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Experts warn: April fuel price increases may hit South African households hard
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Minister confirms Matlala's transfer followed correctional procedures amid cellphone controversy
Minister Groenewald confirmed Vusimuzi 'Cat' Matlala's transfer complied with correctional procedures after a cellphone was found, ensuring inmate safety and order.
Big win for Capitec customers as bank overshoots its Smart ID target
Capitec have launched Smart ID services at 34 branches across all nine provinces, more than doubling the weekly target in a banking and government partnership
Southern Africa faces economic threats amid US–Iran conflict, warns Minister Ronald Lamola
Minister Ronald Lamola warns of oil price spikes and rising fertiliser costs from the US-Iran conflict, threatening Southern Africa's economy and food security.
US Ambassador Brent Bozell slams SA government for Iran stance
US Ambassador Brent Bozell critiques South Africa's stance on Iran and President Cyril Ramaphosa's condolences, igniting debate and mixed reactions.
White South Africans in US plan to return amid Trumps white genocide allegation
White South Africans are returning home despite US refugee efforts. Many cite better quality of life in South Africa compared to violence in the US.
Iranian Embassy emphasises historical friendship with South African government
Iran's Embassy in South Africa defends its historical ties with SA, igniting debate on Iran’s apartheid-era relations amidst escalating Middle Eastern conflicts.
North West Primary School shuts down after ceiling collapse during class, parents demand repairs
Logaga Primary School in the North West closed after a ceiling collapse during class, amid urgent calls for repairs following severe storm damage.
BMA cracks down on corrupt officials as 50 dismissed for illegal immigration offences
The BMA dismisses over 50 employees for corruption amid ongoing efforts to combat illegal immigration and enhance border security in South Africa.
South African government reassures women on sanitary pad safety amid chemical study concerns
SAofficials reassure women about sanitary pad safety after a study found endocrine-disrupting chemicals in menstrual products, addressing public concerns.
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