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Deputy finance minister David Masondo says expanding the basket of zero-rated foods will result in lower tax revenue and mean there are less funds for more targeted relief for the poor.

Desperate Buffalo City Metro officials have been forced to slash staff overtime hours, vehicle hire and fleet management costs in a bid to halt the municipality’s slide into a financial crisis.

The multiparty charter is in pole position to facilitate a power grab from the ANC in Gauteng in next year's elections, according to according to a recent independent poll.

It’s all systems go for voter registration this weekend and political leaders and party members will launch a robust campaign in Nelson Mandela Bay on Saturday and Sunday to maximise the participation of eligible voters in the national and provincial elections in 2024.

The shockingly increasing levels of livestock theft pose a serious threat to the country’s food security, which is already at risk due to high food prices, drought and economic challenges.

North West premier Bushy Maape is “in high spirits” on his first week back at work after being on sick leave for nearly five months following a surgical procedure in June.

In the precarious leadership of the ANC's new Deputy President, Paul Mashatile, a troubling narrative unfolds...

The drive to provide water to the people continues to suffer as a result of too much talk and too little action.

The ANC has failed the country on many levels, however, through registering to vote, we all have the power to correct this

When Gauteng premier Panyaza Lesufi went on a media rant introducing his crime prevention wardens, he knew all the protocols needed for such a structure to be a fully fledged crime prevention unit. But he choose not to follow it.