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Transport Minister Barbara Creecy said over the last few days, officials stopped 70 000 vehicles and issued 21 000 traffic fines, with 512 arrests for various offences, including drunk driving, excessive speeding and violating operating permits.
Transport Minister Barbara Creecy announced positive trends in road safety during the Easter weekend, highlighting a significant decrease in crashes and fatalities across most provinces.
Three drunk drivers were arrested in Limpopo for attempting to bribe traffic officers during the Easter road safety campaign.
The Inkatha Freedom Party celebrates its 50th anniversary with a series of events highlighting its historical contributions and future vision for South Africa.
In a fitting farewell, the Nkandla community reflects on the life and legacy of Mayor Mbhekiseni Biyela, whose dedication to service will resonate for generations to come.
Following a partial collapse, the Ezimbokodweni River Bridge has reopened to traffic after essential repairs, ensuring safe passage for holiday travellers.
Amid rising tensions, the ANC seeks to mend its relationship with Sanco after the latter's dramatic split, raising questions about the future of their alliance.
Repair work is under way to fix part of a bridge along the N2 following its partial collapse earlier this month.
Sikhumbuzo Dlamini steps into the role of mayor for King Cetshwayo District Municipality, promising continued commitment to service delivery and community engagement.
The total number of unemployed youth (age 15 – 34) fell by 171 000 to 4. 8 million while employed youth increased by 66 000 to 5. 8 million.
The Transport Department does not support the ongoing dispute between RAF and AG regarding the accounting standards
Draped in their colourful beaded regalia, only worn by amatshitshi (maidens), Princess Zelamile Zulu led the group of maidens in song, singing sacred hymns referred to as “amahubo”.
Prominent former IFP councillor, Innocent Mkhwanazi – widely known by his moniker “Killer” – was murdered while driving with his bodyguards, who were unharmed. He served as the IFP councillor in the uMkhanyakude District Municipality when he died.
After days of public bickering between Sanele Zondo and his wife, Simenyiwe MaDlomo-Zondo, the IFP entered the fray and summarily placed Zondo on special leave.
The outstanding conferences, including its national conference, are expected to pit party president Velenkosini Hlabisa against provincial chairperson and Premier Thamsanqa Ntuli.
EFF and ActionSA oppose the appointments claiming Zibi is ‘undeserving’ saying the GNU had ‘gifted’ him the position while Maimane ‘will have his hands full in his new position’.
KZN has contributed several ministers and deputy ministers to the new Government of National Unity.