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Bronkhorstspruit tap water unsafe even after boiling, 36 tankers deployed by Tshwane
Bronkhorstspruit and Tshwane residents face a severe tap-water ban after 408 illness cases, as officials admit unchlorinated water entered supplies for weeks.
President Ramaphosa weighs further fuel price relief as South Africans face rising costs
Ramaphosa weighs further fuel price relief as costs rise, recalling a R24 billion subsidy while Parliament advances a proposed R10 billion allocation for debate.
BMA's vehicle targeting system recovers 83 stolen cars worth R46.6 million in 6 months
The BMA’s Vehicle Targeting System uses database checks to flag high-risk vehicles and disrupt cross-border crime, with rollout to eight posts by February 2027.
Eastern Cape pensioner builds her own home while R34m government project sits unfinished
Eastern Cape pensioner Nomondo Mboyi used her SASSA grant to build her own home while a R34m government housing project in Mbizana remains unfinished.
State land leasing in SA closed to white citizens, Department confirms
South Africa bars white citizens from leasing state land; an expert alleges 90% of land reform projects have failed at a business level, raising serious concerns.
Alexandra family appeals to DIRCO to repatriate Eulenda Mokwevho, who died in South Korea
Eulenda Mokwevho’s family appeals to DIRCO for help bringing her remains home from South Korea for a dignified burial after the mother of four died abroad.
Solidarity warns US could take further action against South Africa, raises concerns over AGOA
Solidarity has warned that the US could take further action against South Africa within weeks and urged the White House to protect AGOA access and 250,000 jobs.
Paul Mashatile calls for affordable electricity and water, SA asks: "Isn't he the Deputy President?"
Deputy President Paul Mashatile called for affordable electricity, accessible water and job protection, but South Africans questioned who was he appealing to.
Shadrack Sibiya keeps pension and rank despite dishonourable discharge
Shadrack Sibiya resigned as SAPS disciplinary proceedings began, keeping his rank and pension under law and prompting questions over the abandoned hearing.
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