President Cyril Ramaphosa addresses the nation on migration during his family meeting address, Sunday 7 June 2026, at the Union Buildings, Tshwane. The AU and South African flags frame the moment as he lays out government’s crackdown plan. By Mpho Dube, Editor-in-Chief The Azanian | Truth. Fearless. Unfiltered. AZANIAFROCOMEDIA – The Catalyst of Impact Today, Sunday 7 June 2026, President Cyril Ramaphosa did what millions of South Africans have been demanding for months. He

PATIENCE PAID OFF: MMC Tlangi Mogale cuts the ribbon on Phase 2, Ga-Rankuwa Zone 4 Roads & Stormwater Upgrade. Dignity restored. By Mpho Dube, Editor-in-Chief The Azanian | Truth. Fearless. Unfiltered. AZANIAFROCOMEDIA – The Catalyst of Impact Tshwane’s roads are telling a new story, and MMC for Roads and Transport Cllr Tlangi Mogale is holding the pen. The City marked a major milestone with the official opening of K147 Zwavelpoort Road, the new link between Atterbury R

PATIENCE PAID OFF: MMC Tlangi Mogale cuts the ribbon on Phase 2, Ga-Rankuwa Zone 4 Roads & Stormwater Upgrade. Dignity restored. By Mpho Dube, Editor-in-Chief The Azanian | Truth. Fearless. Unfiltered. AZANIAFROCOMEDIA – The Catalyst of Impact Tshwane’s roads are telling a new story, and MMC for Roads and Transport Cllr Tlangi Mogale is holding the pen. The City marked a major milestone with the official opening of K147 Zwavelpoort Road, the new link between Atterbury Roa

Omar’s Motor Den owner Yusuf Omar is led away by SAPS officers after refusing to cooperate with the SIU and its Curator during a raid at the eMalahleni dealership on 5 June 2026. The SIU seized a R3m Bentley linked to Tembisa Hospital tender fraud. Picture: SIU The hammer came down hard. Friday afternoon, Special Investigating Unit agents, a court-appointed Curator, and SAPS officers smashed through the gates of Omar’s Motor Den and drove out with a R3 million Bentley — the f

LAVISH LIFESTYLE COST HIM THE BADGE.* Maj-Gen Richard Shibiri was dismissed by SAPS on 4 June 2026 after internal proceedings found him guilty of misconduct, including associating with a person linked to organised crime. Days earlier the Madlanga Commission grilled him for hours, testing his testimony against bank records that, the panel heard, reflected transactions for luxury goods including Gucci and Louis Vuitton while payments from Vusimuzi “Cat” Matlala landed. Testimon

President Cyril Ramaphosa ready to confront his detractors without trepidation.The President’s message was surgical and unapologetic. As MPs hammered him on unemployment, service delivery, corruption, crime and the Phala Phala farm robbery, Ramaphosa refused the bait. He chose governance over grandstanding. Results over rhetoric. By Mpho Dube, Editor-in-Chief The Azanian | Truth. Fearless. Unfiltered. AZANIAFROCOMEDIA – The Catalyst of Impact CAPE TOWN | 4 June 2026 — Wh