Reeshni Chetty
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IFP apologises for King Misuzulu on poster, Royal House remains unimpressed
The IFP has retracted and apologised for using King Misuzulu on its campaign posters and now the Royal Family has urged other political parties to not follow.
DA wants to declare Afrikaans an indigenous language: "Forever the opposition"
The Democratic Alliance has been protesting outside Blade Nzimande's offices with the demand that Afrikaans be made an indigenous language in South Africa.
SAA workers picket over working conditions: "Pravin Gordhan, where are you"
Workers from the South African Airways began picketing outside the company's Kempton Park offices in protest against the 'unfair working conditions' they face.
6 Brothers move in with loving aunt after losing dad to Covid19
A doting aunt had to take in her six nephews after they lost their father after contracting Covid19. Their mother passed away in 2018 following a road accident.
Ramaphosa calls for murder accused Mpumalanga MEC to step aside: "The motherland is on her knees"
President Cyril Ramaphosa has made calls for Mpumalanga Agriculture MEC Mandla Msibi to step aside following the accusations of murder levelled against him.
German tourist who died at Jozini Dam receives heartfelt message from son: "We are heartbroken"
The son of the German tourist who died in a luxury houseboat fire in Jozini, KwaZulu-Natal, shared a heartfelt message about the traumatising last 48 hours.
Kind taxi drivers help mom after her car breaks down: "I salute you"
Two taxi drivers took time out of their busy daily schedules to help a lady, by the name of Linda Paulson, whose car would not start due to a flat battery.
Numsa strike: Union not giving up until 8% increase has been received
The Numsa strike will remain strong as members fight for an 8% increase in wages. The previously offered 4% was increased to 4.28% but, reportedly, to no avail.
R7 900 is what the average South African needs to have a good living standard
New data captured by three research projects in Mzansi have stated that the average South African needs to earn R7 911 to have a decent standard of living.
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