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The South African government has extended an invite for the 15th Brics summit to Russian President Vladimir Putin despite the ICC's arrest warrant for Putin.
Johann Rupert is the wealthiest person in SA and the second-richest individual in Africa. With his R196 billion net worth, there isn't much Rupert can't buy.
The Presidency has defended government after Julius Malema revealed that the transport minister blocked the EFF from transporting protestors to the shutdown.
Former ministers Fikile Mbalula, Maite Nkoana-Mashabane and Nathi Mthethwa resigned as Members of Parliament after being fired in the recent Cabinet reshuffle.
Former tourism minister Lindiwe Sisulu has informed the ANC parliamentary caucus of her plans to resign as an MP. Sisulu was axed from the national executive.
A family in KwaZulu-Natal is blaming Nehawu's nationwide healthcare workers' strike for the death of their father. Workers are striking for a 10% wage increase.
The former mayor of the City of Tshwane, Murunwa Makwarela, is facing criminal charges for submitting a fake insolvency rehabilitation order to be reinstated.
President Cyril Ramaphosa assured that the Land Expropriation Bill will not be used recklessly by government during his first Parliamentary Q&A session of 2023.
A four-year-old girl's body was found in a pit toilet at a school in Glen Gray village, Eastern Cape, renewing the calls for the eradication of pit latrines.
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