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Voting is set to take place Tuesday between the five finalists for the new Fonda-Fultonville mascot.

Claims that the Nelson Mandela Bay municipality’s chief operating officer (COO), Sidima Dyani, lied about being in the employ of a Johannesburg entity, and about the salary he was receiving at the time, to negotiate for a higher salary with the metro, have been handed over to the Hawks.

Border management authority guards at Kosi Bay port of entry intercepted alleged thieves with 52 street lights which allegedly belong to eThekwini municipality, en route to Mozambique on Saturday.

President Cyril Ramaphosa hailed the fight against illegal mining, saying the government is seeing results.

‘Illegal miners are foot soldiers for criminal syndicates and must be dealt with like any other economic saboteurs’

Bo Polston left the regular-season meeting vs. Whiteland without feeling in his legs. In Friday's regional, he got the Hawks' scoring barrage started.

A policeman and a petrol pump attendant appeared in the Mthatha specialised commercial crimes court on Friday charged with defrauding SAPS of R400 in what is believed to have been a scam.

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The quiet of my village near Hermanus was shattered last Thursday by the roar of what was quite clearly a jet engine, close to the ground, writes Peter Bruce.

As the cash-strapped Enoch Mgijima local municipality pulls out all the stops to cut expenses to service its R1bn Eskom debt, it is embroiled in a wrangle with its employees over a salary hike.