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The Democratic Alliance has condemned Emfuleni Municipality for spending over R600,000 on soccer tournaments while essential services deteriorate. Despite the municipality claiming some costs were covered by donations, the DA questions why funds weren't directed toward improving crumbling infrastructure and addressing the ongoing sewage crisis.
A dispute at TK's Tavern in Sebokeng turned deadly when an armed suspect opened fire, killing one person and injuring five others. Local residents are now demanding the closure of the notorious 24-hour establishment.
The ANC and DA are set to contest the Sedibeng mayoral position after a council meeting was disrupted by teargas, leading to a chaotic scene.
Police are investigating an incident in Sebokeng where a baby was run over by a vehicle.
Recent heavy rainfall has significantly increased dam levels across KwaZulu-Natal, prompting the Department of Water and Sanitation to urge residents to exercise caution during potential flooding.
Recent torrential rains in South Africa have led to a significant rise in dam levels, with the Vaal Dam showing a remarkable increase from 24. 3% to 50. 53%, prompting the Department of Water and Sanitation to urge caution among residents.
The bankrupt Emfuleni Local Municipality (ELM) in the Vaal, Gauteng, has come under fire for spending a staggering R561,135,794. 49 on overtime over the last five financial years.
Gauteng province is set to unveil a new performance management system aimed at enhancing municipal service delivery and accountability.
Millions of rands spent to renovate residences and security contracts under scrutiny more than four years after recommendations to go after top executives, former student leaders
Thabo Maphike, a prominent spaza shop owner and advocate for local entrepreneurs, was shot and killed in Bophelong Township, raising alarm over the safety of business owners in the area.
Emfuleni residents demand accountability as documents reveal solar-powered street lights were installed at seven times the cost compared to neighbouring Midvaal Municipality. Community leaders face threats while calling for official investigation into the R3. 7 million project.
South Africa continues to rank among countries that are vulnerable to hazardous weather events including, among others, droughts, tropical cyclones, storms, and heat waves
Residents of Sharpville and Bronkhorstspruit are in uproar following a tragic shooting and alarming food safety incidents linked to foreign-owned spaza shops, raising serious concerns about community safety and economic stability.
VAPSA acknowledges that many day-care centres face difficulties in securing funding. This challenge often arises from lack of awareness about the funding application process. To address this, VAPSA is committed to ensuring that all centres receive the necessary funding.
Triple SAFTA winner, Nthati Moshesh bids farewell as she exits 016FM.
The show’s portrayal of local culture, dialects, and issues has resonated deeply with some viewers, who feel a sense of pride in seeing their community represented on screen.
From a young age, Big Zulu revealed that he has always been exposed to various types of music that reflected different emotions and situations.
In the series, Sedibo plays the role of DJ Tsietsi, who makes an effort to save his much-loved community radio station in Vaal from closing.
ActionSA believes that South Africans have an opportunity to turn around the decay in our country and restore the country to a path of prosperity by removing the ruling party at the ballot box on the 29th of May
A teacher from Bophelong Secondary School in Vanderbijlpark tragically collapsed and passed away on school grounds.
Media reports say technicians believe a collapsed sewer pipeline is the cause of the contamination with the municipality indicating that it will shut water supply to all the affected areas to allow for further investigations.
According to the municipality’s executive mayor, Peter Teixeira, the podcast studio strives to empower community members, especially young people, in skills development and possible job opportunities, including entrepreneurship.
These attention-grabbing acts of electioneering took place right in the middle of a potholed and unfinished Seeiso Street.
ActionSA pledges to continue fighting for a wealthy, democratic, and fair South Africa in memory of the Sharpeville massacre victims
The day is linked to the era of pass laws on March 21, 1960. The event occurred at the Sharpeville police station and resulted in the massacre of 69 people after police started firing on the protesting masses. Over 180 people were injured.