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Panyaza Lesufi named as ANC provincial chairperson in Gauteng elections, SA reacts to tally
The African National Congress (ANC) conference cumulated with a victory for Panyaza Lesufi who managed to bag 575 votes, naming him the Gauteng ANC chairperson.
Health official faces backlash over monkeypox remarks after saying virus spreads in men who sleep with men
A health official who made controversial remarks over monkeypox and said it's found “mainly” in men who have sex with other men, sparked anger within Mzansi.
Free State woman arrested for allegedly killing 2 kids, their father, and cat with poisoned bean soup
Free State Police have arrested a 21-year-old woman for allegedly killing her two nieces, their father and family cat with poisoned bean soup on Wednesday.
Stellenbosch university student says he's disappointed with disciplinary panel while awaiting decision
First year student Babalo Ndwayana who was the victim of an alleged racist incident at Stellenbosch University expressed his disappointment in the institute.
Taxi falls into huge sinkhole caused by burst pipeline in Cape Town, leaving South Africans confused
A taxi landed itself in a huge sinkhole in Cape Town on Friday 24 June. The hole was caused by a burst pipeline at at the intersection of Gill and Blaauwberg.
State capture report: NPA says criminal investigations against those implicated must begin soon
The National Prosecuting Authority's (NPA) Investigating Directorate is putting together a task force that will study the findings detailed in the report.
23 Stalls run by foreign nationals at Yeoville market burned to ash, Operation Dudula blamed for fire
Members of Operation Dudula have been blamed for starting a fire that destroyed 23 stalls in the Yeoville market, Johannesburg that were run by foreigners.
Nike pulls out of Russia amid Ukraine invasion, says its priority is to ensure employees are supported
United States sportswear brand, Nike, is the latest company to pull out of Russia following its horrific war in Ukraine that has been going on since February.
Hillary Gardee's family threatens to expose inactive police over murder, kidnapping: "The count down will end"
The family of Hillary Gardee, who was found dead on Monday 2 May, threatened to release critical information related to the 28-year-old's murder investigations.
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