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The UN's WFP warns of a powerful El Niño in 2026/27, risking Southern Africa’s food security with 12 million more people facing acute hunger and rising crop threats.
Helen Zille weighs in on ANC's vote-buying feud, alleging it's ingrained in culture. Dlamini Zuma accuses Mbalula; he threatens legal action amid growing tensions.
State Advocate Drushantha Ramsamy claims DA MP Ian Cameron supported a campaign to oust top police officials, sharing classified Crime Intelligence documents.
Afrikaner commentator William Peltzer critiques the Vermont Episcopal Church's refusal to resettle white South African refugees, while assisting Muslim refugees.
A 19-year-old student at Chris Hani Baragwanath Nursing College was found unresponsive in her room. Gauteng Health confirms ongoing investigations into her death.
President Ramaphosa defends the Expropriation Act at the Western Cape High Court, asserting its constitutionality and vital role in land reform amidst opposition.
Over 200 marchers joined the All Truck Drivers Forum in Mooi River, demanding local employment and warning of possible industrial action against foreign hires.
A march against illegal foreign nationals in Kranskop turned violent, injuring three, while police question 80 participants after looting and attacks ensued.
President Cyril Ramaphosa charms South Africans with cheeky remarks to EFF supporters during a campaign stop, leaving viewers amused by his playful personality.
Mbalenhle Butale
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