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KwaZulu-Natal deploys thousands of officers for Easter traffic
KwaZulu-Natal has deployed more than 3,400 officers and stepped up roadblocks and checks to reduce accidents during the busy Easter…
Five killed in Cape Town township shootings
Five people were shot dead and three wounded in two separate early morning attacks in Gugulethu and Philippi East.
Prison interview scandal sparks investigation by correctional services
Correctional services has launched an investigation after a media interview with inmate Jermaine Prim was done without approval at a…
Cape Town man turns sneaker washing into growing business
A Langa man started washing sneakers during the Covid 19 pandemic and now runs a growing business that supports his…
Ramaphosa says corruption fight shows progress but problems remain
Cyril Ramaphosa says South Africa is making progress against corruption, but warns the problem is still deep and needs strong…
Gauteng opens state food centre to fight hunger
Gauteng has launched its first state run food distribution centre in Centurion to tackle poverty and create jobs.
Malema warns police boss to stop dragging his party
Julius Malema has warned police commissioner Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi not to involve the Economic Freedom Fighters in internal police disputes.
Hill Lewis rejects government role if elected leader
Cape Town mayor Geordin Hill Lewis says he will not take a government post if elected Democratic Alliance leader.
Mother of five survives by braaing meat in Khayelitsha
A Khayelitsha mother of five earns a living by braaing meat daily after years of failing to find a job.
Cape Town mother works two jobs to feed family
A Philippi mother works long hours at two jobs to make sure her children have food and financial security.
