President Cyril Ramaphosa delivered his eighth State of the Nation Address, and the first of his second term as head of state.

Tokyo Sexwale has stated through his lawyer, Billy Gundelfinger, that he would like it recorded publicly that he is a party to the divorce." According to the Sunday Times Judy Sexwale stated in an ...

Allegations made by Mr Tokyo Sexwale on alleged billions that have been deposited at the South African Reserve Bank (SARB) points to a common scam. Over the years, National Treasury and the SARB have ...

Other multi-hundred millionaire beneficiaries include Tokyo Sexwale, with sizeable diamond mining interests, and coal mine owner Sipho Nkosi, who served a term as president of the Chamber of Mines.

“At the extreme, some individuals like Sibusiso Ndebele in the case of KZN and Tokyo Sexwale in the case of Gauteng may be roped in to take on more visible leadership positions until all the ...

Below is a selection of images from the State of the Nation Address (Sona), held on 06 February 2025 in Cape Town.

While alliance partners welcome the ANC's reconfiguration for its KwaZulu-Natal leadership structure, ordinary members express confusion and concern over the implications of the decision ...

Chairman of Mvelaphanda, the biggest company to spring out of the black empowerment movement, Tokyo Sexwale has a driving ambition to become a magnate in the footsteps of men like Barney Barnato or ...

A brand-new exhibition for the Oshi no Ko anime has been announced. Anime Tokyo Station will be hosting the "Let's Enjoy together!! History of Anime Series OSHI NO KO" exhibition from early ...

Among the proponents of studying abroad, even with the costs involved, is Tokyo mayor Yuirko Koike, who has announced a plan for the Tokyo metropolitan government to start handing out grants to ...

The Tokyo Auto Salon is the Japanese auto industry's largest opportunity to display its latest go-fast and show-off bits. Scores of OEMs and aftermarket suppliers—and the legions of fanatics who ...

They say change is the only constant in Tokyo. The capital has always been a city of reinventions – some voluntary, others forced – ceaselessly building to outdo itself. And just like in years ...