South Africa
2 Free State sisters' postmortem done following deaths after spaza shop visit, authorities await results
The deaths of Palesa and Bohlale Kutoane, who ate snacks from a tuckshop, ignited concerns about food safety. The Free State Department of Health is investigating
62 EFF members purged by Julius Malema's political party, SA split over zero tolerance for incompetence
EFF took action against officials who failed in their responsibilities during the party's 10-year celebration. SA shared their thought after 62 got expelled.
Cyril Ramaphosa claims 80% of North West service delivery issues solved, visits Ikageng to prove progress
Cyril Ramaphosa showed progress in addressing the Northwest's water and power problems. The president made a big claim about their progress and upset South Africans.
Roodepoort Grade 3 student dies after allegedly eating spaza shop biscuits, SA outraged
A primary school learner from Roodepoort passed away from suspected food poisoning. The child fell ill after consuming biscuits bought from a spaza shop.
November bail application expected for woman accused of faking husband's death for insurance
Alleged killers Lerato and Sibusiso Mahlangu appeared in the Soshanguve Magistrates Court again for allegedly killing Lerato's ex-boyfriend, Sibusiso Sithebe.
Transnet Freight Rail battling vandalism as Zimbabwean copper thieves get sentenced to 10 years
Two Zimbabwean nationals have been sentenced to 10 years in prison for rail infrastructure vandalism. Transnet Freight Rail is concerned over copper theft.
Vodacom's R1 million Fine for unfair contract penalties Brings South Africans Relief and Applause
South Africans celebrated that Vodacom was fined R1 million for its unfair contract-cancellation clause. The National Consumer Council delivered the verdict.
South Africans applaud Phophi Ramathuba for condemning medical tourism by politicians
South Africans supported Dr Phophi Ramathuba, Limpopo MEC of Health, for criticising African leaders for seeking medical help abroad and not in their own countries.
Road Accident Fund tightens its belt towards foreign nationals, insists on travel insurance
The South African Road Accident Fund's proposed bill excludes foreign nationals from compensation. The RAF says they need to pay for travel insurance.
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