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Has Mandela Day lost its meaning?That is the question we unpack on That Weekend Feeling with Daron Mann this week, as many participated in Mandela Day activities around the world.

In this episode, Daron Mann speaks to Transport spokesperson Khuselwa Rantjie and National African Federated Chamber of Commerce and Industry provincial chair Cwayita Zituta about Transnet’s new manganese export plan.

Staff, pupils and parents at St Albans Primary School broke out in song on Tuesday, singing “Thank you Jesus, Amen” as a R1.2m cheque was handed over.

It was a winter wonderland for most parts of South Africa as snow hit various provinces between Friday and Monday morning.

ANC Women’s League secretary-general hopeful Weziwe Tikana-Gxothiwe has poured cold water on speculation that contestation for top positions at the league’s upcoming national elective conference will split the Eastern Cape structure.

It was a winter wonderland for most parts of South Africa as snow hit various provinces between Friday and Monday morning.

Killed for the money. Sound like a movie title? No. This was the headline of a front-page article in The Herald this week, highlighting a worrying trend of criminal syndicates targeting the elderly, poor and those without family support in insurance-linked murders.

“A constant battle every day,” is how Lionel de Lange describes being in war-torn Ukraine.

Parents of the victims of the Enyobeni tavern tragedy have asked for support from community members to fight the scourge of underage drinking in the Buffalo City Metro.

SA Rugby recently dropped a bombshell when it banned EP’s firebrand president Maasdorp Cannon for two years after he was found guilty of contravening the Saru constitution and its code of conduct.