Lebogang Mashego
2393 articles published since 17 Jun 2021
2393 articles published since 17 Jun 2021
The KwaZulu-Natal Department of Basic Education in KZN says the number of schools vandalised and looted during the violent protests in the province is now 139.
The National Prosecuting Authority says it will not hesitate to charge those responsible for instigating the civil unrest in KZN and Gauteng with terrorism.
Former President Jacob Zuma has been granted permission to attend his brother Michael's funeral by Correctional Services, taking place on Thursday at Nkandla.
Vaccine manufacturing companies BioNTech and Pfizer have signed a contract with South Africa company Biovac to manufacture vaccines at their plant in Cape Town.
The presidency said to be in discussions about possibly implementing a social relief grant to assist people impacted by the unrest that took place last week.
Julius Malema says the EFF will appeal the Pretoria High Court's judgment in regard to their application to have Cyril Ramaphosa's CR17 back statements unsealed
The Randburg Magistrate's Court has denied bail for former radio host Ngizwe Mchunu, who was implicated as one of the instigators of the riots seen last week.
Former deputy chief justice Dikgang Moseneke stated that local government elections will only be free and fair if they were to take place next year by February.
Tensions in the Royal Zulu family persist after a letter was sent to Premier Sihle Zikalala to recognise Prince Simakade Zulu as legitimate heir to the throne.
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