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Floyd Shivambu says he doesn't take offence to criticism, learnt from Jacob Zuma not to hold grudges
Floyd Shivambu has weighed in on recent criticism levelled against him, saying he doesn't take offence because he learnt not to hold a grudge from Jacob Zuma.
SANDF general blames politicians for porous borders, South Africans agree
A high-ranking member of the SANDF said the poor condition of South Africa's borders and security is attributed to politicians, and South Africans agreed.
ANC slammed after Paul Mashatile promises to restore public confidence
The deputy president of the African National Congress, Paul Mashatile, said the ANC will work to regain the trust of the voters after a dismal 2024 general election.
President Cyril Ramaphosa says budget speech postponement was not a crisis, SA doesn't believe him
President Cyril Ramaphosa defended the Minister of Finance, Enoch Godongwana after the first GNU budget speech was postponed to 21 March. SA reacted.
Moeletsi Mbeki criticises proposed 2% VAT hike, SA laughs as he claims ANC aren't pro-poor anymore
Political analyst Moeletsi Mbeki has weighed in on the proposed 2% VAT hike, saying that the ANC was no longer pro-poor, but Mzansi has argued that they never were.
Democratic Alliance planning to oust Panyaza Lesufi as premier, party's plan sparks mixed reactions
The Democratic Alliance hinted that it was building towards a motion of no confidence against Premier Panyaza Lesufi, but its plans sparked mixed reactions online.
Norwegian minister disagrees with United States over South Africa's Expropriation Act, SA divided
Norway's Foreign Minister Espen Barth Eide disagreed with the USA's views on South Africa's Expropriation Act, but his comments left social media users divided.
ActionSA unites with 3 Limpopo parties, South Africans joke: "Just enough for a soccer team"
ActionSa has united with three new parties in Limpopo as part of its plans to grow stronger ahead of the Local Government Elections, but Mzansi isn't impressed.
Cyril Ramaphosa breaks silence after budget speech postponement, SA slams president's response
President Cyril Ramaphosa broke his silence on the budget speech postponement, attempting to reassure South Africans that everything is okay, but it hasn't worked.
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