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Food prices go up by 14% compared to last year as petrol price set to decrease
South Africans are paying at least R586.39 more for a household basket compared to September last year, according to the Household Affordability Index report.
Constitutional Court dismisses former President Jacob Zuma's bid to overturn Supreme Court of Appeal's decision
Former president Jacob Zuma has failed to convince the Constitutional Court that Mandisa Maya misdirected herself by refusing to reconsider his legal bid.
National Treasury bans Bain & Co for 10 years from public sector contracts, SA welcomes ruling
Bain & Co. has been banned by National Treasury from tendering for public sector contracts for 10 years for corrupt and fraudulent practices in a SARS contract.
Eskom CEO André de Ruyter warns of Stage 15 loadshedding, SA outraged by possibility
Eskom CEO André de Ruyter said that South Africa could soon have Stage 15 loadshedding while presenting at the Africa Renewables Investment Summit in Cape Town.
ANC calls for Mayor Mpho Phalatse to resign following the appointment of new COJ speaker
The African National Congress (ANC) in Johannesburg is calling for Mayor Dr Mpho Phalatse to resign from her position following the recent speaker election.
Central Karoo District Mayor Gayton Mckenzie says citizens are suffering due to unemployment
Patriotic Alliance Leader and Central Karoo District Mayor Gayton McKenzie said South Africans are in "heaven and suffering" due to the high unemployment rate.
Racist right-wing leader who plotted to “reclaim SA for white people” granted hefty sentenced
The leader of the National Christian Resistance Movement, Harry Johannes Knoesen, received a hefty jail sentence for plotting to carry out terror attacks in SA.
Government says it is not its duty to repatriate bodies as another teacher dies while working in China
A South African teacher who was working in China died after allegedly suffering from a panic attack. Her family are crowdfunding to repatriate her body to SA.
Another dam wall collapses in Jaggersfontein, lawyer says it could have been prevented
Another dam wall collapsed in Jagersfontein on Tuesday, 27 September. This follows the incident that left 250 people displaced, one dead and 70 hospitalised.
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