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SANDF soldiers forced to buy own boots before deployment, SA says: "Our government is disgusting"
The South African National Defence Union confirmed that soldiers had to buy their own boots, leaving citizens disgusted by the government's handling of the army.
"A little bit tone-deaf": SA questions Education Department introducing controversial portable desks
The Department of Basic Education shared McDonald's partnered with MiDesk Global to donate a bag that transforms into desks and chairs, a controversial innovation.
“Who does the screening for these jobs?”: Salary of parliamentary cleaner sparks debate
Nehawu has firmly denied claims that Parliament cleaners earn R30,000 monthly, revealing the actual figure is around R12,000, sparking debate about the government.
Frustrated Azania community members build own bridge, SA amused and concerned by structure
Residents of Azania Phase 3 informal settlement in Mpumalanga were tired of waiting on the government to assist and decided to build their own bridge.
SA drinkers slam Treasury's plan to put a cork in alcohol abuse scourge by increasing tax
SA's liquor consumers and industry bodies have blasted the National Treasury's proposal to increase excise tax on alcohol in a bid to control the drinking problem.
Department of Health to provide HIV patients with ARVs for six months after Donald Trump cut aid
The Department of Health said it would provide HIV patients with antiretrovirals for six months after the United States government cut funding for HIV programmes.
President Cyril Ramaphosa says budget speech postponement was not a crisis, SA doesn't believe him
President Cyril Ramaphosa defended the Minister of Finance, Enoch Godongwana after the first GNU budget speech was postponed to 21 March. SA reacted.
South Africa’s unemployment rate drops to 31.9% in 2024, Mzansi questions Stats SA's official figure
Stats SA released the official unemployment figures for Q4 of 2024, noted that the figure dropped by 0.2 percentage points, but South Africans aren't buying it.
4 United States members of Congress ask Donald Trump to cut diplomatic ties with South Africa
Four United States of America congressmen wrote to President Donald Trump, asking him to punish South Africa with diplomatic sanctions. SA reacted.
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