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Legal experts have poured cold water on the DA’s plans in the Western Cape to devolve powers from the national government.

With geopolitical tensions rising, whether the Russian president himself finally decides to stay at home or not, all eyes will be on Ramaphosa in the coming weeks

Hundreds of people flocked to the Heideveld Secondary School on Wednesday to fill out job seeker forms amid concerns about high unemployment and poor service delivery in the area.

A political analyst weighs in on what would happen if South Africa had its African Growth and Opportunity Act privileges revoked.

Cosatu and its affiliates embarked on a nationwide strike on Thursday. They are demanding that the government takes action against the state of the economy, load shedding, poor governance and the poor living standards of workers.

The DA in the Western Cape is rushing to implement its Provincial Powers Bill before next year's national elections. 



Heinrich Matthee says there is the need for SAns to step in here too, to counteract another ANC state failure

Since announcing the formation of his new political party, former Western Cape legislature speaker Masizole Mnqasela says several DA members have aproached him about joining.



As widely communicated after their meetings with leaders of Ukraine and Russia, there remains a long walk to ceasefire and peace.

Western Cape Premier Alan Winde has hit back at the Economic Freedom Fighters over his visit to United States.