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A criminal justice expert says the timing and secrecy around the shooting involving Deputy President Paul Mashatile could point to deeper political tensions within the ANC.
The Democratic Alliance raises concerns over the Gauteng Department of Education's significant budget cuts to Schools of Specialisation, arguing that this will hinder the development of critical skills needed for economic growth.
The ANC has decided not to conduct its own investigation into the shooting incident that damaged Deputy President Paul Mashatile's official vehicle, leaving the matter to police. The South African Communist Party has condemned the attack, highlighting concerns over political violence.
The ANC has decided not to conduct its own investigation into the recent shooting incident involving deputy president Paul Mashatile, leaving the matter to the police. This decision comes amid growing concerns about the safety of high-ranking officials within the party.
Following a fire at Tembisa Hospital, ActionSA urges the Gauteng Department of Health to ensure accountability and improve safety standards in public healthcare.
The Gauteng Department of Health has confirmed that following a fire at Tembisa Hospital that affected its emergency unit, all patients were safely evacuated, and operations continue unaffected in other areas of the hospital
An eight-year-old boy from Soweto remains in critical condition in ICU after consuming snacks from a local spaza shop.
Following the acquittal of Nigerian televangelist Timothy Omotoso, his victims, including Sarah Mofokeng, share their emotional testimonies and call for justice, highlighting the ongoing struggle against gender-based violence in South Africa.
Putco is set to operate nearly 500 buses for the return of the Zion Christian Church's Easter pilgrimage to Moria, marking a significant event after a five-year hiatus due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
Thirteen-year-old Soyama Vena, who has been battling diplegic cerebral palsy, has undergone a transformative operation at Netcare Unitas Hospital, allowing him to take steps towards independence once more.
Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi and various departments within the provincial government and municipalities have signed a joint MoU which seeks to bring together the Gauteng Provincial Government, the South African Police Service (SAPS), Municipal Police Departments, District and Local Law Enforcement seeks to ensure a coordinated approach to fighting crime in the province.
Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi and Roads MEC Kedibone Tlabela-Diale have launched an Easter safety campaign with a focus on crime prevention at the notorious Slovo Park bridge near Eldorado Park.
South Africa's government proposes a VAT increase to address fiscal challenges, but experts warn it may disproportionately affect the poor and middle class, raising concerns about its impact on consumer spending and economic growth.
South Africa's planned staggered VAT increase from 15% to 16% is drawing criticism from economists and citizens alike, who argue that already-strained households will bear the brunt of the government's latest revenue-generating measure.
An eight-year-old boy is fighting for his life in hospital after allegedly eating a contanimated snack he bought from a local tuckshop.
Discover how Gauteng's deteriorating infrastructure is prompting a mass migration to the Western Cape, as families seek better lifestyles and opportunities in Cape Town.
African National Congress Secretary-General Fikile Mbalula has called for a formal inquest into the assassination of anti-apartheid hero Chris Hani, adding that only a judicial review will bring complete closure to the decades-old tragedy.
The investigation involved the Hawks, the FBI, and the United States Secret Service.
Following the murder of three taxi marshals in Mofolo Central and a death toll of 59 in Soweto's taxi violence, Gauteng Transport MEC Kedibone Tlabela-Diale plans to shut down routes operated by rival associations Nanduwe and Wata for six months. 'It is better to lock down than continue to count dead bodies,' she stated.
The Gauteng High Court has struck down Johannesburg's property rates policy that reclassified private schools as 'business entities', causing massive tax hikes. Judge Phaneul Mudau described the city's public consultation process as 'a sham' and ruled that the policy violated children's constitutional rights to education by failing to consider how increased school fees would affect access to education.
As Gauteng grapples with deteriorating infrastructure, residents are increasingly relocating to Cape Town.
Minister of Water and Sanitation Pemmy Majodina has warned churches to avoid performing baptisms and rituals in the Vaal River this Easter as dam levels exceed 110% capacity.
Gauteng's safety chief Bandile Masuku has issued a stark warning to the taxi industry, condemning its lawless behaviour following a tragic triple murder in Soweto.
Three individuals, including a father and son, have been arrested by the Hawks in Gauteng for allegedly trading precious metals.
Advocate Douglas Shaw is pushing for a R60 billion class action against major South African banks who allegedly sold repossessed homes for as little as R100, leaving people homeless and destitute.