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King Misuzulu has convened an Imbizo at the Emashobeni Royal Palace in Pongola, north-east of KwaZulu-Natal to discuss measures to save Ithala Bank from liquidation, with key government officials expected to attend.
In a recent TikTok video, one person complained about paying R20 for a bunch of dhania. This sparked a discussion on the price with some social media users responding that they paid as much as R45 a bunch.
The Commander-in-Chief invoked the church's historical role in the liberation struggle, calling on the congregants to lead in the fight against pressing social issues that plague society today.
Land ownership remains one of the most fiercely contested debates well into 30 years of South Africa’s democracy, says the writers.
The legislation is aimed at ensuring adherence to fair administrative procedures enshrined by both the Constitution and the rules governing the Promotion of Administrative Justice Act.
The company said that the coal-to-fertiliser project will create jobs, bolster food security, and attract global partnerships while positioning the country as a regional leader in sustainable agriculture.
Parliamentary presiding officers reportedly advised against the timing of the oversight visit and suggested it be conducted after the State of the Nation Address to give time for other protocol arrangements to be made.
The Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs in KwaZulu-Natal has removed prince Simphiwe Zulu from its payroll following his dismissal as a spokesperson by the king.
Goss’s Wilt detected in maize across four provinces, prompting urgent action from farmers.
Explore the significant developments in South Africa's land reform programme in 2024, including the split of the Department of Agriculture and the passing of the Expropriation Bill, while assessing the challenges and progress made in addressing historical injustices
The commission has aligned the settlement and finalisation targets with the allocated budget and wants increased budget and human resources capacity to accelerate the fast-tracking of land claims it previously said would cost R172 billion to settle.
As tensions rise over the Ingonyama Trust, Minister Mzwanele Nyhontso calls for clarity from King Misuzulu regarding the board's future.
Land Reform Minister Mzwanele Nyhontso asserts that only he has the authority to suspend members of the Ingonyama Trust Board, following tensions between the board and King Misuzulu
Minister Mzwanele Nyhontso’s recent statement challenges King Misuzulu’s authority over the Ingonyama Trust Board, raising tensions between the national government and the Zulu monarchy.
Land Reform Minister Mzwanele Nyhontso is set to announce a resolution to the ongoing conflict between the Ingonyama Trust Board and King Misuzulu kaZwelithini.
Minister of Land Reform and Rural Development, Mzwanele Nyhontso said he will be taking action soon regarding the Ingonyama Trust Board
The Ingonyama Trust Board said such a probe would provide a clear understanding of the organisation’s state of governance and give its leaders comfort that everything is above board
RENTING out a community facility in Nkandla Municipality to a foreign national to run a hardware store has caused anger as some of the residents believe it should be used for its initial purpose, which was to benefit small-scale farmers.
Zulu King Misuzulu kaZwelithini wrote to the Minister of Land Reform and Rural Development Mzwanele Nyhontso about his concerns regarding the Ingonyama Trust
Police operations in Gauteng and Mpumalanga lead to the deaths of eight suspects involved in ATM bombings and cash-in-transit heists, showcasing the effectiveness of multi-agency crime-fighting efforts.
With the holiday season approaching, South African authorities warn the public about the rising risk of rabies in dogs and Cape fur seals. This article outlines symptoms, precautions, and what to do if bitten.
‘As Minister Steenhuisen said, these kinds of pesticides are for industrial and agricultural use. There is no reason for them to be on the premises of our schools,’ Education Minister Siviwe Gwarube said.
The Farmyard project was launched in May, by the then MEC, Mbali Hlophe, targeting youth and women with the intention of promoting healthy diets in townships, hostels and informal settlements.
South Africa faces a wave of corruption scandals as SAFA president Danny Jordaan and former ANC spokesperson Pule Mabe are implicated in serious allegations.
Residents and police in Chatsworth successfully thwarted a land grab attempt, highlighting ongoing issues of land ownership and housing shortages in South Africa.