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Tito Mboweni funeral: Public viewing held as President Cyril Ramaphosa prepares to deliver eulogy
Finance Minister Tito Mboweni's body arrived at his home in Sasekane Village, Tzaneen, where it lay in state on Friday, 18 October 2024, one day before his funeral.
Mzwakhe Mbuli blasts government for failing Solly Moholo: "He died a broken man"
Poet and activist Mzwakhe Mbuli put the government on blast for failing to assist the late Gospel icon Solly Moholo while he was in need of R700,000 for surgery.
R500 million spent on Presidential Medical Unit healthcare since 2019
The Department of Defence revealed that R500 million has been spent on footing current and former presidents and deputy presidents' medical bills since 2019.
ATM calls for stricter food security following the death of Soweto schoolchildren
The African Transformation Movement has called on the government to implement stricter measures in regulating food security in foreign-owned spaza shops.
Minister Gwede Mantashe says GNU determined to reduce cost of living: "The state must intervene"
Mineral Resources Minister Gwede Mantashe, speaking at the Africa Oil Week (AOW) 2024, said the GNU aimed to improve South Africa's cost of living.
South Africans joke as the rand drops by 1%: "Who is controlling this rand?"
SA's currency experienced another decrease in three weeks because of international issues like the tension in the Middle East and the dollar strengthening.
How long does NSFAS fund you? Duration and conditions guide
NSFAS funds disadvantaged students who require extra funding for their tertiary education. How long does NSFAS fund you? Learn more about the process here!
200 Uitenhage/ Kariega residents march to demand government response to flood crisis and pollution
Over 200 community members in Uitenhage, Jeffrey’s Bay, Humansdorp, and Gqeberha protested, demanding that government take action during the climate crisis.
Automobile Association expects petrol cuts in October, SA weighs in
The Automobile Association revealed that the Central Energy Fund's unaudited figures expected that petrol could decrease by a little over R1 per litre.
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