South Africa’s national shutdown starts 19 October 2026, as campaigners demand lower fuel prices and invite major taxi and trucking groups to join the action.
South Africa’s national shutdown starts 19 October 2026, as campaigners demand lower fuel prices and invite major taxi and trucking groups to join the action.
Damaging winds and heavy rainfall has caused damage to infrastrcuture and some parts of Cape Town in the Western Cape. South Africans discussed the conditions.
Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi has removed three Heads of Department after they failed lifestyle audits, but South Africans are concerned they will be redeployed.
Nhlamulo Ndhlela has demanded a public apology from Floyd Shivambu for allegations he made, but South Africans aren't sure who is right and who is wrong.
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