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The continued protests in Mozambican has taken a toll on the South African economy, with many freight operators unable to access the Maputo port.
Paul Mashatile has dismissed talks of disbanding the KZN and Gauteng Provincial Executive Committees, contradicting an earlier statment made by Fikile Mbalula.
The Border Management Authority prevented 25 foreigners from illegally entering the country at Beitbridge, but South Africans want to know how many aren't stopped.
FlySafair's Chief Marketing Officer Kirby Gordon said its flights would not be affected by the International Air Services Council's non-compliance ruling.
Jacob Zuma has assured MK Party supporters that they have proof the party was robbed during the May elections, saying that soon they will be called to govern.
The tragic murder of a KwaZulu-Natal by the father of her seven-year-old sparked outrage, but friends hope it will encourage more victims of GBV to speak out.
Jacob Zuma has complained that MK Party members were fighting for positions, but South Africans think he's a hypocrite because he's done the same thing.
Two people were killed in a crash on the N1 near Limpopo between a bus and two vehicles, and passengers described how traumatising the incident was.
Democratic Alliance leader John Steenhuisen has warned that firing Siviwe Gwarube or any DA minister for doing their jobs would signal the end of the GNU.
Byron Pillay
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