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LISTEN: Complete breakdown of service delivery in Joburg, says DA mayoral candidate

The Democratic Alliance’s mayoral candidate for Johannesburg says the city is broken. Mpho Phalatse on Tuesday presented the DA’s manifesto for the upcoming local government elections. South Africans will be heading to the polls on November 1.

28 Sep 2021 10AM 4 min

Maties to explore mandatory vaccination rule

Rector and vice-chancellor Wim de Villers says the University is exploring the possibility of mandatory vaccines.

28 Sep 2021 10AM 1 min

Graham Dikason: Ek het my vrou vergewe, bid vir haar

Die pa van drie kinders wat glo deur hul ma vermoor is sê hy het sy vrou vergewe en met ander gepleit om dieselfde te doen.

23 Sep 2021 6AM 2 min

Consumers ‘living in euphoria’, economist warns

Efficient Group economist Francois Stofberg says the interest rates are likely to remain unchanged ahead of the Monetary Policy Committee meeting on Thursday.

22 Sep 2021 2PM 1 min

Economist: SAA may crash again before a successful launch

The relaunch of the South African Airways (SAA) on Thursday has sparked some scepticism in the business’ ability to stay in the air.

22 Sep 2021 2PM 1 min

SCA finds Tourism’s BEE criteria for Covid fund ‘unconstitutional’

The Supreme Court of Appeal has found the criteria for the Department of Tourism’s equity fund unlawful.

22 Sep 2021 8AM 1 min

Mashaba vows to resolve electricity crisis as Action SA launches manifesto

Action SA leader Herman Mashaba has unveiled a plan which he believes will solve the country’s electricity crisis.

22 Sep 2021 7AM 1 min

Policing and Covid-related malfeasance ranked top in SA in Corruption Watch report

A new report by Corruption Watch places Covid-19 related malfeasance second on the list of problem areas in the country.

22 Sep 2021 7AM 2 min

‘I am speechless’ - Deaths of Pretoria siblings in NZ baffles former nanny

The former caregiver of the three South African girls that tragically died in New Zealand on Thursday night has given a glimpse of life with the family.

17 Sep 2021 9AM 2 min

Govt, unions clinch wage and pension reform deal

The South African Local Government Association (SALGA) has signed off on a multi-year wage deal that it describes as “fair”.

15 Sep 2021 11AM 1 min

‘Zuma laughing, but not 100% well’ - Foundation

The Jacob Zuma Foundation says it will not disclose the former president’s release from hospital amid heightened interest.

15 Sep 2021 8AM 2 min

[LISTEN] Cape Town hijacker tosses toddler out moving car, baby returned to family

A Cape Town mother is relieved after her infant was returned to her on Monday following a hijacking.

13 Sep 2021 12PM 1 min

Ramaphosa: The sooner we jab everyone, the better

President Cyril Ramaphosa has welcomed the continued clinical evidence in favour of vaccinations as the country moves to prevent another resurgence of Covid-19 infections.

12 Sep 2021 4PM 2 min

[LISTEN] Level 2 would mean more breathing space for liquor industry

Lucky Ntimane, of the Liquor Traders Association of South Africa, says the potential easing of lockdown regulations could provide welcome relief for the alcohol industry. South Africa has been on adjusted alert level 3 from 26 July due to the increase in infections mainly pushed by the Delta variant.

12 Sep 2021 8AM 3 min

‘US still haunted by security questions ahead of 9/11 anniversary’ - expert

International Relations expert John Streamlau says the United States hasn’t recovered from the deadly 9/11 attacks, 20 years after the tragedy.

10 Sep 2021 1PM 1 min

‘A festive Christmas still possible’ - Dhlomo

The South African government is still hoping for a more festive Christmas this year.

10 Sep 2021 12PM 1 min

SA not ready to vaccinate children - Health Dept

The Department of Health says the country isn’t ready to roll out vaccines to the under 18 population.

9 Sep 2021 3PM 1 min

[LISTEN] Carl Niehaus denies ANC axing

Suspended ANC member Carl Niehaus has denied reports that the governing party fired him on Thursday.

9 Sep 2021 1PM 1 min

Authur Fraser admits he went against board to grant Zuma medical parole

The National Commissioner of Correctional Services, Arthur Fraser, has admitted that he rescinded the decision by the Medical Parole Advisory Board, to grant medical parole to former president Jacob Zuma.

9 Sep 2021 12AM 2 min

Local elections set for 1 November

A new date has been set down for the country’s local government elections.

8 Sep 2021 10AM 1 min