Stefan Mack
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"Why does the state want to feed me now?" Zandile Mafe shares tragic life story at bail hearing
Zandile Mafe has told the court in Cape Town that he refuses to eat while in custody because the state refused to feed him when he used to live on the street.
"Strategic setback": ANC vows to regain lost municipalities
The ANC has vowed to retake the seats it lost in local municipalities after the local elections last year. David Makhura has called it a "temporary setback".
Laerskool Theresapark doubles down on decision to dump Afrikaans
Laerskool Theresapark is adamant that it will be dropping Afrikaans as a medium of instruction due to the declining number of students and not due to race.
Weekly wrap: Lady pays maid's kids school fees, female Grade 12 learner bags 7 distinctions and car
This week has been full of interesting and inspiring news. A woman paid for her domestic worker's child's school fees and a female grade 12 learner bagged 7 As.
Experts warn against lifting state of disaster, strategic plan needed
President Cyril Ramaphosa has been cautioned against ended the state of disater too soon without implementing legislation to allow for Covid-19 regulations.
"Kolisi Kollective": Siya and Rachel launch new platform to bring people together
Rachel and Siya Kolisi have launched a new portal in an effort to bring communities together and make South Africa a stronger and better country for its people.
"Are we responsible?" Somizi breaks silence over death of Patrick Shai and others
Somizi took to his Instagram page to share his own candid experiences of dealing with sadness and depression following the sad news of Patrick Shai's suicide.
"It is their home": Julius Malema welcomes Zimbabweans to come work in South Africa
South Africans are to be given priority when restaurants hire according to Julius Malema but he also said that Zimbabweans must be also given a fair chance.
"20 years": Villagers forced to cross river using rickety "temporary" bridge for decades
A village has been relying on a 20-year-old bridge that was donated back in 2001 to cross a river to access medical clinics, hospitals and to buy essentials.
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