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South Africans bemoan decrease in fuel prices but not in food prices
The Competition Commission recently released the Essential Food Pricing Monitoring Report which showed that food prices are still high despite reduced fuel prices.
6 killed in another Eastern Cape mass shooting, South Africans compare province to a war zone
Police are investigating another mass shooting in the Eastern Cape area after six people were killed in a shooting one week after the Lusikisiki massacre.
SAPS arrests Gauteng man for killing girlfriend after altercation, SA angry
A man from Parktown in Johannesburg reportedly shot and killed his girlfriend after a quarrel. Her relatives intervened and he shot them. He was arrested.
SAPS arrest suspected Paraguayan drug mule at OR Tambo Airport who swallowed 20 cocaine bullets
The South African Police Service arrested a Paraguayan drug mule at the OR Tambo International Airport. He was found to have ingested 20 cocaine bullets.
COSATU embark on nationwide strike over unemployment, South Africans call it counterproductive
The Congress of South African Trade Unions (COSATU) is embarking on a nationwide protest over rising unemployment, but South Africans don't think it makes any sense.
Pretoria school terrorised by gang of pupils; Learners rob fellow students, attend lessons drunk
Teachers at a high school in Pretoria have detailed how they are terrified as a gang of learners terrorise educators and fellow students constantly.
3 arrested in connection with murders around Lusikisiki area, SAPS close in on fourth suspect
South African Police Minister Senzo Mchunu confirmed that police arrested three persons of interest, while speaking at the memorial service of the Lusikisiki 18.
John Steenhuisen’s request to appoint unqualified officials denied, Mzansi calls him a hypocrite
John Steenhuisen had his request for a deviation from the minimum appointment requirements denied by the Minister of Public Service and Administration.
Chief allegedly pockets millions meant for unemployed youth; believes the funds were meant for him
A traditional leader in the North West is accused of pocketing millions meant for skills development of unemployed youth, saying he thought the money was for him.
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