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Former deputy international relations minister Luwellyn Landers has died.

Former Eskom boss Matshela Koko says there’s no evidence to support the charges the corruption charges against him.

Tseletsele visited the home of Jagersfontein resident Kalebe Kalebe, who had complained about the condition of a road. But instead of trying to placate Kalebe, the pathetic Tseletsele threatened him in front of his children.

Remember when minister of load-shedding Kgosientsho Ramokgopa told us blackouts would ease off in the festive season, or when Fikile “Fearfokol” Mbalula told anyone who cared to listen that by December power cuts would be a thing of the past?

President Cyril Ramaphosa went on a charm offensive in KwaZulu-Natal this week — a province where the president is said to be less popular.

Reality bites on farm payments 2023-11-22

For many career soldiers in this country it has never got — and will never get — bigger than it did with Lieutenant-General Xolani Brian Ndlovu on March 9 2023, when all divisions of the SA National Defence Force (SANDF) took turns, bowing before him, taking a salute as he was being formally installed as the chief of the army’s logistics division.

The Springboks’ World Cup victory in France in October demonstrated that the division and despondency caused by SA’s current political leaders could be overcome and that the late Bishop Desmond Tutu’s rainbow nation could be resurrected.

The ANC and EFF councillors elected to form part of an investigative ad hoc committee to probe allegations made against Nelson Mandela Bay mayor Gary van Niekerk were no-shows at their first meeting that sat on Wednesday.

He hasn’t been acquitted, but ANC is starving the NPA of money that it needs to bring state capture accused to book