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BLOEMFONTEIN HIT BY WATER CUTS

Written by on 2 May 2026

FREE STATE- Water supply has been cut to parts of Bloemfontein following heavy rainfall that caused rising water levels in the Modder River. The increased flow has also affected the Rustfontein and Mockes dams, sending large volumes of water into the Maselspoort Water Treatment Works. According to the Mangaung Metro Municipality, the strong currents have […]

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FOUR KILLED IN INANDA SHOOTOUT

Written by on 2 May 2026

DURBAN- Four people have died following a shootout between community patrollers and suspected robbers in Bhambayi, Inanda, north of Durban. Police say the patrollers encountered three men believed to be involved in robberies, leading to a confrontation and an exchange of gunfire. One patroller and one suspected robber were declared dead at the scene. Two […]

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TRUMP DISMISSES IRAN’S LATEST PROPOSAL FOR TALKS

Written by on 1 May 2026

WASHINGTON D.C- Donald Trump says he is not satisfied with Iran’s latest proposal aimed at restarting negotiations over the ongoing conflict. Speaking before departing the White House, Trump acknowledged that Iran appears willing to reach a deal but criticised its leadership as divided and inconsistent. Despite some progress in discussions, he indicated that Tehran’s demands […]

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JOHANNESBURG BATTLES RISING POTHOLE CRISIS

Written by on 1 May 2026

The growing number of potholes across Johannesburg, particularly in areas like Randburg, is raising serious concerns about declining service delivery and the state of municipal infrastructure. Despite the city allocating nearly R150 million towards road maintenance, residents say conditions on the ground tell a different story, with damaged roads, crumbling pavements, and little visible progress. […]

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COSATU CALLS FOR ALLIANCE UNITY

Written by on 1 May 2026

BRAKPAN- Cosatu has urged workers to play an active role in maintaining unity between the ANC and SACP, amid tensions following the Communist Party’s decision to contest elections independently. The union says it hopes for a positive resolution during its upcoming elective conference in September. The federation emphasized that workers remain a powerful force for […]

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STARMER VOWS ACTION AFTER LONDON STABBINGS

Written by on 30 April 2026

LONDON- UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has pledged stronger measures to protect the Jewish community following the stabbing of two men in North London. Acknowledging growing fear among Jewish residents, he promised increased police presence in affected areas, tougher action against antisemitism, and new laws to counter threats linked to foreign states. The incident comes […]

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DA, EFF AND ACTIONSA WALK OUT OF EKURHULENI COUNCIL

Written by on 30 April 2026

GERMISTON- The Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Municipality council sitting in Germiston collapsed on Thursday after opposition parties the DA, EFF and ActionSA staged a walkout. The parties withdrew from the meeting because both Mayor Nkosindiphile Xhakaza and Acting City Manager Tsholofelo Koopedi were not present. The council was expected to deliberate on ongoing court matters involving suspended […]

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J&J TALCUM CASE CLAIMANTS HIT 7,000

Written by on 30 April 2026

UNITED KINGDOM- major legal battle against Johnson & Johnson has expanded to 7,111 claimants, making it the largest product liability case in UK history. The case, currently before the High Court, centres on allegations that the company knowingly sold baby powder contaminated with asbestos. Claimants argue that J&J was aware of potential contamination risks as […]

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