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Gauteng: millions live without electricity and water
The country's economic hub, Gauteng, is in a desperate state.
Massive storms cause havoc in Zululand
A massive storm ripped through Nongoma and KwaCeza in the north of KwaZulu Natal, leaving hundreds of people displaced.
Social media community comes to the aid of disabled EC learner
Social media users dug into their pockets to help make a disabled teenager’s dream of one day becoming a graduate a reality.
Five Tlometsane family members laid to rest
The Tlometsane parents and their three children were all buried on Sunday after a tragic car crash claimed their lives last week.
Nelson Mandela Bay could lose half a billion in grant funds
The Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality is in trouble with the national treasury once again, this time for underspending.
‘Stage 6 was sabotage’ – Mbalula
ANC Secretary General Fikile Mbalula says stage 6 was a case of sabotage.
10-Man Bafana stretch Nigeria but luck out on penalties
Bafana’s Afcon dream came to an end when their semi-final against the Super Eagles was decided by a penalty shootout.
Namibian president dies aged 82
Namibia's President Hage Geingob, 82, died in hospital early on Sunday, the presidency said, weeks after he was diagnosed with cancer.
Two learners die in train and taxi crash
Two pupils have died following a horrific crash between freight train and scholar transport vehicle in Addo, Eastern Cape.
Big scares for England and Scotland
Scotland take their foot off the pedal and Wales come within one point of victory. England battles to catch up to inspired Italians.
French flair crumbles in front of Irish discipline
If only the French could find a way to play their brilliant rugby for a full 80 minutes, they would be unstoppable.
ANC troubled by curse of the former presidents
The party's former presidents are not helping
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