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Auction shock: Single mother’s home sold for R5,000 after bond arrears
Patricia Mzamo, a single mother of four, grapples with the devastating reality of eviction after her home was auctioned for a mere R5 000, despite her desperate attempts to negotiate with SA Home Loans. This article delves into her heartbreaking journey and the implications of the sale.
Eviction crisis: Single mother loses home for just R5 000 at auction
Patricia Mzamo, a single mother of four, grapples with the devastating reality of eviction after her home was auctioned for a mere R5 000, despite her desperate attempts to negotiate with SA Home Loans. This article delves into her heartbreaking journey and the implications of the sale.
Chief Justice Mandisa Maya to lead panel for new IEC commissioners
Chief Justice Mandisa Maya will oversee the nomination process for three new members of the Electoral Commission of SA, as current commissioners' terms come to an end. This article explores the nomination criteria and the implications for the upcoming local government elections.
Lamola says SA maintains its independent foreign policy position on Taiwan office relocation
Despite the March 31 deadline for relocation, Taiwan's embassy in Pretoria remains operational, as the South African government and Taipei continue discussions on the future of diplomatic ties.
Johannesburg City Library partially reopens after long delays
The Johannesburg City Library has partially reopened its doors, marking a significant milestone in the institution's renovation journey.
Johannesburg City Library partially reopens after long delays
The Johannesburg City Library has partially reopened its doors, marking a significant milestone in the institution's renovation journey.
Political parties unite on Human Rights Day amid US diplomatic tensions
On the 65th anniversary of the Sharpeville Massacre, South African political leaders from across the spectrum unite in response to escalating US diplomatic tensions. EFF's Malema, ActionSA's Ngobeni, and ACT's Magashule deliver powerful messages about sovereignty and unity at this crucial moment in SA-US relations.
How Ebrahim Rasool's expulsion affects South Africa's relations with the US
Despite Ambassador Rasool's expulsion from the US, Policy expert maintain that SA-US diplomatic are a set back, not a break.
South Africa’s trade diplomacy under threat as US-Iran tensions escalate
South Africa faces increasing pressure to navigate complex diplomatic waters as the US administration intensifies its stance against Iran, threatening both trade relations and diplomatic ties. Experts warn that SA must carefully balance its BRICS commitments with Western relationships.
DA and Solidarity Movement defend US visits: 'Not about kissing Trump's ring'
The DA and Solidarity Movement's recent US visits have sparked controversy in South African politics, with both groups defending their diplomatic missions against accusations of seeking Trump's favour. While the groups maintain different objectives, their trips have highlighted growing tensions in SA-US relations.
South Africa's Budget crisis: could a temporary VAT increase be the solution? - Donald MacKay
South Africa's mounting budget deficit requires decisive action. This analysis explores why a temporary VAT increase to 17% could be the solution, examining the potential impact on the economy and how it could be implemented with proper safeguards for vulnerable populations.