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Gauteng social development says it has noted a number of self-discharged individuals who participated in the…

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Lesufi disband AmaPanyaza

October 22, 2025

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Gauteng Premier, Panyaza Lesufi, announced that the crime prevention wardens will be disbanded in order for…

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NPO’s funding applications extended

October 14, 2025

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The Gauteng social development MEC Faith Mazibuko has announced extension date of funding applications for Non-Profit…

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Water crisis: Calls for Mayor Morero to resign intensify

September 19, 2025

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The Joburg Crisis Alliance has demanded for Johannesburg mayor Dada Morero to step down following continued…

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Grade 8 learner collapses and dies at school

September 9, 2025

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A grade 8 girl learner collapsed and died earlier on Tuesday morning at Qalabotjha Secondary School…

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Human rights month events in Sharpeville to proceed as planned despite hiccups, says department

March 13, 2025

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The Gauteng Department of Sport and Arts has confirmed that the human rights month events in…

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Help sought in locating missing Zamdela teen

March 10, 2025

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The Family Violence, Child Protection and Sexual Offences Unit, has sought assistance from the community in…

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‘Pay account directly to us’: Eskom reminds Emfuleni residents

March 5, 2025

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Eskom has reminded customers in Emfuleni municipal area that electricity accounts must be paid directly to…

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4 weeks ago

Brigadier Abraham Nkwashu, a high-ranking official from the Sedibeng District, is under scrutiny while testifying at the Madlanga Commission probe.

The commission is investigating various allegations related to misconduct and governance in municipalities.

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2 months ago

Controversy erupts over Nigerian 'King's' coronation in South Africa

The African Transformation Movement (ATM) has expressed strong opposition and concern over the coronation of a Nigerian king titled "Igwe Ndigbo Na East London" in the Eastern Cape.

According to ATM Spokesperson Zama Ntsona, this development is viewed as a direct challenge to South Africa's sovereignty, a violation of its legal principles, and an affront to the institution of traditional leadership as recognized by South African law and customs.

"South Africa, as a constitutional democracy, has a legally defined framework that protects traditional leadership, which cannot be ceremonially appointed or imported from foreign traditions," he remarked.

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3 months ago

Following the announcement as mayoral hopeful by the DA on Saturday, Kingsol Chabalala outlined his vision for the embattled Emfuleni Local Municipality

On this interview, Chabalala pleaded with the residents to lend the Blue Wave just five years of administration to #fixemfuleni

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Gauteng anti-substance abuse campaign sees a number of self-discharged individuals

Lesufi disband AmaPanyaza

NPO’s funding applications extended

Water crisis: Calls for Mayor Morero to resign intensify

Grade 8 learner collapses and dies at school

Human rights month events in Sharpeville to proceed as planned despite hiccups, says department

Help sought in locating missing Zamdela teen

‘Pay account directly to us’: Eskom reminds Emfuleni residents

Brakpan intersection receive safety boost

Urgent Appeal: Police seek public help locating missing woman

SAWS forecasts central weather break by afternoon

Staying safe: Kenyan diaspora warned about South African demonstrations