Byron Pillay
3331 articles published since 28 Aug 2024
3331 articles published since 28 Aug 2024
The South African government has borrowed $1.5 billion from the World Bank for infrastructure development, but citizens are concerned that the funds will be stolen.
The City of Cape Town will begin proceedings to evict some refugees, but South Africans are annoyed that the foreign nationals demanded to be relocated to Canada.
Julius Malema has shown support for Iran following attacks on the country by the United States of America and Israel, but his comments have sparked mixed reactions.
The ongoing trial into the murder of Senzo Meyiwa is not short of drama, and the latest centred around selfies and whether one of the accused had a gold tooth.
The National Prosecuting Authority confirmed that it was still waiting for a date for Lourencia Lombaard's hearing to be held to determine whether she is free.
Floyd Shivambu's plans to potentially start a new political movement are picking up steam, but also left South Africans with more questions about his process.
Northern Cape police arrested four people for possession of drugs in the province, but South Africans were amused by the photos of evidence that SAPS shared.
Gauteng’s Education MEC, Matome Chiloane, stated that the province requires at least 200 schools to address overcrowding issues, but South Africans aren't as sure.
President Cyril Ramaphosa has called for urgent dialogue between Israel and Iran, but South Africans want him to sort out problems in his own country.
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