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The people have spoken! 

South Africans have responded to President Cyril Ramaphosa’s State of the Nation Address, saying they are tired of hearing the same message.

Four opposition parties should ditch their egos and unite

There’s a real chance for a powerful foursome of parties to become SA’s main opposition.

ANC KZN Women’s League crashing and burning 

Divisions in the ANC Women’s League in KZN are widening and some leaders are worried the fallout will hurt the party’s fortunes in the upcoming elections.

Security beefed up for Pandor following genocide case

Naledi Pandor concerned after threats made against her and her family.

ANC fires former speaker as ward councillor

The ANC in KwaZulu-Natal has dismissed Sibonelo Maphumulo, former speaker of the Umzumbe Municipality.

What’s happening in KZN? 

Sihle Mavuso presents the latest news from KwaZulu-Natal.

School bullying causes clashes between villages

Rural municipalities have joined forces with the KZN education department to fight bullying in rural schools.

Volunteer teacher one of Limpopo’s finest

Meet the Limpopo volunteer teacher who produced a 100% pass rate for all his pupils in the subjects he taught for four years in a row.

Blue cards and sin bins on football agenda

Football lawmakers are trialling the use of blue cards to improve fairness and respect.

‘Same old, same old’

Opposition party leaders have accused President Ramaphosa of making the same promises as before at the State of the Nation Address.

Promises, promises and more promises

In his State of the Nation Address, the president continued his strategy of dishing out promises to the people of South Africa after five years in office.

Ramaphosa ready to sign NHI Bill

The president also promised to focus on early childhood education.
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