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'I want this matter resolved,' said Ramaphoda.

The Gauteng health department says despite a power outage affecting parts of Johannesburg fed by the Ridge substation, Charlotte Maxeke Johannesburg Academic Hospital is operational.

Police flying squad officer Devan Cox who has gone viral for his looks after posting a picture of himself in uniform says he loves saving lives and has no interest in changing his career.

Minister of higher education Blade Nzimande says unregistered Trinity International Bible University awards honorary doctorates to unsuspecting celebrities as a strategy for it to gain credibility status with the public.

The City of Cape Town is training 1,000 potential new metro police officers as part of an 18-month full-time learnership which includes extensive physical training, training on legislation, theory and practical experience.

To succeed the ANC had to show the use of the trademark was unauthorised, says Durban high court.

Whoever wins the elections will rule the country. The leader of the MK Party, former president Jacob Zuma, is hoping for a two-thirds majority win.

The Limpopo health department on Monday said its officials had started packaging the remains of the 42 identified victims of the horrific bus crash that occurred over the Easter weekend.

In various media interviews overtime, Tshwane metro officials glibly make the point that there is no established link between the cholera outbreak which killed dozens of people in Hammanskraal last year and the quality of its water supply to the area.