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DA conducts visit to US to fix strained relationship with South Africa, Mzansi divided by trip
The Democratic Alliance conducted a working visit to the United States of America, but their attempts to fix the relationship with the US has divided South Africans.
Julius Malema donates R200k to child welfare for birthday, SA thinks other leaders should take note
EFF leader Julius Malema is earning a lot of praise online after he donated R200,000 to the Tembisa Child Welfare Society in honour of his 44th birthday.
ActionSA pushes constitutional amendment, SA applauds as party wants bloated cabinet to be trimmed
ActionSA thinks the government should get rid of deputy ministers and ministers' perks instead of increasing VAT and South Africans agree with the party.
DA councillor and Papa Penny slam R10.4 million white elephant project in the North West, SA fuming
The Porfolio Committee on Sports, Arts and Culture visited a failed government project which cost R10.4 million but was not completed. SA was angry.
7107 spaza shop registration applications were from foreign nationals: Lebogang Maile
The MEC for Economic Development and Finance Lebogang Maile revealed that the Gauteng government received 7107 spaza shop applications from foreign nationals.
ANC could approach EFF for votes for VAT increase if DA refuses
The African National Congress is planning on asking the Economic Freedom Fighters to vote with it for a proposed VAT hike lesser than the initial proposed hike.
Pieter Groenewald steps down as president of the FF Plus to focus on GNU and minister role
The Minister of Correctional Services Pieter Groenewald announced his decision to step down as the president of the Freedom Front Plus due to his duties.
Senzo Mchunu challenges AfriForum for evidence after crime stats disputed
The Minister of Police Senzo Mchunu said that AfriForum, which denied that one farmer was killed in the previous quarter, should bring evidence of their claims.
Activist calls on government to work with communities after 500 bully cases reported in 2025
An education activist called on the government to join forces with communities to tackle bullies after almost 600 bullying cases were reported in 2025.
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