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Gayton McKenzie defends R1 million personal World Cup costs amid R31 million Taxpayer Backlash
Gayton McKenzie reveals over R1 million in personal World Cup travel costs, amid scrutiny of R31 million government spending and domestic athlete needs.
Suspended IGI Imtiaz Fazel claims Senzo Mchunu worked to neutralise his oversight office
Suspended Inspector-General Imtiaz Fazel challenges his security clearance withdrawal, alleging Senzo Mchunu obstructed investigations into Crime Intelligence.
Kubayi and NDPP Mothibi hold urgent meeting with IDAC head over credibility concerns
Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi and NDPP Andy Mothibi meet with IDAC head Advocate Andrea Johnson in Pretoria to address public trust concerns post-Madlanga Commission.
“New way to steal land”: Mzansi reacts to new eviction laws coming to SA in TikTok video
Mzansi’s government has proposed tougher eviction laws with harsher fines and jail time for people who organise illegal land occupations, leaving Mzansi furious
Joburg faces cash crunch as Mayor Dada Morero reveals city has 12 days of reserves
Johannesburg Mayor Dada Morero says the city has only 12 days of cash left as it awaits a National Treasury transfer to pay Eskom and Rand Water bills.
'I let South Africans down': Minister Dina Pule speaks out on her controversial cabinet return
Social Development Minister Dina Pule has addressed criticism over her Cabinet return, admitting she let SA down and saying years away from politics changed her.
Zulu Traditional Prime Minister Chiliza calls for ban on government branding at cultural events
Phathisizwe Chiliza calls for a ban on government branding at cultural events to protect King Misuzulu from political exploitation and preserve heritage.
Papa Penny calls out Limpopo Premier Phophi Ramathuba over anti- illegal immigration movement remark
Papa Penny criticises Limpopo Premier Ramathuba over her illegal immigration remarks, sparking an online debate about politics and service delivery in the province.
Presidency condemns anti-illegal immigration campaigns, says they harm South Africa's reputation
The South African Presidency slams anti-illegal immigration campaigns as damaging and false, rejecting divisive narratives that threaten the nation's relationships.
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