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EFF LEADER JULIUS MALEMA REJECTS MKHWANAZI’S CORRUPTION ALLEGATIONS

Written by on 22 March 2026

EFF Leader, Julius Malema has rejected corruption allegations linking him to disputes within law enforcement, accusing Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi of dragging his name into internal conflicts involving Feroz Khan. Speaking at the EFF’s National Voter Registration Launch at Gandhi Square, Malema described the claims as politically motivated and aimed at tarnishing his image. He also dismissed […]

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MEC FOR SPORTS, ARTS AND CULTURE CELEBRATES HUMAN RIGHTS DAY IN SHARPEVILLE

Written by on 21 March 2026

The MEC for Sports, Arts and Culture, Matome Chiloane, led the commemoration of Human Rights Day in Sharpeville, addressing residents and visitors at the historic site of the Sharpeville Massacre. In his keynote speech, he reflected on the tragic events of 21 March 1960, when apartheid police opened fire on unarmed protesters, claiming 69 lives, […]

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THE PAN AFRICANIST CONGRESS (PAC) COMMEMORATED HUMAN RIGHTS DAY IN SHARPEVILLE.

Written by on 21 March 2026

The Pan Africanist Congress (PAC) was at the centre of the Sharpeville Massacre, playing a leading role in organising the protest against apartheid pass laws. The Sharpeville Massacre of 21 March 1960 was a defining political moment in South Africa’s apartheid era. When unarmed Black South Africans protested against the oppressive pass laws, the apartheid […]

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DEPUTY PRESIDENT PAUL MASHATILE BLAMES POOR INFRASTRUCTURE FOR WATER CRISIS

Written by on 20 March 2026

Deputy President Paul Mashatile says South Africa’s water crisis is largely due to poor infrastructure maintenance and years of underinvestment. He cited ageing systems, leaks, and failing treatment plants as key contributors to ongoing shortages, urging municipalities to improve maintenance and upgrades. Mashatile also called for stronger oversight, better planning, and increased funding, warning that […]

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MOTORISTS WARNED AGAINST PANIC BUYING AMID FUEL SHORTAGE FEARS

Written by on 20 March 2026

The Fuel Industry Association of South Africa has urged motorists not to overfill or stockpile fuel, warning that panic buying could disrupt supply stability. The organisation says sudden changes in consumer behaviour may negatively impact fuel availability, especially as concerns grow over potential shortages linked to the ongoing Middle East conflict. Spokesperson Avhapfani Tshifularo has […]

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SAPS LINKS MATHIBELI SECURITY FIRM FIREARMS TO VOLATILE INANDA

Written by on 20 March 2026

The South African Police Service (SAPS) in KwaZulu-Natal has linked firearms belonging to businessman Calvin Mathibeli’s security company to the volatile Inanda area, following a compliance investigation in Durban. Police have confirmed that 11 firearms from the company are currently in their custody at the Inanda Police Station. However, authorities say the exact reasons behind […]

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TSHWANE MAYOR SAYS NO PROTECTION FOR THOSE IMPLICATED IN CORRUPTION

Written by on 20 March 2026

City of Tshwane Mayor Nasiphi Moya says no municipal official implicated in corruption will receive special treatment or protection, stressing that accountability will be strictly enforced. Moya has placed ActionSA councillor and MMC for Corporate and Shared Services Kholofelo Morodi on special leave with immediate effect. The move follows allegations linked to proceedings at the […]

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ACTIONSA SUSPENDS MMC MORODI AS MEMBER OF THE PARTY

Written by on 20 March 2026

ActionSA has suspended Tshwane councillor and MMC Kholofelo Morodi as a party member pending a preliminary investigation into allegations raised at the Madlanga Commission. The probe will determine whether there is a prima facie case against her following claims linked to the commission’s proceedings. Earlier, Mayor Nasiphi Moya placed Morodi on special leave after testimony […]

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NLC CONCLUDES STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT IN ELUKWATINI, MPUMALANGA

Written by on 19 March 2026

The National Lotteries Commission (NLC) visited the Guguletu St Benedict Home for the Aged to assess how National Lottery funding is supporting elderly residents. The engagement forms part of the NLC’s efforts to ensure accountability and effective use of grant funding. Officials met beneficiaries and observed how the funding improves care services and living conditions, […]

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