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Gautrain to continue operating under Public-Private Partnership model: Gauteng Government
The Gauteng government will take full ownership of the Gautrain while maintaining its Public-Private Partnership model, ensuring continued operations and service.
Suspended crime boss Richard Shibiri admits to loan from Vusimuzi 'Cat' Matlala
Suspended Major-General Richard Shibiri admitted to a loan from alleged kingpin Vusimuzi "Cat" Matlala, sparking concerns over police corruption.
"It's giving tree house": Mzansi roasts tourist's Cape Town apartment with a bizarre layout
A Jamaican visiting Cape Town showed off his apartment with a trapdoor entrance, a shower beside the bed, and a TV mounted above a fridge metres from the couch.
Former prosecutor accuses Paul O'Sullivan of capturing IPID, says he interfered with investigations
Former prosecutor Michael Mashuga told Parliament's Ad Hoc Committee that IPID was infiltrated by Paul O’Sullivan, alleging that he interfered in investigations.
Big Zulu's record label Inkabi Records reportedly loses artist Musiholiq amid neglect claims
Big Zulu has reportedly lost an artist at his record label, Inkabi Records. This is reportedly after Musiholiq, the artist, complained about feeling neglected.
Andile Mpisane posts cryptic post amid rumours MaMkhize is renting out her mansion
Reality TV star Andile Mpisane shares a cryptic Instagram post amid rumours that his mother, Shauwn "MaMkhize" Mkhize's luxury mega-mansion has been listed "to let".
"It's not a 50/50 split": Mzansi family attorney breaks down how child maintenance is calculated
A Mzansi family law attorney broke down the formula courts use to calculate child maintenance, including how income, shared expenses, and affordability all factor in
Mzansi questioned how R16 million visa deposits escaped detection
South Africans reacted after investigators uncovered R16 million in unexplained deposits linked to visa fraud, raising questions about tax oversight systems.
“We want this madness to end”: Ramaphosa on Iran war
President Ramaphosa calls for an immediate ceasefire in Iran, stressing dialogue over conflict while mixed reactions emerge amid strained US-South Africa ties.
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