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Meanwhile, Steenhuisen takes a punch at Lesufi and hits South Africans on the margins instead

Rumours abound that railway line sabotage is being perpetrated by ANC cadres that own hundreds of coal trucks and their underground syndicates.

IFP interim secretary in Estcourt in KwaZulu-Natal, Mthokozisi “Nguqunguqu” Sithole, who was shot dead in Weenen on Saturday, has been credited for playing a big role in growing the party in the area.

Bitou municipality has a new mayor after councillor Dave Swart (DA) was ousted through a vote of no confidence on Friday.

Activists of the newly formed uMkhonto weSizwe remain confident that the party would achieve its goal of getting a two-thirds majority in the upcoming national elections.

Killers are hired to throw police off the scent when tracking the culprit behind the murder

The Bhisho high court has dismissed an application by one of the accused in the Nelson Mandela funeral fraud case to have evidence ruled inadmissible.Former Dr WB Rubusana regional ANC chair Pumlani Mkolo had challenged the admissibility of cellphone records, leading to a trial within a trial in 2020.

After returning to work for just seven days, Nelson Mandela Bay city manager Noxolo Nqwazi will have to explain again why she should not be placed on precautionary suspension as the council wants to reinstate the charges against her.

DA leader John Steenhuisen has defended his stance on the Gauteng crime wardens that some of them were “drunkards”, insisting his comments made last week were not racist.

Nelson Mandela Bay will soon face a financial crunch and the unspent capital budget will continue to hinder service delivery.