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Julius Malema, leader of the EFF, reiterates his party's firm stance against collaborating with the DA and FF Plus, labelling them 'enemies of progress' during a recent speech at the Land Reclamation Day event.
ANC's National Working Committee pressures Ramaphosa to remove DA ministers who opposed the budget, with a special NEC meeting scheduled for Monday, while Zille warns such action would collapse the GNU.
A gang of 30 suspects orchestrated a brazen attack on a Hammanskraal shopping mall, bombing five ATMs and engaging in a shootout with law enforcement. One security guard was wounded in the violent heist that has prompted a police manhunt. "
An gang of 30 men, led by a man in a red dress, bombed five ATMs at Jubilee Mall in Hammanskraal, resulting in a dramatic police shootout and an ongoing manhunt.
As diplomatic tensions rise between South Africa and the United States following the expulsion of Ambassador Rasool, ATM leader Vuyo Zungula maintains a measured outlook, emphasising South Africa's strong international relations and readiness to pivot towards alternative partnerships.
In a dramatic shootout in Lenasia, police fatally shot two armed suspects linked to a series of ATM bombings, raising concerns over safety in the area.
Senzo Mchunu defends the top-secret classification of the IPID report on the Phala Phala scandal, stating it protects witnesses, as opposition parties prepare to escalate the matter to court.
Police minister Senzo Mchunu explains why he is not releasing the Phala Phala Ipid report to the public.
Constitutional Court justices and political analysts challenge the secretive handling of the Phala Phala scandal, as Police Minister Mchunu faces criticism for classifying the IPID report. Critics argue this forms part of a broader pattern of protecting President Ramaphosa from accountability.
Political analysts reveal how the classification of the IPID's Phala Phala report as 'top secret' signals deeper institutional challenges, suggesting true accountability may only emerge after President Ramaphosa leaves office.
Gonubie police officers, in the Eastern Cape, took some time out of their schedules to spread festive cheer with a youngster, who was allegedly ignored by Father Christmas at a local mall.