Ramaphosa denies meddling in State Capture commission
President Cyril Ramaphosa has rejected assertions that he has interfered in the work of the State Capture commission following questions
21 June 2022
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SA could go maskless
There is a possibility that South Africa could be saying goodbye to mask wearing in indoor public spaces. In a
21 June 2022
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Langa man arrested with large amount of drugs
An estimated R500 000 worth of drugs has been seized at a premises in Block B, Langa. Acting on information
21 June 2022
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Khayelitsha community hopeful SAPS will fulfill its mandate
The Khayelitsha Development Forum (KDF) is confident that the police will be working better to address the mass shootings gripping
20 June 2022
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Another fuel hike – this time by almost R2
Struggling South Africans could be in for another fuel price hike. This time, by almost R2 a litre. The Automobile
19 June 2022
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Cosatu slams 3% wage increase
Labour federation Cosatu has criticized the three percent salary increase for public office bearers as a slap in the face.
19 June 2022
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Youth must join national soccer body
The absence of young blood in the highly contested leadership race at the South African Football Association (SAFA) has been
17 June 2022
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Cape Town gripped by flood aftermath
The problems in Khayelitsha following the past two days’ heavy rains are being experienced across the Cape Flats. Community activist,
15 June 2022
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Cape Town mop up operations continue
The clearing of waterlogged houses and shacks continues in Cape Town. Disaster Risk Management says they are conducting assessments in
15 June 2022
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Gauteng man guilty of R11 million TERS theft
A former bookkeeper Lindelani Pert Gumede has been found guilty of robbing the Unemployment Insurance Fund (UIF) of more than
15 June 2022
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City Disaster Management pump out water logged settlements
Disaster Risk Management officials are pumping out water logged settlements. This, as teams have completed assessments in many informal settlements.
14 June 2022
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SA’s youth sacrificed for profits – SAFTU
South Africa’s youth are being sacrificed for profits. This is the contention of Saftu’s spokesperson, Trevor Shaku. “The private sector
13 June 2022
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Suspect in Ramaphosa’s $4m theft linked to CT gang
One of the main suspects involved in President Cyril Ramaphosa’s Phala Phala farm robbery has links to a Cape Town
12 June 2022
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Two teens shot dead amid Muslim protests in India
Two teenagers have been killed during protests that erupted across India following derogatory remarks against the Prophet Muhammad (PBH) made
12 June 2022
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Reinforcements deployed to combat Lourensford fire
Reinforcements have been sent to help bring under control the Lourensford fire in Somerset West. The City’s Fire and Rescue
12 June 2022
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Painful farewell to mob attack victim Abongile Mafalala
The Mafalala family have bid farewell and buried their loved one, Abongile who was killed in a mob attack in
11 June 2022
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Shireen Essop reunited with family after almost three weeks
Police are still investigating the details surrounding the Shireen Essop case. The 32-year-old Manenberg mother was found around midnight at
11 June 2022
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Western Cape cold bite expected this Sunday
Western Cape Disaster Management is on high alert for strong winds and heavy downpours as a cold front is expected
10 June 2022
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Hezbollah to defend Lebanon’s gas wealth against Israel
Resistance movement Hezbollah is on a mission to safeguard Lebanon’s maritime gas resources. It’s leader Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah has warned
10 June 2022
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Workers “betrayed” by Comair collapse
More than a thousand workers are feeling betrayed with the announcement that the aviation company Comair has hit the end
10 June 2022
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