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Over 200 underage girls legally married according to Dept of Home Affairs, Justice Minister to reform law
The Department of Home Affairs had recorded over 200 underage marriages that are officially on record and Justice Minister Ronald Lamola plans to reform the law
Jacob Zuma celebrates 80th birthday at Nkandla home with family despite health scare before court appearance
The former President Jacob Zuma will celebrate the rest of his 80th birthday at his home with his family in Nkandla. Zuma was hospitalised before his court date
United Nations concerned about attacks on foreign nationals in South Africa, following Elvis Nyathi's killing
The United Nations in South Africa has expressed concern about the violence against foreign nationals following the killing of Zimbabwean national Elvis Nyathi
Police officers accused of apartheid style nationally check by asking someone to say elbow in XiTsonga
Members of SAPS have been accused of using apartheid style technique to identify foreigners in Diepsloot after asking people to say elbow in XiTsonga in a video
Operation Dudula Leader Nhlanhla Lux Dlamini speaks on illegal immigration and xenophobia claims
The leader of Operation Dudula Nhlanhla Lux Dlamini has stood by his claim that the movement is not xenophobic despite growing calls for it to be stopped.
ActionSA Leader Herman Mashaba denies creating environment that led to killing of Zimbabwean Elvis Nyathi
The leader of ActionSA, Herman Mashaba denies creating an environment that sparked the illegal foreigner protests and killing of Elvis Nyathi in Diepsloot.
Jacob Zuma arms deal trial postponed to 17 May following hospital admission, South Africans react to the delay
Former President Jacob Zuma's arms deal trial has been postponed to 17 May after he was too ill and was hospitalised which prevented him from attending court
South Africans react after EFF donates and slaughters cow for residents, Siyabonga Rally in Northern Cape
The Economic Freedom Fighters donated and slaughtered a cow for residents in the Northern Cape ahead of the ward by-elections that will take place in April.
Former State Security finance clerk Kgaogelo Bopape sentenced to 6 years in jail for stealing R170 000
Former State Security Agency finance clerk Kgaogelo Bopape was sentenced to six years' imprisonment after she stole R170 000 from the agency on 7 April 2020.
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