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President Cyril Ramaphosa's claims that Johannesburg is safe at night have drawn skepticism from many who asked if the country's leader was delusional.
President Cyril Ramaphosa has defended the need for deputy ministers, despite calls for the size of cabinet to be reduced in order to save the government billions.
South Africans questioned if Donald Trump knew what he was doing after he decided to pause planned tariff hikes for 90 days for every nation except China.
China has raised its own tariffs on goods from the United States, raising it to 84% and accusing Donald Trump's country of arrogant and bullying behaviour.
Steveno van Rhyn, one of the accused in the Joslin Smith trial, alleged that police tortured him and then told him what to say to implicate the other accused.
China has vowed to fight to the end against Donald Trump's recent tariffs, as the US President imposed tariffs totalling 104% on the Asian country.
Paul Mashatile's motorcade is once again in the headlines, this time after it was caught on camera driving on the road side of the road, forcing motorists to stop.
Pope Francis has made his first public appearance since he was discharged from Rome's Gemelli Hospital and his recovery has inspired hope among Catholics.
The SABC has apologised for a scheduling error which mean that the Afrikaans news bulletin was not broadcast, but many felt as if it's no big deal.
Byron Pillay
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