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Soaring fuel prices, rising taxi fares and new bus increases are forcing desperate commuters back onto trains as transport costs spiral out of control.
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The Economic Freedom Fighters wants the fuel levy increase scrapped, arguing Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana cannot raise it without Parliament’s approval.
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Mamelodi Sundowns take a lead of one goal to Morocco on Sunday to win a second Champions League football trophy in front of hostile fans.
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Rachel Kolisi checks into hospital and checks out of giving answers

Rachel Kolisi checked into hospital this week and chose to handle it the way she handles most things: with a punchline and a photo from her hospital bed.

Stress and screens are robbing South Africans of a good night’s sleep

About one in 14 South African adults suffers from a sleep disorder as stress, long working hours and screen time cause a growing sleep crisis.

Tshwane motor zone brings jobs to township families

More than 7,800 jobs have opened up for local township families living near the new Tshwane automotive manufacturing zone built next to the Ford factory.

Gunmen shoot dead Mahikeng crime activist Thato Molosankwe

Police in the North West launched a manhunt after attackers shot and killed Mahikeng crime activist Thato Molosankwe at his Lomanyaneng home on Wednesday morning.

Witness D murder accused fights for freedom in court

The man accused of killing a key Madlanga Commission witness is back in court as explosive claims and underworld links rock the case.

Joburg towers demolition stopped as owners rush to court

The City of Johannesburg halted the demolition of illegal structures at Marble Towers after the building owners won an urgent court order.

Dada Morero plans Tutu precinct to fix Johannesburg

Joburg mayor Dada Morero will deliver his State of the City Address inside a crumbling CBD precinct as residents battle water cuts, crime and decay.

Sifiso Meyiwa says wrong men face Senzo murder trial

More than a decade after Senzo Meyiwa was shot dead, his brother says five men are on trial for a murder they did not commit, and a second docket names the people who were in the room.

Vosloorus dad quits job to fix food business

Isaac Chirindza left his food business when it stopped making money, took a salary job, then walked away from it on his third payday to start again with nothing but guilt and determination.

No money forces arts leader to drop children’s camp

A Cape Town arts leader who paid for children's outings from his own pocket can no longer afford to, and now the camps, separate girls and boys trips and free meals are gone.

Royal sources place chancellor Zondi in Durban hospital

The Zulu Kingdom's Royal Chancellor Inkosi Malusi Zondi is in a Durban hospital, sources close to the royal household say, days after extortion allegations.

ANC turns to Shembe to win back KZN

The ANC has appointed Shembe church leader Dr Ngogi Mahaye to its KZN task team to help win back support before the local government elections.