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From Qonce to Time100: Siviwe Gwarube recognised as world rising star (opens the original)
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Basic education minister Siviwe Gwarube has been named in the Time100 Next 2026 list of the world’s most influential rising leaders, recognised for her role as one of South Africa’s youngest cabinet ministers. The official annual list was released on Wednesday by the news magazine Time, which recognises emerging figures shaping the future in various fields. Gwarube was featured in the “Leaders” category and praised for her charm, clarity, approachable communication style and decisive action, inc
Discarded fryer oil in school meals? Gauteng education MEC says there’s no evidence (opens the original)
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Gauteng education MEC Lebogang Maile has dismissed reports suggesting a systemic failure in the national school nutrition programme (NSNP). An investigation by eNCA Checkpoint revealed that some Gauteng pupils add discarded fast-food fryer oil, locally known as “lalaza”, to plain meals such as samp and beans provided by the NSNP. Maile labelled the reports “reckless”, saying they portrayed isolated incidents as a widespread issue not supported by facts. “The promotional material creates the impr
MK Party lays corruption charges against high court judge Samuel Makamu (opens the original)
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The MK Party has opened a criminal case against South Gauteng High Court judge Samuel Makamu after allegations of corruption. The party lodged the complaint at the Boksburg North police station on Wednesday. In May 2026, attorney and businessperson Bouwe Wiersma submitted a complaint to the Judicial Conduct Committee accusing Makamu of gross improper conduct in an eviction judgment. Wiersma alleged that Makamu solicited money, requesting R5,000 in connection with an application for leave to appe
‘They could not make her surrender’: foundation hails Mkhwebane’s acquittal (opens the original)
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The Busisiwe Mkhwebane Foundation has welcomed the acquittal of former public protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane on perjury charges. The Pretoria regional court handed down the judgment on Wednesday, discharging her of charges that stemmed from her controversial investigation into the Absa/Bankorp matter. Mkhwebane’s perjury charges stem from a 2019 constitutional court judgment which found she had given different versions about her meeting with former president Jacob Zuma during her investigation int
‘There’s nothing wrong with Idac’: Malema says anti-corruption unit shouldn’t be dissolved (opens the original)
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EFF leader Julius Malema told parliament’s ad hoc committee there is nothing wrong with the Investigating Directorate Against Corruption (Idac) and argued the institution should not be dissolved. During the committee’s virtual meeting on Wednesday, the DA submitted a proposal for the draft report suggesting Idac be closed down and replaced by an independent anti-corruption commission outside the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA). Malema strongly opposed the DA’s submission. He argued the issu
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