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Zondo: Allegations against Jacob Zuma now considered evidence
Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo has announced that the allegations levied against former president Jacob Zuma at the Inquiry will now be considered evidence.
SA opens more border posts: Concerns raised after festive season chaos
The Department of Home Affairs is confident that it can handle the reopening of border posts amid a relaxation of the lockdown restrictions, but concerns remain
SONA 2021: Mzansi reacts to Ramaphosa's speech about "empty promises"
President Cyril Ramaphosa delivered his State of the Nation Address on Thursday night. Mzansi citizens have accused the president of making empty promises.
SONA 2021: President Ramaphosa puts economy in spotlight amid pandemic
President Cyril Ramaphosa presents the State of the Nation Address 2021 almost a year since the very beginning of the coronavirus outbreak in South Africa.
Fact check: No, King Goodwill Zwelithini has not passed away
Rumours that King Goodwill Zwelithini has now passed away spread like wildfire on social media recently. Briefly.co.za explores the truth behind this claim.
EFF slams government for 'mass deployment' of cops for minimal SONA
The Economic Freedom Fighters have slammed the 'mass' amount of SA Police Service officers deployed for protection at a far smaller State of the Nation Address.
Cabinet opts to extend national state of disaster by another month
Cabinet has gathered ahead of the State of the Nation Address and decided to extend the national state of disaster in response to Covid-19 by another month.
Presidency confirms 600 000 jobs created by employment stimulus
The Presidency confirmed that a staggering 600 000 jobs have been created in all nine provinces underneath the banner of the presidential employment stimulus.
Mkhize: AstraZeneca deal was made before new strain was discovered
Health Minister Dr Zweli Mkhize says that the deal to procure AstraZeneca vaccines from India was struck before the new Covid-19 variant was discovered in SA.
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