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Embattled ANC secretary-general Ace Magashule has lost another bid to have his party suspension set aside.

Embattled ANC secretary-general Ace Magashule has lost another bid to have his party suspension set aside.

Embattled ANC secretary-general Ace Magashule has lost another bid to have his party suspension set aside.

Vicky meets... Claire Antill, founder of Little Olive Social.

A jar of sweets in a garage inspired a Fleetwood woman to begin a mission to spread joy out into the community - and across the world.

Tensions on ground, exchanges of fire. now, the u.s. supports ukrainian military to a certain extent with equipment and training, but it has stopped short of a more direct involvement. nato is monitoring situation, but real question is how can it respond and how would it respond if russia really ups these antics and makes further moves. back to you, molly. molly: kitly logan, thank you for -- katety logan, thank you for monitoring. arthel: listen to this one, santa and frosty step aside, dinosau...

Step Aside, Cannes, Arizona Takes A Shot At Film Frenzy. By Stacey Richter ITS BEEN WONDERFUL watching the evolution of the Arizona Film Festival. Each year has brought a wider variety of films to Tucson from Arizona and around the world. This years festival, running from April 16 through 26, has more movies, fewer repeat showings, more personal appearances by filmmakers (more than 40 are scheduled) and an expanded roster of venues. In fact, there are so many tempting offerings, at so many diff...

Andisiwe Makinana Political correspondent 03 June 2021 President Cyril Ramaphosa assured South Africans that the Digital Vibes matter was being attended to. File photo. Image: GCIS President Cyril Ramaphosa says he has spoken to health minister Zweli Mkhize about the serious allegations of wrongdoing involving the alleged looting of state funds by Mkhizes close associates. This after a scandal has erupted over the R150m contract awarded to Digital Vibes. “I had a d...

Ramaphosa said the rule of law and the importance of due process had to be affirmed. This was the same principle that informed his approach to the recent allegations around Mkhize and the contracts awarded by his department. “These are serious and disturbing allegations and it is essential that they be thoroughly investigated by the Special Investigating Unit and any other appropriate authority, that these investigations be finalised without delay and that due legal process is followed.” ...

President Cyril Ramaphosa says he has spoken to health minister Zweli Mkhize about the serious allegations of wrongdoing involving the alleged looting of state funds by Mkhize's close associates.