MEC slams crowning of Nigerian king in Eastern Cape – Scrolla.Africa
By Anita Dangazele Cogta MEC Zolile Williams says the department rejects the so-called installation and warns any attempt to undermine […]
Limpopo
Nation smiles: Conjoined twins in Limpopo doing well after groundbreaking surgery
The conjoined twin boys who captured the nation’s attention are doing well, the Limpopo Premier’s office has confirmed. “We are
Banned organiser pushes R1m MPU marathon despite R5m debt
He owes more than R5m, faces a criminal fraud charge, and is banned from ever organising a marathon. Despite this,
Temporary army band-aid won’t fix Gauteng’s long-term crime challenges
Over a week has passed since the deployment of the army to South Africa’s largest city, Johannesburg, following President Cyril
Madlanga Commission hears the alleged communication between Gauteng cop and DJ Sumbody’s associate
A few days after DJ Sumbody was violently killed, Gauteng cop Sergeant Fannie Nkosi sent a message to his friend,
Limpopo
Wiseman Zitha on his Limpopo roots & building a multi-hyphenate career | News24
From humble beginnings in Limpopo, Wiseman Zitha is emerging as one of South Africa’s most recognisable rising stars, skillfully establishing
Western Cape govt: No need to panic, fuel supplies are secure
The Western Cape Government has assured its residents that there’s no fuel shortage in the province, despite concerns linked to the Middle East conflict.
‘I was slapped for screaming’: Embrace Movement report reveals the brutal reality of childbirth in Gauteng and KZN
Lilita Gcwabe|Published 13 minutes ago “I was in labour and screaming, and they told me to shut up. Then they
No need for panic | WC government says there’s not fuel shortage, warns against stock hoarding
The Western Cape Government has moved to reassure residents that there is no fuel shortage in the province, while issuing
One in three Western Cape learners show depression symptoms, UCT study finds
Staff Reporter|Published 16 hours ago A new study from the University of Cape Town has revealed a worrying prevalence of