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“This is madness”: Action SA woman uses EFF regalia to wipe floor in Twitter video, sparks outrage
A South African woman wearing Action SA regalia used EFF clothing to wipe shoes and clean the floor in a video shared on X that left Mzansi deeply divided
Vosloorus spaza shop owner Mazwi Kubheka found alive after month-long disappearance
Mazwi Mpumelelo Kubheka, the 27-year-old Vosloorus spaza shop owner who was reported missing on 2 April 2026, has been found alive a month later.
"No violence please": South Africans protest against illegal immigration in Sunnyside
South Africans marched through Pretoria's Sunnyside in an anti-illegal immigration protest led by March and March, ActionSA and the IFP, calling on government to act
Athol Trollip spoke isiXhosa in political interview that got South Africa talking about unity and language
A viral video showed Athol Trollip speaking isiXhosa during a Cape Town interview, sparking online debate about unity, identity, and language in SA.
ActionSA Nkangala mayoral candidate Mary Phadi discusses local governance
Mary Phadi, ActionSA's mayoral candidate, advocates for effective governance and accountability to enhance service delivery and restore trust in Nkangala.
Former MK Party convenor Mary Phadi opens up about joining ActionSA
Mary Phadi, ActionSA's Nkangala mayoral candidate, shares her vision on prioritising service delivery, economic growth, and community dignity in Mpumalanga.
SAPS releases suspects questioned about Mazwi Kubheka's disappearance, Mashaba and citizens outraged
South Africans are outraged after two suspects, who were taken in for questioning regarding the disappearance of Mazwi Kubheka, were released by police.
Herman Mashaba reiterates call for undocumented migrants to leave South Africa
ActionSA leader Herman Mashaba reiterated his stance on undocumented migrants, saying illegal immigration continues to hurt the most vulnerable South Africans.
ActionSA calls for immediate dismissal of arrested Ekurhuleni Police Chief Julius Mkhwanazi
ActionSA demands the immediate dismissal of Ekurhuleni Metro Police deputy chief Julius Mkhwanazi after his arrest for fraud and corruption, as public outrage grows.
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