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Former President Flags Government-Business Trust Breakdown as Economic Threat
Former leader warns of institutional credibility crisis undermining investment and policy coordination.
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Labour Unions Demand Seat at Table in South Africa's Growth Pact Talks
Organised labour challenges bilateral growth pact structure, demanding formal role in economic policy-making.
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Hospital Fraud Suspect Released on R200k Bond in R635m Procurement Case
Suspect granted bail in major hospital procurement scheme investigation involving Gauteng health officials.
Teen Faces Court in Child Abuse Material Case; SAPS, International Agencies Join Investiga
South African police and FBI coordinate arrest of teenager in child exploitation material investigation.
Police Tracking Data Places Officer at Murder Scene; Deputy Chief Trial Intensifies
Tracking data and protocol violations emerge as central issues in suspended deputy chief's murder trial.
Court to Rule on Government's Authority to Use AI for Welfare Decisions in South Africa
Appellate court to examine whether automated systems can lawfully determine welfare eligibility in South Africa.
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Moscow Summit Signals Shift in Russia's Africa Trade Commitments, Officials Say
Russian officials prepare to sign new trade agreements amid questions about delivery on past commitments.
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Lamola outlines South Africa's foreign policy agenda within constitutional and multilatera
South Africa frames regional and global engagement through constitutional values and multilateral institutions.