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From becoming a teacher to fighting against discrimination within the sports sector and leading the first non-racial South African team to the Olympic Games in 1992, Sambasivan “Sam” Ramsamy reflected on his journey
The teenager was born with sacral agenesis, which can affect a child's legs or lower back, but he can do what some "normal" people cannot do
Following the abrupt cancellation of the Afrikaans news segment on SABC2, the Democratic Alliance and AfriForum are demanding immediate clarification from the broadcaster regarding this controversial decision.
DA and AfriForum raise alarms over the sudden disappearance of the Afrikaans news segment from SABC, demanding immediate clarification and restoration.
DA and AfriForum raise alarms over the sudden disappearance of the Afrikaans news segment from SABC, demanding immediate clarification and restoration.
“While communities are choking on the stench of raw sewage, surviving without water, and suffering daily power failures, the city thinks a new logo will fix it all. It is like painting a house while the foundations are collapsing; the problem is not the appearance, it is the rot beneath. . . "
ActionSA raises alarm over proliferating sinkholes in Khutsong, demanding immediate government intervention as millions in rehabilitation funds allegedly vanish without progress. With schools and homes at risk, the opposition party calls for disaster area declaration.
Residents of Khuma want the abandoned mine reopened to create jobs and boost the local economy, but mining expert Ingrid Watson warns that financial and safety concerns make this unlikely. While illegal mining has supported local businesses, it has also fueled crime and violence. Experts suggest alternative job creation strategies, but residents remain frustrated, calling for government action.
The EFF are taking legal and ethical action against Kenny Kunene, deputy president of the Patriotic Alliance, following his inflammatory remarks on social media about illegal miners.
The Gauteng Department of Health has welcomed a total of 184 babies across the province from 12am to 12pm on Christmas Day.
In a surprising move, Trump announced that he will issue an executive order imposing a 25 percent tax on all imports from Canada. This would severely affect the economy.