surges, leaders are pushing for new rules to balance technological growth with energy and environmental concerns.

MPs weigh in on deportation of undocumented foreigners

The debate on the budget vote on Home Affairs was dominated by issues of undocumented foerigners.

Zambian government drops legal fight over Lungu's remains

Zambian govt has officially thrown in the towel in the lengthy battle over former President Lungu

Johannesburg Water announces a 12-hour water shutdown to affect 16 suburbs

Johannesburg Water has announced a planned water shutdown affecting several suburbs, and residents need to prepare.

Three Kaizer Chiefs transfer targets

Kaizer Chiefs have begun their transfer business with the signing of Thabo Moloisane, but more arrivals are needed.

UN to begin evacuating stranded Mideast sailors after US-Iran talks

More than 11 000 sailors will be evacuated from the strait as diplomacy ramps up, though Tehran denies agreeing to IAEA site access.

24 hours in pictures, 23 June 2026

Through the lens: The Citizen's Picture Editors select the best news photographs from South Africa and around the world.

Schreiber: 9,488 foreign nationals deported, 7,000 still await processing in Durban

Heatwave sparks health warnings across Europe

France, Spain, Italy, and the UK issued health warnings on Tuesday as extreme heat forced closures, power cuts, and dozens of drownings.

BRICS security meeting concludes in New Delhi amid global uncertainty

BRICS nations concluded a two-day meeting in New Delhi on Tuesday, with senior officials focusing on growing geopolitical tensions, economic challenges and global security concerns.

DA calls on Lesufi to implement Hostel Redevelopment Programme

DA in Gauteng calls on Premier Lesufi to transform all hostels into decent family-oriented housing.

WEATHER: Damaging waves and RAIN expected in FOUR provinces

Take a detailed look at what the weather has in store for South Africa's nine provinces this Wednesday, 24 June 2026.

How skateboarding changed Kimberley teen's life [Video & Pictures]

Learn about the impact of skateboarding on Thabang Tsillo, who thrives on perseverance, mentorship and the skateboarding community.

Portugal seek sharper edge against Uzbekistan after blunt start

Portugal had plenty of the ball in their World Cup opener, but little bite.

Rassie says Springbok squad likely to change after England Test

Head coach Rassie Erasmus mentioned a number of players by name who could get a crack in the coming months.

Johannesburg Water clarifies Hillbrow extortion incident

Johannesburg Water clarifies Hillbrow extortion incident that happened on Monday

Cachalia says police ready for planned June 30 protests

Cachalia was speaking during a media briefing in Cape Town on security preparations.

Inside Wicknell Chivayo's R160m Clifton mansion

Zimbabwean businessman Wicknell Chivayo has taken ownership of a R160 million mansion in Cape Town's prestigious Clifton area.