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Pastor uses bible scripture to argue against illegal immigration at March and March protest
Pastor ST Dlamini's remarks at the March and March Movement provoke controversy, suggesting undocumented foreigners are 'thieves' and urging their return home.
Minister Tolashe to face parliament over fresh ‘state-funded nanny’ allegations
Social Development Minister Sisisi Tolashe faces scrutiny over alleged misuse of state funds for hiring a nanny, as fresh allegations prompt calls for investigation.
"You were complicit": Naledi Pandor’s resurfaced clip on Home Affairs corruption hits SA different
Naledi Pandor's resurfaced video reveals the corruption in South Africa's Home Affairs, sparking debate as the department faces a crackdown under Leon Schreiber.
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.
Security scare at President Ramaphosa’s Freedom Day speech as man storms stage
South Africans express shock after a viral clip reveals a major security lapse during President Ramaphosa's Freedom Day speech, raising concerns over his protection.
Siviwe Gwarube says National Treasury to investigate R1.6 billion textbook tender
Siviwe Gwarube urges Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana to investigate a R1.6 billion textbook tender awarded to Lighthouse Publishers amid corruption concerns.
UN raises concern over KZN xenophobia, HRA demands probe into Ghanaian’s death
UN Secretary-General António Guterres condemned rising xenophobic violence in KwaZulu-Natal, amid escalating tensions and the tragic death of a Ghanaian national.
Ekurhuleni housing project sits incomplete after city used wrong grant to fund construction
More than R122 million was spent on a social housing development in Clayville, Ekurhuleni, but the project remains unfinished after the city used the wrong grant.
KZN Premier Thami Ntuli visits Monswamy family after tragic killing of seven loved ones
KwaZulu-Natal Premier Thami Ntuli visits the Monswamy family after the tragic Newark mass killing of seven relatives, pledging support and justice.
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