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The DA wants to reduce the ANC’s support in the Eastern Cape to below 60% in the 2024 general elections.

ANC provincial secretary Lulama Ngcukayitobi told TimesLIVE the party would wait for the findings of the Special Investigating Unit, which is investigating allegations of corruption and maladministration at UFH.

Toxic fumes from an illegal dumping site in Springfield has eThekwini TVET College students fearing for their long-term health.

This comes after Joburg Mayor Kabelo Gwamanda was expected to respond to questions about his academic qualifications but he never showed up.

King Misuzulu kaZwelithini has refuted claims that he accepted 10 cows from the ANC “as a bribe offered to him” to support the party.

The parties in and around the Democratic Alliance DAs proposed moonshot pact have been rocked by another bad week of infighting in the Johannesburg council.

Confused by all this talk of a Russian weapons ship? Here's some stories you can read to catch up.

ActionSA leader Herman Mashaba has joined the chorus of reactions to the US government's claim that a Russian cargo ship which docked at Simon's Town left South Africa loaded with weapons.

The idea of a "Moonshot Pact" that the Democratic Alliance (DA) floated at its congress called to mind the heady days of space exploration. Getting a "man on the moon" was a statement of ambition, audacity and of the human imagination.

ActionSA in Limpopo said it’s become aware of more than 800 employees who belong to the Great North Transport bus company, who have been left without their retirement savings.