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SAPS to investigate deputy president Paul Mashatile assassination attempt
The South African Police Service is investigating an alleged assassination attempt of Deputy President Paul Mashatile in March in Ekurhuleni, Gauteng.
Safety concerns as luxury train collides with locomotive in Zimbabwe
a Rovos train collided with a locomotive in Bulawayo, causing over 125 injuries. The luxury train travelled from Pretoria to Victoria Falls with foreign tourists.
President Cyril Ramaphosa looks to African countries for trade amid US tensions
President Cyril Ramaphosa said the country is focusing on strengthening economic ties with African states through agreements like the AfCFTA and others.
Fatima Meer: Exploring the life of a South African activist, educator, and author
Fatima Meer was a South African writer, academic and screenwriter. How did her background ultimately influence her career as an anti-apartheid activist?
Government launches R500 million Spaza Shop Support Fund to boost local businesses
Applications are now open for the Spaza Shop Support Fund, a R500 million initiative aimed at helping South African-owned spaza shops with funding
Cyril Ramaphosa refuses to cut 43 deputy minister posts, BOSA says doing so will save R94m annually
President Cyril Ramaphosa has defended the need for deputy ministers, despite calls for the size of cabinet to be reduced in order to save the government billions.
"Please don't disrespect us": Patriotic woman's video message to Donald Trump
A South African woman's heartfelt TikTok plea to Donald Trump asks the US president to stop Americans from disrespecting South African leaders and culture.
"Better than being unemployed": Lowest-ranking SANDF member's salary splits Mzansi
A content creator shared the salary of a South African National Defence Force member. Some thought it was low, while others thought it was better than nothing.
South Africans earning over R21,000 will not be covered by SA's labour legislation
The South African Government posted a notice in the gazette that those who earn a little above R21,000 will no longer be protected by labour legislation.
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