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Police crackdown on mineral-dealing syndicate
Police have pounced on a syndicate dealing in zircon and chloride minerals worth R15-million at a warehouse in Johannesburg.
Downs get reprieve after Champions League exit
Mamelodi Sundowns have found something to cheer about despite Friday’s CAF Champions League heartbreak.
Esperance rains on Sundowns parade
Mamelodi Sundowns were knocked out of the CAF Champions League.
Injury-hit Chiefs and SuperSport face off
Both teams desperately need a win to get them out of a poor run of results.
Time to stand and deliver
PICK OF THE SPORT: South African teams have a tough weekend ahead, but there is no longer time for excuses, writes Dylan Bettencourt.
‘We need illegal gold to survive’
“Do you know about poverty, have you ever been in a situation where you don’t know what your children will eat?”
The Free State is up for grabs
With former Free State premier Ace Magashule out of the way, several parties are campaigning to take the province.
Prince wants Zulu PM removed
King Misuzulu’s uncle wants a court to annul the appointment of the King’s traditional prime minister and to stop the Monarch’s control of the Ingonyama Trust.
Election Bites: Steenhuisen challenges Ramaphosa
Scrolla.Africa delivers all you need to know ahead of the 29 May elections.
Law firm to investigate teens’ drowning
Gauteng Education MEC Matome Chiloane has appointed a law firm to investigate the drowning of two Daveyton learners.
‘Prof, don’t insult King Misuzulu again!’
Clash of the Xulus as Dr Cedric Xulu warns Zulu cultural expert professor Musa Xulu to stop making disrespectful comments about King Misuzulu.
Top job offered to official with shady past
A man who has been offered the chief director of transport job in KZN left a previous post after facing corruption and fraud allegations.