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South Africa can slash fuel price to R10/ℓ with special tax on oil companies, according to PAPPI
Visvin Reddy of the People Against Petrol and Paraffin Price Increase says the fuel price can be slashed to R10 a litre via a special tax and buying oil cheaper.
SA government miss anti-doping law deadline, Springboks might play against France without national flag
The Springboks might play their clash against France without singing the national anthem or waving the national flag after SA missed an anti-doping deadline.
Israeli-Palestinian conflict: SA advocates for peace following surprise attack by Hamas
SA citizens weighed in on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict after Hamas launched an attack that killed dozens of people. Many are calling for peace initiatives.
Jeppestown pedestrian bridge collapses injuring 2 people, SA stunned by Jhb's failing infrastructure
A pedestrian bridge in Jeppestown Johannesburg collapsed while people were walking on it. Two people were severely injured and one is facing amputation.
Johannesburg Metro Police Department face racial scandal after coloured wardens were snubbed posts
Johannesburg Metro Police Department got accused of unfair hiring practices after 16 traffic wardens did not get shortlisted for permanent posts.
South Africa’s protest problem is caused by government favouring the rich, says activist, Sa agrees
Leader of the Anti-Privatisation Forum Dr Trevor Ngwane says South Africa's political and economic system needs to change to address the ongoing protest phenomenon.
Vivian Mokome's organic sanitary pads: A game-changer for menstrual hygiene in Mzansi
Vivian Mokome's will launch in October the Diginity pads which aims to help women in underserved communities. Her aim is to empower and educate Mzansi.
Gorgeous Woman touches Police Minister Bheki Cele and he blushes in Viral TikTok Video, netizens wide-eyed
An attractive woman made Police Minister Bheki Cele blush in a TikTok video when she touched his belly and said she wanted to be with him. Netizens laughed.
Gauteng Premier Lesufi says drugs are killing youth, SA urges him to take action
Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi urged faith-based organisations to help the government fight the war against drugs because it's destroying the lives of the youth.
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