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Gautrain to continue operating under Public-Private Partnership model: Gauteng Government
The Gauteng government will take full ownership of the Gautrain while maintaining its Public-Private Partnership model, ensuring continued operations and service.
Experts assure consumers that sanitary pads safe to use after UFS report published
The South African Society of Obstetrics and Gynaecology reassures consumers about the safety of sanitary pads amid claims of harmful chemicals in a UFS report.
DIRCO working to identify South Africans stuck in Middle East
President Cyril Ramaphosa addresses the plight of South Africans stranded in the Middle East amid escalating conflict, facing mixed reactions from citizens.
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"Enhances safety": Bolt becomes Mzansi's first registered e-hailing platform under new transport law
Bolt SA becomes the first major ride-hailing platform to officially register under the country’s new National Land Transport Amendment Act, receives its Certificate
Minister Gayton McKenzie under fire for allegedly hiding costs of taxpayer-funded travel
McKenzie allegedly failed to disclose costs of over 20 taxpayer-funded trips. ActionSA demands accountability amid concerns of R500 million in travel spending.
COPE Founder Mosiuoa "Terror" Lekota dies at age 77
Mosiuoa "Terror" Lekota, founder of COPE, has died after battling health issues. The party mourns his loss, remembering his role in South African politics.
KwaZulu-Natal community unites after heartbreaking fire takes five young lives in KwaDukuza
Shack fire in KwaDukuza claims five children's lives, prompting substantial community donations and support for the grieving family during this devastating time.
eThekwini concludes R2.8 million logo rebranding consultations amid community concerns
eThekwini Municipality concludes R2.8 million logo rebranding consultations, focusing on community input, phased costs, and a new visual identity for the city.
American government to process 4500 Afrikaner refugee application monthly
The US government is set to process 4500 Afrikaner refugee applications, nearly double the initial plan, amid new infrastructure to expedite the process in Pretoria.
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