Bianca Lalbahadur
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"Little Mandela" told to keep his nose out of Moroccan politics, sparking anger among soccer fans and netizens
Nelson Mandela’s grandson Mandla's controversial remarks regarding Morocco at the African Nations Championship in Algeria sparked anger among soccer fans.
Suspected hitman wanted in connection with 8 murders killed during shoot-out with police in KwaZulu-Natal
A suspected wanted hitman was killed during a shoot-out with police from the rapid rail police unit and the provincial investigations and tracking task team.
EFF Student Command embarks on 16-hour march to demands free education, leaving many annoyed
Members of the Economic Freedom Fighters Student Command (EFFSC) are marching from the party’s headquarters in Johannesburg to the Union Buildings in Pretoria.
Angry communities protest cross-border crimes, bus and truck torched in KwaZulu-Natal
Police in northern KwaZulu-Natal condemned residents protesting against cross-border crimes and smuggling of vehicles who allegedly torched a truck and bus.
EFF welcomes decision to grant Sassa beneficiaries instant NSFAS funding, leaving Mzansi divided
The EFF welcomed the decision to automatically provide tertiary education funding through NSFAS for recipients of the SA Social Security Agency (Sassa) grants.
Gauteng man, Flavio Hlabangwane, pleads guilty to murdering and butchering girlfriend 2 years ago
The Gauteng High Court heard murder accused Flavio Hlabangwane pleaded guilty to killing and dismembering the body of his cousin and lover, Tshepang Pitse.
SA Youth Economic Council backs plan to move department of mineral resources & energy
The South African Youth Economic Council expressed delight over the ANC's controversial plan to move Eskom to the department of mineral resources and energy.
Outgoing Eskom CEO André de Ruyter blames past leaders for power utility's troubles, leaving citizens annoyed
Outgoing Eskom CEO André de Ruyter believes the power utility is “paying for the sins of the past” despite efforts to create stability and end loadshedding.
Gauteng and KwaZulu-Natal residents warned of heatwave, leaving Mzansi concerned
The South African Weather Service warned residents living Gauteng and KwaZulu-Natal of extreme temperatures that will reach highs of 39°C well into the week.
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