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Home Affairs shuts down ‘passport-free travel’ claims between Lesotho and SA
Department of Home Affairs refutes claims of passport-free travel for Basotho nationals, affirming that passports remain mandatory for South Africa entry.
South Africans with green ID books can swap to a Smart ID at 146 bank branches
South Africans with green ID books can now obtain Smart IDs in minutes at 146 bank branches, reducing fraud risk and simplifying the application process.
"What a relief": Mzansi finally gets reprieve from spam calls as South Africa passes new law
South Africa's new spam call law empowers consumers to block unwanted marketing. Companies face fines for non-compliance, as many welcome this long-overdue change.
Ntsiki Mazwai cautions Mzansi about the malaria outbreak in Gauteng
Ntsiki Mazwai cautioned Mzansi about the malaria outbreak in Gauteng. However, Mazwai's approach raised eyebrows as she spoke about foreign nationals.
Mzansi furious as workers earning over R22,400pm are about to lose key workplace rights from May
South Africans earning over R22,467 monthly will lose automatic workplace protections from 1 May 2026, prompting outrage as employers gain more power.
Gauteng health officials sound alarm as Malaria cases surge after festive season travel
Gauteng reports 414 malaria cases and 11 deaths in early 2026, linking the surge to festive season travel. Health officials stress the need for prompt treatment.
Minister Tolashe defends registering luxury vehicles in children's names amid corruption claims
Minister Sisisi Tolashe defends registering ANC Women's League vehicles in her children's names amid corruption claims, denying personal gain from luxury gifts.
New forensic science lab in KwaZulu-Natal aims to boost crime investigation efficiency, SA weighs in
A new Forensic Science Laboratory in KZN enhances forensic capacity, supporting policing and improving evidence processing ahead of a permanent facility.
Child food poisoning investigation: No charges filed 18 months after tragedy in South Africa
Investigations into child food poisoning deaths in South Africa reveal accountability issues as authorities cite poor food storage and organophosphates as causes.
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