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Johannesburg Roads Agency now in charge of city's traffic light repairs, resident's have no faith
The Johannesburg Roads Agency (JRA) will now be in charge of repairing traffic lights in the city, but many residents have little faith in the entity.
Johannesburg Police arrest Congolese national in connection with Zanzou case, SA demands more action
Johannesburg police officers have arrested a Democratic Republic of Congo national in connection with the horrific crimes committed at Zanzou nightclub.
Police Minister Senzo Mchunu reports decline in crime in Q3 statistics, murder and rape cases drop
Police Minister Senzo Mchunu has reported that there's been a drop in crime in the third quarter of the financial year, while highlighting the problem provinces.
Cyril Ramaphosa pushes for state visit from Ukraine's Volodymyr Zelensky, sparks mixed reactions
President Cyril Ramphosa is reportedly pushing for a state visit from Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, sparking mixed reactions from South Africans.
Muhsin Hendricks: Police investigations continue into imam's assassination
Police investigations continue days after the shooting death of imam Muhsin Hendricks, dubbed as the world's first openly gay Muslim prayer leader, in Gqeberha.
Is now 7-year-old Joslin Smith still alive, 1 year after going missing?
The case of the missing Saldanha Bay child, Joslin Smith, continues a year on since she disappeared from her home at the Middelpos informal settlement.
KwaZulu-Natal mudslides leave 3 people dead, South Africans devastated as heavy rains continue
Heavy rains in KwaZulu-Natal continue to wreak havoc in the province, leaving three people dead as a result of mudslides that caused structural collapses.
“It was still passing when I came back with my sandwich”: SA amazed by massive iron ore train
A remarkable sighting of one of South Africa's longest trains at Saldanha Bay has sparked amazement, as viewers marvel at the iron ore carrier's impressive scale.
Film and Publication Board threatens R500,000 fine for resharing Zanzou violence videos
The Film and Publication Board warned members of the public not to reshare the videos of the Zanzou incident or face a stiff fine of R500,000 or a prison sentence.
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