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South Africa ended rescue efforts at the site of a deadly building collapse Friday, having revised down the number of people that were at the premises when the accident happened.

The George municipality confirmed that with the rescue and recovery efforts completed, only 62 individuals were accounted for.

Solly Msimanga told supporters on Sunday that the Democratic Alliance is the only party capable of bringing about change in South Africa.

Western Cape Premier Alan Winde says there is already more than one investigation into the building collapse that killed 34 people earlier this month.

African National Congress (ANC) caucus leader, Cameron Dugmore, had alleged that the companies responsible for the development would be protected because some donated money to the DA.

The Premier says he wants to use the remaining days before the election day to convince as many people as possible so that the DA keeps control of the Western Cape because they have a track record.

As we head to the polls in just a few days, anti-gun activists are calling on political parties and citizens to be aware of how they will make use of their mark on the ballot paper.

In an effort to back Small, Medium and Micro-Enterprises (SMMEs), the Western Cape Government’s (WCG) SMME Booster Fund has supported 205 businesses, enabling almost 800 jobs in just one year.

How far along is the investigation into the George building collapse, and who is handling the investigation for the Western Cape?

Oubaas' DA endorsement sparks controversy, with netizens citing both his and Steenhuisen's infidelity.