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ANC scramble to stop exodus to MK
The ANC in KZN is scrambling to stop the movement of members to Jacob Zuma’s MK party.
KZN news bites: Umngeni-Uthukela Water tender manager assassinated
Celani Sikhakhane brings you the latest news from KwaZulu-Natal.
DA demands that Lesufi investigates death of seven illegal miners
The party says the tragic incident reflects concerns regarding the police's conduct in areas plagued by illegal mining.
‘Drunk, speeding’ minibus driver kills learner, badly injures 11
“He was reckless by trying to tackle a sharp curve at a high speed – this shows that he was not sober.”
Mpho Wabadimo shaves her head mourning her mother
Mpho Wabadimo has honoured a tradition that many Black families observe during times of grief by shaving her head to honour her mother.
World news bites: Madonna’s brother passes away
Rorisang Modiba brings you daily global updates.
Bloody rampage as people die and cars burn
A man has been arrested for a shooting rampage in Mamelodi East, Tshwane, where he shot his mother, brother and girlfriend.
Another EC mass shooting claims six lives in Qumbu
Six Community Policing Forum members were shot dead and four others injured in the Eastern Cape on Sunday night, police confirmed.
King Misuzulu misses Gauteng Umkhosi weLembe celebration
King Misuzulu missed the Umkhosi weLembe event in Gauteng, with his representative blaming organisers, leaving attendees disappointed.
Three grilled over Lusikisiki massacre
Three people have been taken in for questioning in connection with the mass killing of 18 people in Lusikisiki, with police looking for a fourth suspect.
Workers’ union to protest over joblessness
Cosatu is striking to protest high unemployment and poor working conditions, as South Africa’s unemployment rate continues to rise.
Mass memorial for victims of Lusikisiki massacre
A mass memorial will be held for the 18 victims of the Lusikisiki family massacre, with police officials expected to attend, and families preparing separate funerals for the deceased.