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The Western Cape government has secured a court interdict to end ongoing taxi violence in the province, sparking mixed reactions from social media users.
Police in KwaZulu-Natal descended on the KK Hostel in KwaDabeka, Durban, after an attack on e-hailing drivers, reportedly by taxi operators in the area.
Two e-hailing drivers were shot and assaulted in KwaDabeka, Durban, allegedly by taxi operators, prompting outrage on social media and concerns of more to come.
The DA in Gauteng, led by Solly Msimanga, handed over a memorandum to Premier Panyaza Lesufi over Gauteng’s crime crisis and police resource gaps.
Former ANC spokesperson Pule Mabe denied any wrongdoing in his R27 million fraud case, but South Africans shared scepticism about his claims online,
Home Affairs Minister Leon Schreiber confirmed that 51,000 illegal immigrants have been deported since the GNU formed, but many South Africans remain unimpressed.
Ongoing taxi violence in the Western Cape raises learner safety concerns, as South Africans urge the government to take action and address the crisis.
Helen Zille took over as host of Power 98.7’s breakfast show for a special for the station's Women of Action campaign, sparking praise and criticism online.
Gayton McKenzie denied claims that the Patriotic Alliance was a dictatorship, saying communities chose its leaders, but critics online questioned his stance.
Byron Pillay
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