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Actor and EFF member Fana Mokoena said lottery officials who allegedly grant dodgy funds and make no follow ups should have been the first to be nabbed.

Southern Illinois University Carbondale’s Job and Internship Fair on Feb. 21 will connect Salukis with career and internship opportunities. Businesses can sign up now to participate.

Artist Aldon Addington, a retired SIU professor is still creating sculptures, some of which were recently installed at John A. Logan.

From a wellness mission in deep southern Illinois to training for future doctors, access to care in rural areas remains a challenge for patients and providers.

Nominations for the Lindell W. Sturgis Memorial Public Service Award, which honors Southern Illinois University Carbondale employees for their community work away from campus, are being accepted.

The Special Investigation Unit has been granted a preservation order by the high court to freeze three properties linked to fraud at the National Lotteries Commission.

In Southern Illinois, Lt. Governor Juliana Stratton is in the area to deliver two holiday addresses.

The musician is accused of swindling the National Lotteries Commission and using funds meant for arts development to enrich himself.

The year 2022 was considered a big one for the country's governing party — which also held its national elective conference in December — on social media, and specifically Twitter.

An alleged attempt to poison outgoing Eskom CEO Andre de Ruyter, University of Fort Hare vice-chancellor Prof Sakhela Buhlungu’s bodyguard shot dead in a suspected hit outside Buhlungu’s house in Dikeni.The criminals will stop at nothing.