Category BreakingNews

Mbuyiseni Ndlozi resigns from EFF, shifts focus to academia


Daily Maverick


Former EFF MP Mbuyiseni Ndlozi has left the party and politics following tensions with Julius Malema. Ndlozi’s relationship with Malema deteriorated after failing to inform him of Floyd Shivambu’s defection. Ndlozi defended his decision, stating it was not his place to inform Malema. His departure comes before the party’s elective conference, where he was expected to secure a top spot due to his popularity.



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DA files papers challenging the promulgation of the Expropriation Act


EWN


The Democratic Alliance challenges the Expropriation Act’s constitutionality in court, citing unlawful mandates in its promulgation. President Ramaphosa signed the bill into law in January, sparking criticism. The DA argues that some NCOP delegates lacked authority to vote, rendering the act unconstitutional. Seven provinces voted in favor, but the DA claims only two did so lawfully.



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White victimhood to G20: What’s behind Trump’s attacks on South Africa?


Al Jazeera


President Trump signed an executive order freezing aid to South Africa, citing a land expropriation law discriminating against white farmers. Tensions between the US and South Africa have been escalating, with Trump accusing South Africa of mistreating certain classes of people. Trump vowed to cut off future funding until a full investigation is completed.



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Super Bowl 2025: Philadelphia Eagles demolish Kansas City Chiefs 40-22 to win NFL title


BBC Sport


The Philadelphia Eagles dominated the Kansas City Chiefs 40-22 in the Super Bowl, denying the Chiefs a third straight title. The Eagles’ defense shone, sacking Patrick Mahomes six times and intercepting him twice. Jalen Hurts led the Eagles to victory with a 46-yard touchdown pass. This revenge win marks the Eagles’ second Super Bowl victory, with Hurts named the game’s MVP.



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R4.5 billion in unclaimed dividends in South Africa – check if you are owed money


BusinessTech


The Johannesburg Stock Exchange has introduced the “Claim It” campaign to help South Africans check for unclaimed dividends totaling R4.5 billion. The initiative aims to reunite former employees, shareholders, and beneficiaries with their funds through collaboration with listed companies. Interested individuals can verify potential claims on the JSE website.



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