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MASHATILE TO LAUNCH ANTI-CRIME COUNCIL

Written by on 7 July 2026

PIETERMARITZBURG – Paul Mashatile will launch the uMgungundlovu District Municipality Multi-Stakeholder Anti-Crime Council in Pietermaritzburg, KwaZulu-Natal, on 9 July at the invitation of the uMgungundlovu District Municipality. The initiative forms part of the District Development Model to improve municipal coordination and tackle crime, service delivery challenges, unemployment and poverty. The launch will see 300 Anti-Crime […]

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UNDOCUMENTED MIGRANTS AVOID CLINICS

Written by on 7 July 2026

JOHANNESBURG – Many undocumented foreign nationals are reportedly avoiding public healthcare facilities due to fears of being targeted, raising concerns among civil society groups about a possible humanitarian crisis. While some South Africans say clinics in Johannesburg are less crowded, others believe undocumented migrants are not the only reason for pressure on the public health […]

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PROTESTS LEAVE TRADERS WORRIED

Written by on 2 July 2026

EASTERN CAPE – Foreign business owners in the Eastern Cape are calling on the government to protect lawful businesses while deporting undocumented migrants. The appeal follows tensions during anti-illegal immigration protests, where some spaza shops in Buffalo City Metro were looted despite most demonstrations remaining peaceful. Community leaders say many of the affected foreign shop […]

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PRAYER WALK FOR NALEDI ZWANE

Written by on 2 July 2026

MEYERTON- A community prayer walk will be held on 4 July 2026 at 10:00am at the Meyerton License Department to pray for the safe return of Naledi Zwane, who is currently missing. Organisers are calling on residents to come together in faith, prayer and unity to support Naledi’s family and keep hope alive as efforts […]

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GOLDEN HIGHWAY UPGRADE NEARS COMPLETION

Written by on 2 July 2026

JOHANNESBURG – The Gauteng Department of Roads and Transport says rehabilitation work on the R553 (Golden Highway) is progressing according to schedule, with practical completion expected by mid-September 2026. The project, which stretches from the R558 intersection to beyond the M68 (Chris Hani Road/Columbine Avenue), includes road widening, new median islands, improved drainage, resurfacing and […]

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GOVERNMENT BACKS PROTEAS WOMEN

Written by on 2 July 2026

The government has wished South Africa’s women’s T20 cricket team well ahead of their ICC Women’s T20 World Cup semi-final against England at 15:00. The Proteas Women have been praised for their impressive performances, determination and resilience throughout the tournament. Government has called on all South Africans to unite behind the team by wearing Proteas […]

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SAPS AD HOC COMMITTEE TO DISCUSS DRAFT REPORT

Written by on 1 July 2026

CAPE TOWN – Parliament’s SAPS ad hoc committee is set to meet on Wednesday to deliberate on its draft preliminary report after months of hearings involving senior police officials, intelligence figures and civil society organisations. The committee is investigating allegations of political interference and corruption in the criminal justice system, raised by KwaZulu-Natal Police Commissioner […]

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