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In response to news of layoffs at SA’s passenger rail agency, the United National Transport Union said that workers have been paying for corruption at the state utility for years.
It follows a trend of homelessness among the youngest care leavers which campaigners say is growing more acute.
Damaging winds are expected in parts of the Western Cape while severe thunderstorms with heavy rain persist in five provinces, according to the South African Weather Service.
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The Eastern Cape Department of Transport says “ghost operators” are negatively affecting its scholar transport programme. Several deserving pupils had been battling to be included in the programme owing to lack of funding.
Before the settlement, Nedbank had been preparing for a lengthy court battle after Transnet and the SIU moved to recover R2.7 billion.
Police arrest a man on suspicion of terror offences over the Manchester synagogue attack.
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South African farmers probably produced the second-biggest maize crop on record in 2025 as the country experienced good rains earlier in the year.
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Lando Norris says he is “relaxed” heading into the Qatar Grand Prix, the race in which he could become world champion for the first time.
In a suffocating Durban courtroom on Thursday, security mogul Ferrel Govender watched his final chance at freedom evaporate in the stifling 27-degree heat.