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ANC NEC calls for Eskom to be declared a state of emergency, says the rolling blackouts are a crisis
The African National Congress’ national executive committee meeting was called to discuss the electricity crisis, energy shortage and blackouts in South Africa.
Former Crime Intelligence boss Richard Mdluli released on parole after serving a third of his sentence
The Department of Correctional Services released former Crime Intelligence boss Richard Mdluli on parole after serving a third of his five-year jail sentence.
Prasa launches 100 locally produced trains, Fikile Mbalula says it's a leap towards affordable public transport
The Passenger Railway Agency of South Africa (Prasa) has launched 100 locally produced trains and Transport Minister Fikile Mbalula welcomed the project.
Stage 6 loadshedding leaves some South Africans jobless and impacts country's economic development
Stage 6 loadshedding will leave some South Africans unemployed as certain companies have been forced to lay off staff, according to Business Leadership SA.
DA's Helen Zille says former President Jacob Zuma was not solely responsible for state capture
The Democratic Alliance’s Federal Council Chairperson Helen Zille said former President Jacob Zuma was not solely responsible for the country's state capture.
CCMA rules woman was unfairly dismissed for refusing to take Covid-19 vaccination, awarded R279K
The Commission for Conciliation, Mediation and Arbitration (CCMA) found that a woman was unfairly dismissed after refusing to take the Covid-19 vaccination.
Mzansi in for huge petrol & diesel price increase on Wednesday, South Africans react to fuel hikes
The Department of Mineral Resources and Energy made the announcement that the fuel levy cut will fall away on Wednesday and motorists are in for huge hikes.
July unrest: Protests, looting, and violence, businesses in KwaZulu-Natal still rebuilding a year later
KwaZulu-Natal and some parts of Gauteng were thrown into chaos a year ago when looting, violence and death erupted throughout the provinces leading to unrest.
Ukraine withdraws from Lysychansk following Russian battle, Volodymyr Zelenskyy says they will regain control
Ukrainian troops withdrew from Lysychansk giving Russian forces full control of the area following intense fighting. Soldiers plan to gain control of the city.
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