‘Armed gang terrorising Alex residents’
A total of seven suspects linked to last night’s murders in Alexandra have been arrested. Gauteng Premier, David Makhura says…
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Phoenix tries to rise from the July unrest ashes
The Phoenix community in KwaZulu-Natal is on a path of healing. The area’s reputation had been tarnished after allegations that…
‘ANC failing to liberate SA from inequality’
Minister Blade Nzimande is participating in his final South African Communist Party (SACP) congress as the party’s general secretary. He…
Ashton fruit factory saved for 12 months
The Western Cape government has welcomed Tiger Brands decision to keep its fruit factory in Ahston open for another season.…
Delays to Liesbeek application – will construction continue?
The Western Cape High Court application to hold the Amazon Africa developers in contempt of courts has been postponed by…
SA’s discontent – young, unemployed, and angry
Community platforms to ventilate public frustrations are not being used or are being ignored by those in charge. Conflict resolution…
Hajj is an intensification of humanity’s daily tests
The trials of hajj reflect the tests of faith endured by Prophet Ibrahim (AS) and his family. Sheikh Ismail Keraan,…
Hajj must be a catalyst for positive change
Muslims must be mindful of attempts to cause disunity and division of the ummah. This call from the leader of…
Expect less petrol for more rand
Its highly likely that the fuel price will increase to R30 by the end of this year. The Organisation Undoing…
Elgin juice factory fire spreads to informal settlement
About 200 people have been displaced in a fire that spread to the Waterworks informal settlement in Grabouw. According to…
Reduced load shedding this weekend
Stage 4 load shedding will remain in place until 10 this evening. Thereafter Stage 2 will be implemented for the…
East London mass tavern death investigated
An inquest has been opened into the death of 21 teenagers in the Eastern Cape as the nation awaits answers…
‘Frustrations of poor mustn’t target centres of education’
Higher Education Minister Blade Nzimande has hit out at protesters who have destroyed university property. He was speaking as there…
NUM: We didn’t tell our members to strike at Eskom
The National Union of Mineworkers (NUM) is optimistic that there will be a fruitful resolution to the wage dispute at…
Food truck industry welcomes City proposed policy
Mobile businesses in the informal sector have welcomed the City’s proposed policy that will provide more spaces for this part…
SA cost of living increases – poor suffer
The cost of living in South Africa had increased to 6.5% last month. The Consumer Price Index (CPI) measures monthly…
Hundreds dead and wounded in Afghan quake
The death toll from the devastating earthquake in Afghanistan has risen to 950. The 6.1 magnitude quake struck the Afghan…
Armed robbery at Nyanga Library
Criminals are becoming more brazen in their attacks on public facilities in Cape Town. At least five gunmen held up…
SA road accidents killed thousands of youth in three years
Alarm has been raised about the high number of youth dying in road crashes in South Africa. The Road Traffic…