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Joburg street's R200m repairs amount to zero after nearly 18 months as new timelines set
New timelines have been set to repair Johannesburg's Lilian Ngoyi Street, nearly 18 months after a seismic underground blast, reports Briefly News in this exclusive.
Fuming Lenasia South residents pelt police with rocks, upset that illegal water connections are cut
Residents of Phumla Mqashi in Lenasia South threw rocks at police and looted passing trucks after officials cut illegal water connections in their area.
Zahara's 37th birthday celebrations flopped, family and friends divided: "Serves them right"
Zahara was celebrated for her posthumous 37th birthday. However, she had two celebrations, one in the Eastern Cape and one in Johannesburg, which her family opposed.
"Is Johannesburg dangerous?": British man asks Mzansi about Gauteng city's safety, SA responds
After seeing posts about the city's safety issues, a British man asked South Africans if Johannesburg was dangerous. South Africans shared their opinions.
Rapper Da L.E.S gives an update on his health after suffering a stroke: "I owe it all to God"
The South African rapper Da L.E.S recently broke his silence after he suffered a stroke in July 2024. The star's team shared a statement regarding his recovery.
ProVerb reacts to having supporters after retiring from music: "Life has a way of surprising you"
The South African radio and TV personality ProVerb recently shared how shocked he was when he found out that he still had fans who listened to his music.
Wits black girl with natural hair told to tie it, netizens react: " I was once bullied by a Dean"
A Wits student was told to tie her afro because students are going to focus on it instead of writing exams. The lady was taken aback. Online users shared their take.
Herman Mashaba calls for foreign-owned spaza shops to be closed, SA debates
ActionSA President Herman Mashaba called on foreign-owned spaza shops to be shut down after Panyaza Lesufi said over 20 people died from food poisoning.
Mediator appointed for Johannesburg's debt to Eskom, SA reacts
A mediator has been appointed to mediate between Eskom and City Power to resolve the debt City Power owes to Eskom, which exceeds R3 billion. SA had questions.
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