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Beyoncé to Tyla: ‘Keep killing it!’Â
Singing sensation Tyla receives a warm welcome back to South Africa and is praised by Beyoncé.Â
Harry brews up a storm on Mzansi streetsÂ
Harry Mohlala left his office job to start selling coffee on busy Johannesburg streets.
Ramaphosa and Malema pray with ZCC at MoriaÂ
The ANC president and the leader of the EFF spent Easter Sunday at the ZCC Moria Church.Â
Hundreds homeless after Cape Town fires
Hundreds of people have been left destitute as four fires ravaged through Cape Town informal settlements.
A deadly Easter weekend in EC
The Easter weekend in the Eastern Cape was darkened by tragedy and loss.
MK vows to take over KZN after elections
uMkhonto Wesizwe's head of elections is confident that the party will rule KZN after the general elections in May.
Veteran doctor aims to remove President Cyril RamaphosaÂ
The doctor who led the fight against the discrimination of black doctors by medical aid schemes has ventured into politics.
Zuma supporters took to the churches instead of looting after IEC announcement
Zuma's supporters chose to attend Easter services instead of descending into chaos as expected after the IEC's announcement.
Gcaba family reject murder allegations against their brother
The Gcaba family have rejected allegations that their younger brother was involved in the murder of rapper Kiernan "AKA" Forbes.
ANC to renegotiate its coalition terms in Ekurhuleni Â
Following the axing of the metro’s mayor, the ANC wants to find new ways of working with the other parties in the council.
Zuma unhurt as drunk driver crashes into his convoyÂ
"What is suspicious here is that the motorist went straight for Zuma's car. That raises a lot of questions."
Santaco calls for calm after taxi drivers slain in Moletlane Â
The Limpopo police calls on members of the public to assist with the investigation.