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While millions of youth have registered to vote next month, some are still not sure who to vote for and why their vote is important.

The Electoral Commission of South Africa has called for police to expedite their investigation into reports Jacob Zuma’s Umkhonto weSizwe MK Party allegedly forged the signatures it submitted to the commission during the candidate nomination process.

Western Cape must vote ANC or miss out on ANC-government benefits, says party's secretary-general, Fikile Mbalula.

Murder-accused Durban metro police officer Const Sizwe Ngema will undergo mental assessment before making a bail application.

The DA has accused labour federation Cosatu of being an enemy of unemployed South Africans after its rejection of the DA's proposed economic policy.

Two officials from a Sassa office in Mpumalanga have been suspended for performing a ritual in their office, where needles were found and suspected muti was allegedly sprinkled on their colleagues' workstations. This came after the officials and two other men were caught on CCTV cameras entering the office after hours.

I am not much surprised by the audacity of former president Jacob Zuma when he laments his unfinished business in our the country.

To undo Africa’s energy poverty that keeps many from living fulfilling lives, Global Citizen has partnered with the World Bank’s International Development Association, Bridgewater Associates and Harith General Partners to host a summit in Ivory Coast in October.

The president's spokesperson says South Africans have President Cyril Ramaphosa's energy action plan to thank for the additional power

The Gauteng department of health on Monday expressed its concern over the growing number of teenage pregnancies in the province.