John Chauke

John Chauke is a political news reporter at The Times Post, specializing in insightful and unbiased political coverage. John is dedicated to informing the public and holding power accountable. Outside of work, he enjoys discussions on policy and social change.

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Four High School Pupils Arrested After 19-Year-Old Dies Following Alleged Assault At KZN School

A 19-year-old high school pupil has died after he...

Parliament Resumes With Phala Phala Inquiry, Gayton McKenzie FIFA Spending And Budget In Focus

Parliament has resumed its programme after the month-long winter...

The Funny Chef Celebrates Daughter’s Eight-Month Milestone With Adorable Throwback Memory

The Funny Chef is celebrating another special milestone in...

Ngobese-Zuma: March And March Aims To Become ‘An AfriForum For Black South Africans’

Anti-illegal immigration movement March and March says it has...

Drone Strike On Russian Black Sea Beach Kills Seven, Including Three Children

Seven people, including three children, were killed after a...

Rameez Patel Loses Supreme Court Of Appeal Bid And Will Remain Behind Bars For Wife’s Murder

Convicted murderer Rameez Patel will remain in prison after...

Gauteng Traffic Chief Defends Presence At Major Cocaine Bust, Says Traffic Officers And SAPS Share Similar Roles

Gauteng traffic police chief inspector Samuel Mashaba has told the Madlanga Commission of Inquiry that he sees little distinction between the roles performed by...

Gwede Mantashe Unveils 60-Day Strategic Fuel Reserve Plan Amid Rising Global Oil Prices

South Africa is moving ahead with plans to establish strategic crude oil and fuel reserves capable of covering 60 days of demand, as government...

Section 89 Impeachment Rules Delayed As Didiza Orders Further Talks On Key Disputes

National Assembly Speaker Thoko Didiza has instructed political parties to continue negotiations on two unresolved issues relating to revised rules governing the Section 89...

Joburg R97bn Budget Approved By Treasury, Mayor Morero Tells Parliament

Johannesburg Mayor Dada Morero has assured Parliament that the City of Johannesburg’s R97 billion budget for the 2026 financial year has received approval from...

Ramaphosa Pledges Harsher Penalties For Employers Hiring Undocumented Foreign Nationals

President Cyril Ramaphosa has pledged to strengthen penalties against companies that employ undocumented foreign nationals, warning that employers who break immigration laws will face...

Khumbudzo Ntshavheni Declines To Disclose Details On Groups Linked To Anti-Immigration Violence

Minister in the Presidency Khumbudzo Ntshavheni has declined to provide details on individuals or groups identified by government authorities as being behind recent anti-immigration...

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