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Rosettenville residents take to the streets, SA angry as comunity accuse cops of helping foreigners
The community of Rosettenville, in the south of Johannesburg, took to the streets to protest against undocumented foreigners, earning the support of many citizens.
Operation Dudula allegedly uncovers criminal activity in public healthcare facilities
Operation Dudula defended itself for removing foreign nationals from public healthcare facilities across the country. South Africans debated its reasons.
SA government deploys South African Police Service to prevent removal of immigrants from clinics
The South African Government has deployed the Public Order Police in affected areas where immigrants were recently removed from healthcare facilities.
Centre for children with disabilities in Tembisa faces closure after president fails to keep promise
Kgaugelo Stimulation Centre in Tembisa, a support hub for 35 children with disabilities, is on the brink of closing after the government failed to keep its promise.
Gauteng Premier removes 3 HODs for failing lifestyle audits, Mzansi thinks they'll be redeployed
Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi has removed three Heads of Department after they failed lifestyle audits, but South Africans are concerned they will be redeployed.
"BEE is bad business": Afrikaner in USA shares opinion on how policy is 'ruining SA'
An Afrikaans man living in the United States shared why he thought the Black Economic Empowerment (BEE) policy was "ruining South Africa" and "bad business."
South Africa loses almost 100,000 jobs in 1 year, netizens are broken
Statistics South Africa revealed in its Quarterly Employment Statistics on 24 June that 94,000 people lost their jobs between March 2024 and March 2025.
Velenkosini Hlabisa calls for change in municipal hiring practices, SA agrees with CoGTA minister
Minister of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs, Velenkosini Hlabisa, has called for a law to prevent municipalities from hiring unqualified people.
South Africa secures $1.5 billion infrastructure loan from World Bank, SA worried it will be stolen
The South African government has borrowed $1.5 billion from the World Bank for infrastructure development, but citizens are concerned that the funds will be stolen.
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