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Zuma’s friends lead MK party GNU negotiations

Jacob Zuma has invited his friends from his state capture days, Tom Moyane and Nathi Nhleko, to lead negotiations for the MK party in the formation of a Government of National Unity.

Back into the dark go Johannesburg residents

Johannesburg City Power claims that illegal connections have forced them to implement load reduction in over 80 areas in the city.

Kids die in Khayelitsha mass shooting

The community of Site C’s Section A is mourning the senseless murder of four young people shot dead in a barber shop.

Shebeshxt involved in yet another car accident

Social media users have called out Shebeshxt for reckless behaviour after he was involved in a second car accident in a space of three months.

Search for NMB flood victims continues

The body of an East Cape Midlands College student swept away by the floods last week has been recovered on the Swartkops river bank in Kariega, while the search for a friend she disappeared with continues.

Prince Buthelezi’s son honoured with a community hall 

Ulundi local municipality named the KwaCeza community hall after Prince Ntuthokoyezwe Buthelezi to preserve the Buthelezi family name.

Call for Zondo to oversee GNU

Political parties have written to Chief Justice Raymond Zondo, asking him to appoint a retired judge for GNU talks.

Three children shot dead in attack on barber shop

Three children were caught in the crossfire when unknown gunmen stormed into a barbershop and opened fire on Saturday afternoon.

And then there was one . . .

Two weeks ago there were three, last weekend there were two – and now there is just one team left in the URC.

‘The people have spoken, let the MK Party rule’

Your daily one-minute video clip with our political editor Zukile Majova, on the country's most important election.

Bulls charge into the semis 

Bulls score a bonus point win, staking a serious claim to VURC honours.

IEC rejects Zuma threat and announces election results

The ball is now in Zuma’s court after the IEC and the police refused to bow to his threats to postpone the election results.

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