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Sharp Sharp returns with Trump, the GNU and R500 billion on the table

Rob Rose and Zukile Majova are back for episode two of Sharp Sharp, the weekly podcast on South African politics, money and power from Currency News and Scrolla.Africa.

KZN news bites: Church leader fears for Mkhwanazi’s life

Celani Sikhakhane brings you KwaZulu-Natal's latest news.

Real Politics: ANC rebels push to reshape coalitions and weaken unity government

A growing anti-unity government faction inside the African National Congress is gaining ground and could destabilise national politics before the 2027 conference, writes Zukile Majova in Real Politics. 

Listen now: The Sharp Sharp podcast is out now

Currency News and Scrolla.Africa have joined forces to launch Sharp Sharp, a new weekly podcast on what's really going on in South Africa. Two of the country's most respected newsrooms. One conversation. Every week.

KZN news bites: Ngizwe refuses to withdraw corruption claims against Malema

Celani Sikhakhane brings you KwaZulu-Natal's latest news.

KZN news bites: General Mkhwanazi says he planned to retire 

Celani Sikhakhane brings you KwaZulu-Natal's latest news.

South Africans rush to buy petrol before prices go up

People have been rushing to fill up their tanks after reports that fuel prices could jump next month, but the government says there is no shortage.

Vaal’s Hydrogen Hub: Big promises, empty fields

A R4.7-billion green hydrogen project promised jobs, industrial development and investment for communities in the Vaal Special Economic Zone (SEZ).

KZN news bites: Minister dissolves Ingonyama Trust board after King’s complaints

Celani Sikhakhane brings you KwaZulu-Natal's latest news.

How Siza Khula helps with your everyday money struggles

Siza Khula is helping South Africans get practical answers to their everyday money questions

Scrolla launches Siza Khula. Your free AI money helper

Scrolla.Africa has launched Siza Khula, a free AI chatbot built to give South Africans instant, plain-language answers to money, surviving and thriving.

Connected, but still in the dark

In Merafong Local Municipality on Gauteng’s West Rand, households are connected to the national grid but cannot afford electricity, revealing how prepaid power, municipal debt and gaps in oversight are pushing communities into energy poverty.

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