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Members of a specialised environmental team can finally continue their research into an endemic Papiesfontein plant after the Humansdorp magistrate’s court granted them a final protection order against a Kouga councillor who has laid claim to the land.

It is safe to say that SA is in the grip of what we often call the political silly season, where election campaigns by parties are in full swing ahead of the polls next year.

President Cyril Ramaphosa wants South Africans to be “messengers” and tell the ANC government’s good story instead of “badmouthing” the country.

It is very disappointing to see opposition parties which are supposed to "unseat " the ANC having squabbles among themselves. They are supposed to be our hope to save this country but clearly, they have other ideas.

Girls too young for delivery are made pregnant, and their bodies pay the price

Family, friends, and colleagues lined the Nangoza Jebe Hall in New Brighton on Sunday for a final goodbye to the SA National Defence Force’s chief of logistics, Lieutenant-General Xolani Brian Ndlovu.

President Cyril Ramaphosa seems to have wiped out his political opponents by what many deem is the use of state organs to fight political battles. Arrests seem ...

EFF leader Julius Malema is unfazed by an anticipated exodus of his party's members in the Free State to former ANC secretary-general Ace Magashule's newly formed African Congress for Transformation.

“President Cyril Ramaphosa is a sheep in the midst of wolves in the ANC,” says Fikile Mbalula, saying he would like to see the president crack the whip.

So, has it now become the norm for the ruling ANC to always blame everyone for their woes but themselves? Do they think the masses are dumb?