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An Eastern Cape woman says a small furniture business is helping her feed her family, but quiet months still force them to buy food on credit.

A Gqeberha mother says rising polony prices have forced her to cut a cheap protein from her children’s school lunches.

Hawkers around Pan Africa Mall in Alexandra say a city operation to remove street traders has left families without income, food or school money.

Eastern Cape education officials say schools are ready for 2026 but learner transport damaged schools and pit toilets remain serious problems.

Celani Sikhakhane brings you KwaZulu-Natal's latest news.

Gauteng transport officials say unsafe scholar transport vehicles will be impounded as schools reopen and inspections are stepped up.

A civil group has asked government to consider sending South African prisoners to the Netherlands to ease overcrowding in local jails.

Sho Madjozi is facing a legal dispute with her former management who say she owes them millions from record deals and other work.

New affordability data shows that VAT on basic food items is taking a bigger bite out of household budgets.

The Independent Examinations Board has announced strong matric results for 2025 with most pupils qualifying to study further after school.

A young woman says long distance taxis are cheaper and more reliable than buses when travelling between the Western Cape and Eastern Cape.

Parents say their children will be blocked from attending if they do not pay.

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