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Vegter is at his satirical best in this amusing article chronicling the comedic launch and subsequent ridicule of Gauteng's new crime wardens.

For Economic Freedom Fighters leader Julius Malema to demand the post of deputy president will be the aim of the EFF.

Many in government and opposition are united in proclaiming South Africa’s reluctance to arrest Putin when he visits.

Western Cape premier Alan Winde has called fake news on a social post claiming Russian President Vladimir Putin "will be placed in Nelson Mandela's prison cell" if he arrests him.

Navigating a trust deficit, President Ramaphosa's government grapples with suspicion from South African citizens.

Gauteng has spent R450 million on getting 4000 freshly trained crime prevention wardens ready to assist SAPS.

South African politicians from the ANC and DA have made their way to Washington to advocate for SA's participation in Agoa.

The ICC has issued a warrant of arrest for Vladimir Putin amidst the potential of South Africa withdrawing their membership from the ICC whilst anticipating the arrival of the Russian president at the 9th meeting of BRICS that South Africa is hosting and chairing. Lester Kiewit speaks to Dr Oscar Van Heerden, international relations and affairs scholar.

Putin is warned that if he attends the BRICS bloc of nations summit in August, the South African government may have no option but to arrest him.

Daily News update: Thousands of wardens to be deployed to crime hotspots in Gauteng, while Malema warns Winde about Putin arrest.