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EFF plans national shutdown in March, calls for end of loadshedding and Cyril Ramaphosa’s resignation
Many South African citizens are left unimpressed by the Economic Freedom Fighters' planned national shutdown scheduled for March in response to growing issues.
Parliament has plans to keep lights on during State of the Nation Address, leaving many outraged
Parliament announced that it has steps in place to ensure President Cyril Ramaphosa’s State of the Nation Address (Sona) is not affected by loadshedding.
Alleged Parliament arsonist Zandile Mafe fails to appear in court yet again leaving Mzansi fuming
Parliament arson accused Zandile Mafe failed to appear in the Western Cape High Court on Friday, January 27, for pre-trial proceedings for the third time.
Not all uncapped internet services providers offer unlimited use - Vodacom, MTN and Telkom under spotlight
Vodacom, MTN and Telkom came under the spotlight for their limits on uncapped internet service packages. The limits include subjecting users to hard locks.
DA earns Mzansi’s respect for loadshedding-ending plan in Cape Town: “I'll reconsider voting again”
Some South Africans have praised the Democratic Alliance (DA) for its three-phase independent power plan that aims to tackle loadshedding in the Western Cape.
Angry patient allegedly sprays urine at Ekurhuleni clinic staff sparking mixed reactions on social media
The Gauteng Department of Health condemned a recent incident where a would-be patient threw what is believed to be urine at clinic staff in Tsakane, Ekurhuleni.
Eskom downgrades loadshedding from Stage 5 to 4, Mzansi still not happy: “It doesn't help with anything”
State-owned power utility Eskom announced that loadshedding would be reduced from Stage 5 to Stage 4, leaving many South African citizens highly irritated.
Donating half his wealth and 3 other huge contributions: Meet Patrice Motsepe - the billionaire philanthropist
Billionaire and business mogul Patrice Motsepe goes above and beyond to assist South Africans in need. Briefly News looks at four contributions made by him.
DA accused of trying to divide the governing party, leaving Mzansi annoyed: “ANC is still in the dark”
The African National Congress (ANC) believes the #PowerToThePeopleMarch was orchestrated by the Democratic Alliance (DA) as a way to divide the ruling party.
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