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Tourism Minister Sisulu tells parliament arrests for German tourist murder will be made soon
Lindiwe Sisulu said that government had identified the right suspects for the murder of the German tourist in Mpumalanga and claimed arrest would be imminent.
KZN flood victims still homeless as government and landlords battle it out over money
The provincial government in KwaZulu-Natal said greedy and racist landlords are holding back the progress of finding suitable housing for KZN flood victims.
Germany gives SA more money to fight against climate change, citizens unhappy with donation
Germany plans to fund South Africa with €355 million (about R6.2 billion) towards ending climate change. The money will be paid out over a two-year period.
Dr Aaron Motsoaledi justifies passport hikes, says government was “heavily subsidising” holders
Minister of Home Affairs Dr Aaron Motsoaledi has justified the increase of passports and travel documents prices that will come into effect from 1 November.
Burgersfort residents call for the legalisation of zama zamas as authorities clamp down on illegal mining
The residents of the mineral-rich area of Burgersfort are calling on the government to grant local illegal miners licenses to excavate chrome ore in the area.
Siphosethu's family pleads with premier to get China to preserve her remains
The family of Siphosethu Mqokozo wrote a touching email to the Eastern Cape Premier to help with negotiations with China. They want her body to be preserved.
Premier Panyaza Lesufi Reshuffles Gauteng Cabinet, Mzansi sceptical
A day after being sworn in as the premier of Gauteng, Panyaza Lesufi shuffled his cabinet. Mzansi is to not completely sold that he'll bring positive a change.
Cogta Minister proposes gifts over R1k should be declared in bid to clean up local government
Cogta Minister Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma proposed that councillors in local government must declare gifts received if they are valued over R1000 in new guidelines.
Sadtu goes against other public servant unions, plans to accept government's 3% wage increase offer
The South African Democratic Teachers' Union (Sadtu) has indicated that it is willing to accept the 3% public servant wage increase offered by the government.
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