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Frustrated Azania community members build own bridge, SA amused and concerned by structure
Residents of Azania Phase 3 informal settlement in Mpumalanga were tired of waiting on the government to assist and decided to build their own bridge.
Tragedy at Uvongo Falls as woman drowns, floating debris and strong currents hamper rescue efforts
A woman has tragically died at Uvongo on KwaZulu-Natal's South Coast after she slipped into the raging water and was swept away by the strong currents.
Mpumalanga businessman in critical condition after shooting, SA speculates why gunmen targeted him
An Mpumalanga businessman is fighting for his life in hospital after he was shot numerous times, and South Africans are speculating why he was targeted.
NPA doubles back on provisional withdrawal in Gwamanda fraud case, plans to reinstate fraud charges
The NPA has vowed to renew its bid to prosecute former Johannesburg mayor Kabelo Gwamanda on fraud charges after dropping the ball and withdrawing its case.
Shaune Mogaila: Family of girl, 9, killed in Tembisa crash 'gives blessing for star's soccer return'
The family of the girl, 9, killed in a crash with Sekhukhune United striker Shaune Mogaila in Tembisa in October 2024 are reportedly talking with the star and club.
KZN floods turn deadly, disaster management teams recover five bodies swept away after heavy rains
Disaster management teams in the south of Durban are on high alert after severe flooding battered the area, leading to the death of five people in Lamontville.
Cabinet rejects Enoch Godongwana's revised budget, DA proposes alternative without tax increases
Enoch Godongwana's revised budget speech has also been rejected by cabinet, as the Democratic Alliance proposed its own version that doesn't feature a VAT hike.
Manhunt underway for balaclava-clad man who stormed Limpopo college, raping and robbing 4 students
Police have launched a manhunt for a suspect who allegedly stormed a college residence in Bolobedu, Limpopo, and raped four students before robbing them.
Injured SANDF soldiers return home from DRC for treatment, 189 reportedly wounded, 2 pregnant
South Africans have more questions than answers as injured SANDF soldiers are returning home for treatment, and two of them are reportedly pregnant.
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