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ONLY 10 OF 300 GHANAIAN MIGRANTS LEGAL IN SOUTH AFRICA

Written by on 27 May 2026

JOHANNESBURG – Department of Home Affairs says only 10 out of 300 Ghanaian nationals who applied for repatriation were found to be legally documented in South Africa. The rest were reportedly either undocumented, had overstayed their visas, or were not complying with immigration requirements. The findings come as the group was processed for deportation flights […]

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NATIONAL GOVERNMENT STEPS IN TO HELP JOBURG OVER ESKOM DEBT

Written by on 27 May 2026

JOHANNESBURG – National government has stepped in to help address Johannesburg’s growing electricity crisis as the city struggles to settle its R5.2-billion debt owed to Eskom. The intervention comes amid fears of possible widespread power disruptions if the financial challenges are not resolved. Electricity Minister Kgosientsho Ramokgopa met with Johannesburg Mayor Dada Morero and Eskom […]

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BROOS TO NAME FINAL BAFANA WORLD CUP SQUAD

Written by on 27 May 2026

JOHANNESBURG – With just 15 days remaining before the 2026 FIFA World Cup kicks off, Hugo Broos is expected to announce his final 26-man Bafana Bafana squad on Thursday. The announcement follows the release of a 32-man preliminary squad last week as South Africa prepares for its first World Cup appearance since hosting the tournament […]

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JOBURG INTENSIFIES REVENUE COLLECTION DRIVE

Written by on 27 May 2026

JOHANNESBURG – The City of Johannesburg has intensified its revenue collection campaign by cracking down on customers who have failed to pay for municipal services. On Wednesday, Executive Mayor Dada Morero led raids on several properties in the Johannesburg CBD as part of the operation targeting defaulters. City Manager Floyd Brink said the operation aims […]

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MILLIONS OF SOUTH AFRICANS STILL RELY ON SOCIAL GRANTS

Written by on 27 May 2026

JOHANNESBURG – The 2025 General Household Survey by Statistics South Africa shows that South Africa has made progress in improving living conditions, with more than 90 percent of households now having access to electricity. The report also noted improvements in formal housing and access to water plumbing services. Despite these gains, millions of South Africans […]

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GAUTENG TRAFFIC POLICE WARN TAXI PATROLS

Written by on 26 May 2026

The Gauteng Traffic Police have raised concerns over reports that taxi patrol groups are allegedly stopping, threatening and harassing motorists on roads across the province. The groups reportedly target drivers suspected of transporting passengers illegally. Authorities say some motorists have allegedly been forced to pay money before their vehicles were released. Traffic Police spokesperson Sello […]

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KAIZER CHIEFS PART WAYS WITH INTERIM COACHES

Written by on 26 May 2026

JOHANNESBURG- Kaizer Chiefs have confirmed the departure of interim co-coaches Khalil Ben Youssef and Cedric Kaze after their contracts expired at the end of the season. The pair were originally part of the technical team led by Nasreddine Nabi before taking charge of the team on an interim basis following his dismissal. Chiefs finished third […]

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GTI CRACKS DOWN ON UNSAFE VEHICLES IN GAUTENG

Written by on 26 May 2026

The Gauteng Transport Inspectorate (GTI), working with the Road Traffic Management Corporation (RTMC), intensified road safety and traffic enforcement operations across Johannesburg, Ekurhuleni and Tshwane between 18 and 24 May 2026. The joint stop-and-search operations focused on removing unsafe and non-compliant vehicles from the roads. During the operations, 48 private vehicles were impounded and 63 […]

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ANC SAYS ANTI-ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION PROTESTS ARE NOT XENOPHOBIC

Written by on 26 May 2026

JOHANNESBURG- ANC Secretary-General Fikile Mbalula says the party’s National Executive Committee does not regard anti-illegal immigration protests as xenophobic. He was speaking during a media briefing on the outcomes of the ANC’s NEC meeting held over the weekend. His remarks come amid growing anti-illegal immigration marches across the country. Mbalula also called on government to […]

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