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Two salaries, one private school and there is still not enough money for food

Tebogo Komane and her husband both work for municipalities but still cut back on groceries and electricity to pay their children's private school fees each month.

KZN ANC warns that anti-immigrant attacks will hurt the poor the most

ANC KwaZulu-Natal convener Mike Mabuyakhulu warned at a Freedom Charter event in Inanda that anti-immigrant attacks violate the charter and will hurt poor South Africans most.

Tsonga people march to say they are done being treated like foreigners in their own country

VaTsonga Machangana marched to the Human Rights Commission in Johannesburg on Friday, saying Tsonga South Africans are stopped in the street and forced to prove they are not foreigners.

EFF files motion to remove Didiza as Speaker over Ramaphosa interdict decision

The EFF has filed a formal motion to remove Speaker Thoko Didiza from office, accusing her of making her decision on Ramaphosa's interdict before seeking legal advice to justify it.

Matlala’s guilty plea just rewrote the case against 14 cops

A day after Vusimuzi Matlala pleaded guilty, prosecutors moved to rewrite the charges facing all 14 remaining accused in the R228-million Medicare24 case.

Limpopo creatives keep leaving and these two want to give them a reason to stay

Tlhologelo Leso and Ruth Shai could not find opportunities in Limpopo's creative industry, so they built a platform to create them for others still trying to break through.

How an AI tool is tracking Ebola’s real spread

An AI tool is helping to work out the real spread of the latest Ebola outbreak in the DRC before official case numbers catch up.

Bafana bank on rest before Canada

Hugo Broos says Bafana Bafana will focus on recovery, not training, before facing Canada in the World Cup knockouts.

Mnakwethu is back with Musa Mseleku and Season 5 is going across cultures

Musa Mseleku, who has four wives of his own, returns as host of Mnakwethu on Mzansi Magic on 7 July 2026, helping married men ask permission to take a second wife.

Mkhwanazi warns march leaders and Zulu nation envoy: do not touch foreign nationals

KwaZulu-Natal police commissioner General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi warned a Zulu nation envoy and march leaders that attacking foreign nationals is a serious crime punishable by law.

New smoking bill could send spaza and shebeen owners to jail for 10 years but for what?

A new Bill before Parliament proposes up to 10 years in jail for shebeen and spaza owners who allow smoking indoors, and up to three months for the person lighting up.

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