The DA says cooperation with the ANC protects stability, but voters may begin to question whether the party is replacing the ANC or preserving it, writes Zukile Majova in Real Politics.
You get paid. You cover the big things. And then somehow, before you even get to the third week, the money is gone. You are not sure where it went. You are not sure what to do differently. And next month, it happens again.
About 4000 buses are expected at the Zion Christian Church's Moria headquarters this weekend for New Year celebrations, with heavy traffic expected from Friday night.
A workers' union wants the state to take over South Africa's pharmaceutical industry, blaming job losses on government policy, but the Health Department is pushing back on this.
Zimi Mnguni, an 11-year-old girl with a mental disability, has been missing from Nomcambalala village in Ngqeleni since Sunday, last seen crossing a small river.
Forum 4 SA wants a Letlhabile tavern investigated after a 16-year-old was arrested for murder, and is calling for stricter checks on underage drinking at taverns nationwide.
The Eastern Cape has received 26 new ambulances, with MEC Ntandokazi Capa admitting the province needs 600 to reach full capacity, and currently has just over 400.
Jobs at Foschini, Markham and Sportscene stores are at risk, after The Foschini Group announced plans to close 180 more stores over the next three years.
Thuli Nhlebela made history saving the NFP's only surviving 2016 candidacy in Nquthu. Nine years on, she's skipping this election entirely to build a new party aimed at removing the ANC in 2029.
More than a third of young South Africans aged 15 to 24 are not working, studying or training. Almost half of all young job-seekers can't find work at all.
Zinzile Mhesele built a sports club that produced professional footballers and referees, but he funds it from his own pocket and says he needs support.
The Zulu Royal Household has escalated its concerns over Tongaat Hulett to Minister Parks Tau, accusing the business rescue process of leaving cane growers and traditional leaders in the dark.
