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Competition Commission busts 8 life insurers accused of fixing prices and collusion
Eight major life insurance companies in South Africa are accused of price fixing and collusion and their head offices were raided by the Competition Commission.
Minister Naledi Pandor reaffirms neutral stance on Russia's war on Ukraine, says SA is against invasions
Minister of International Relations and Co-operation Naledi Pandor insists that South Africa is not neutral in its stance on the Russian war against Ukraine.
Thabo Mbeki says ANC attracts the wrong people, calls for party to rid itself of corruption to be undefeatable
Former President Thabo Mbeki believes that the African National Congress has been attracting the wrong type of people since the party came into power in 1994.
Minister Naledi Pandor defends R50m Cuba donation: "We have a few rand that we can use to assist others"
International Relations and Co-Operation Minister Naledi Pandor has defended South Africa's R50 million aid contribution to Cuba, saying it was budgeted for.
Julius Malema says MacG needed to be educated amid calls to cancel him, "he will become a better person"
Economic Freedom Fighters Leader Julius Malema shared his views about Podcast and Chill host MacG and said he needed to be educated on women and the LGBTQ+.
Home Affairs Minister Aaron Motsoaledi says Lesotho special permits also ending, "We are not targeting"
Minister of Home Affairs Aaron Motsoaledi said the special exemption permits allocated to Lesotho citizens will also expire in 2023 and will not be extended.
"Kiss the Boer" court verdict fails to spark joy in South Africans, “This is biased and unacceptable"
South Africans were not impressed with the Johannesburg High Court verdict on the "Kiss the Boer" case that ruled in favour of the Economic Freedom Fighters.
KZN school kids celebrate King Misuzulu's crowning, encouraged to wear traditional clothes
Learners and teachers in KwaZulu-Natal will celebrate and honour King Misuzulu kaZwelithini by wearing their traditional attire to school on Tuesday, 30 August.
Zimbabwe Exiles Forum defends Dr Phophi Ramathuba, says her comments are not xenophobic
The Zimbabwe Exiles Forum spoke on Limpopo Health MEC Dr Phophi Ramathuba's comments regarding foreign nationals and the South African health care system.
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