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Build One South Africa leader Mmusi Maimane has announced his party's Gauteng premier candidate.

At least four of the 15 people arrested in connection with murders and attempted murders at the University of Fort Hare had been placed on suspension by the university since 2022.

Disturbingly, many merchants are still issuing vouchers valid only for six or 12 months, as if the CPA doesn’t exist.

Economists say households’ budgets will continue to be constrained as the cost of living rises in the country.

"I really couldn’t see the light and I couldn’t control my mind at some point."

“I think it's something I have to live with. That was a disgrace.”

Easter weekend fires at informal settlements claimed two lives, left two people seriously injured and hundreds more displaced in Cape Town.

Are politicians using churches as electioneering battlegrounds?

We the People executive director and 30-year-old activist Lindiwe Mntambo says elections are not rigged and those insinuating that are misinforming the public.

Curro was lambasted after pictures of a primary school pupils’ career day event showed a black child posed as a cashier while white children posed as veterinarians, among other professions.