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Transport Minister wants end to drinking and driving, calls for legal alcohol limit to be scrapped
Transport Minister Barbara Creecy said it was unacceptable that people were allowed to drink and then still drive, announcing plans to scrap the legal alcohol limit.
Public Works minister Dean Macpherson welcomes resignation of IDT chair Tebogo Malaka
Minister Dean Macpherson has welcomed the resignation of IDT CEO Tebogo Malaka amid allegations of bribery, affirming her legal troubles are far from over.
Public Protector clears Dean Macpherson of ethics breach after EFF complaint, South Africans divided
The Public Protector has cleared Public Works Minister Dean Macpherson of wrongdoing after an EFF complaint over IDT payments, sparking mixed reactions online.
Department of Basic Education reveals result of probe into matric exam leak
Siviwe Gwarube reveals details of a matric exam paper leak from the department, leading to student disciplinary actions and public outcry for accountability.
Department of Public Works and Infrastructure cancels lease with Vusimuzi "Cat" Matlala
Minister Dean Macpherson has cancelled the Department of Public Works’ lease with suspected cartel boss Vusimuzi "Cat" Matlala amid serious criminal allegations.
Ronald Lamola describes US actions in Venezuela as violation of United Nations Charter, SA reacts
Ronald Lamola weighed in on the US capture of Venezuelan President, saying South Africa needed to stand on the side of principle, sparking criticism online.
Mixed reactions as Minister Gayton McKenzie clarifies stance on 'Abahambe' campaign
Patriotic Alliance's Gayton McKenzie addresses criticism over reduced use of “Abahambe,” highlighting his shift in Cabinet responsibilities and immigration stance.
Defence Minister Angie Motshekga heartbroken after 2 SANDF soldiers drown
Minister of Defence Angie Motshekga visits Komatipoort after two SANDF members drowned in floods, expressing heartache and condolences to their families.
Durban temple site declared a crime scene, probe finds substandard materials used for construction
Authorities declared the site of the Redcliffe temple a crime scene, after a preliminary investigation found concerning details which led to a structural collapse.
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