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‘I want my son’s body to give him a proper funeral’
The polluted Klip River is stopping police and private divers from searching for the body of Jabulani Mofafane.
Flood victims refuse to move to community halls
Khayelitsha ward councillor tried to get affected residents to move, but they are worried about leaving their possessions in flooded shacks.
Ekurhuleni runs out of chronic medication
Patients, especially those with hypertension, diabetes, psychiatric needs, and HIV/Aids, are most affected.
KwaDukuza spending ‘unauthorised, irregular and wasteful’
A report reveals that the KwaDukuza municipality's chief financial officer was unaware for six years of millions being paid into an old account.
Disabled man has been waiting for a house since 2017
Wheelchair user Lwando Sigaqa needs better housing as his shack floods, and he fears he will be unable to escape a fire.
KZN news bites: Councillor will get naked for water
Sihle Mavuso presents the latest news from KwaZulu-Natal.
Nine killed in bloody Nelson Mandela Bay weekend
At least nine people died in separate shooting incidents in the city over the weekend.
Parents save criminal son from mob justiceÂ
Residents caught and beat a known thief in Soshanguve, but his parents came to his rescue.Â
Mandla George returns to NMB as acting city manager
The municipality’s former COO says he is committed to improving service delivery performance and fixing community problems.Â
Young Boks on the doorstep of greatness
The team to face Portugal is loaded with debutants and players with a point to prove.Â
World news bites: Strike on makeshift Gaza mosque kills 22
Rorisang Modiba delivers daily updates from around the world.
Cassper Nyovest says he ‘cries a lot’Â
Cassper Nyovest said since dedicating his life to God, he has become comfortable with being more emotional.Â