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"From our side, we have done everything practically possible in terms of the extradition treaty, which requires us to follow certain requirements and comply, which we have done," said justice minister Ronald Lamola.

"My assessment is that the country is going in the wrong direction. A simple thing like land zoning is not being done. There are land invasions every day," said Mboweni.

"I can drag you to hell and back. It will get me likes but our people's lives will not be better," McKenzie told Mashaba.

Nelson Mandela Foundation CEO Sello Hatang has paid tribute to ANC acting secretary-general Jessie Duarte who died in the early hours of Sunday, saying she was a deserving leader.

Eyewitness News understands Kubheka is currently being investigated by the party after its provincial spokesperson Busi Radebe laid a complaint against him.

Rather than wasting energy competing to be SA’s second-largest party, they should focus on working together

Thousands of low-skilled Zimbabwean nationals are finding it difficult to qualify for visas and many believe the SA cabinet's decision to do away with their special exemption permit is aimed at pushing them out of the country.

SA has degenerated into a lawless country where a daily occurrence of violent crimes has become commonplace, ActionSA said on Sunday.

Newly elected Ward 43 councillor Mandlakazi Mabuda, 37, hopes to repair the trust deficit displayed by KwaNobuhle residents in the recent by-election.

The investigation into the brazen killings and attempted murders of ANC officials in Nelson Mandela Bay has been escalated to the police’s top brass, with the elite Provincial Organised Crime Unit now hunting those responsible.