Speaker Thoko Didiza received legal advice telling her to oppose President Ramaphosa's bid to freeze the Phala Phala inquiry, but chose not to follow it and the EFF is now exploring legal action against her.
Three men who lost their construction jobs pooled their money to sell pork heads and braaied meat at a Khayelitsha taxi rank, with prices starting at R10.
Andile Nhlapho sent out CVs, got nothing back, started a laundry round, then opened afternoon classes in Duduza. Not one learner has failed since 2022.
The March and March Movement told government on Wednesday it has until June 30 to respond to immigration concerns, days after police confirmed the operation will cost over R600 million.
Eastern Cape Premier Oscar Mabuyane lost his defamation case against Julius Malema on Tuesday, signaling that he may appeal and the EFF announced a criminal fraud case against him the same day.
Opposition parties are demanding President Ramaphosa appear before the Phala Phala Impeachment Committee in person, saying its draft terms of reference leave a backdoor open for him to avoid accountability.
Five MKP members were killed or shot in KwaZulu-Natal on Tuesday, as at least seven politicians and activists were killed across South Africa during election season.
The state has split the R360-million Medicare24 tender fraud trial, separating alleged underworld kingpin Vusimuzi 'Cat' Matlala to face the Specialised Commercial Crimes Court alone.
Acting Police Minister Firoz Cachalia has brought private security companies into government's June 30 preparations, citing immigration tensions and the risk of unrest.
