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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.
Video of SA man fishing from huge pothole on a road in Kokstad goes viral: "Minister of fish is loading"
A South African man made a hilarious video mocking an enormous pothole in KwaZulu-Natal. He took his fishing rod and pretended like he caught a fish from there.
Who will SA's electricity minister be? Rumour mill claims Presidency's head of electricity is Ramaphosa's favourite
There is speculation that President Cyril Ramaphosa will appoint head of infrastructure in the Presidency, Kgosientso Ramokgopa as SA's electricity minister.
Female councillor gunned down in the Eastern Cape counting money outside her business place, citizens alarmed
An Eastern Cape councillor was shot dead while she was counting money in her parked car. The police are investigating the murder and have made nor arrests.
SA's unemployment crisis in the spotlight after over 700k graduates applied for R350 grant
Over 716 000 graduates applied for the R350 social relief of distress grant in January 2023. The figure highlights how bad SA's unemployment crisis has become.
RIP AKA: Ntsiki Mazwai blasts Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi for proposing state funeral for Supa Mega, poet believes it's disrespectful to Anele Tembe
Ntsiki Mazwai revealed on Twitter that she doesn't support Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi's plans to hold a state funeral for AKA. She called out the decision.
Bushiri extradition: No witnesses required to travel to Malawi for trial, correctional department clarifies
The correctional department clarified that civilian witnesses will not be required to travel to Malawi to testify in Shepard Bushiri's extradition hearing.
Government declares state of disaster in 7 provinces affected by floods, Mzansi fears looting
The Office of the Presidency announced on Monday, 13 February, that a state of disaster has been declared in seven provinces severely affected by flooding.
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