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South Africa’s spelling team delivered a stellar performance in what was an ultimate test of linguistic abilities at the 8th African Spelling Bee competition in Harare, Zimbabwe, emerging first in overall team rankings.
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The Supreme Court of Appeal recently ruled that the state-owned electricity utility Eskom must disclose its contracts with coal and diesel suppliers.
Repeated arson fires have damaged Riverlea Secondary School, destroying classrooms.
Joy “Mama Joy” Chauke continues to plead to be taken to the FIFA World Cup which commences on June this year to support Bafana Bafana in their first appearance at the tournament since hosting it in 2010.
Gareth Mnisi is allegedly at the centre of a tender manipulation plot
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A proposed Zimbabwean constitutional amendment will extend the term of the current president, Emmerson Mnangagwa, to 2030.
Hundreds of former workers are still without compensation 15 years after the mine failed
Inefficiencies in South Africa’s freight network cost the country R1 billion every day, but improvements to the railway may turn things around.
Kenya dismissed a UN report of sexual abuse by its police in Haiti, citing no evidence.
Joburg needs its councillors to place the interests of the city above their personal interests or those of their political parties.
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Former acting National Director of Public Prosecutions Mokotedi Mpshe denies claims of political interference in the removal of advocate Anton Ackermann from Truth and Reconciliation Commission cases.
Chief justice Mandisa Maya indicates the delivery is expected within a month
South African drinking habits are changing, with consumers’ booze baskets shrinking.
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The bill aims to strengthen legislative protection for whistleblowers
South Africa’s cabinet said the reason fuel stations across the country are running dry is because of consumers panic buying and fuel hoarding.
Unlicensed dog breeding in Zimbabwe is surging, leading to dangerous dog attacks and public health concerns, as enforcement of breeding regulations remains weak.
The hybridised compact crossover is now on sale at local dealerships