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Tshwane acknowledges insider threatened customers to pay bills via messages, SA stunned
Tshwane said investigations revealed that one of its contractors threatened residents to pay their bills with unauthorised messages. SA citizens were shocked.
Cyril Ramaphosa defends himself against outcry over claims of not being legally obliged to provide electricity
President Cyril Ramaphosa claims that he was grossly misinterpreted over a statement he made regarding have no legal obligation to provide electricity in SA.
ANC will loot more in 15 months leading to 2024 general elections, political analyst Moeletsi Mbeki claims
Political analyst Moeletsi Mbeki has warned that ANC members will increase corrupt and looting as the ruling party gets closer to losing power in South Africa.
Missing relatives? Gauteng health dept urges families to check morgues as over 900 bodies remain unidentified
There are over 900 unidentified and unclaimed bodies laying in state mortuaries in Gauteng. Families have been urged to look for missing kin among the remains.
South Africa has been greylisted by financial watchdog FATF, Mzansi says: “That was imminent”
The watchdog organisation Financial Action Task Force (FATF) has announced that South Africa was greylisted on Friday, 24 February, leaving citizens angered.
US President Joe Biden called to review relationship with South Africa amid Russia and China’s military drills
A Republican member of the US Congress introduced a resolution calling for President Joe Biden to weigh in on SA hosting military drills with Russia and China.
André de Ruyter leaves Eskom with immediate effect after explosive interview about corruption at power utility
André de Ruyter has been released as the CEO of SA's struggling power utility, Eskom, after the board decided De Ruyter would not have to serve out his notice.
Government rejects 22 Afghan citizens’ asylum request, Mzansi welcomes decision: “Motsoaledi is doing his job”
The Department of Home Affairs filed a court affidavit to overturn an earlier court decision that granted 22 Afghan nationals asylum status in South Africa.
South Africa hosting Russian-Chinese war games signals end of SA’s neutrality, Ukrainian Association SA says
The Ukrainian Association of South Africa slammed the South African government for going forward with its war games, Exercise Mosi II, with Russia and China.
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