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CHARLOTTE MAXEKE HOSPITAL MAINTAINS DIALYSIS SERVICES

Written by on 28 July 2026

GAUTENG – Charlotte Maxeke Johannesburg Academic Hospital says dialysis services have continued without interruption despite temporary shortages of medical supplies. The Gauteng Department of Health says no treatments were missed or postponed. The shortages were linked to procurement delays affecting sodium bicarbonate and dialysis filters. The department has fast-tracked supplies and is improving procurement processes […]

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OVER 72,000 FOREIGN NATIONALS PROCESSED FOR REPATRIATION

Written by on 27 July 2026

GAUTENG – Border Management Authority has processed 72,906 repatriations at South Africa’s ports of entry between 7 June and 14 July. Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi announced the figures during an Interministerial Committee on Migration briefing in Pretoria. Kubayi also said 354 foreign nationals were arrested in connection with pending criminal cases, while 69 others were arrested […]

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RAMAPHOSA ACCEPTS JOHNSON’S EXIT

Written by on 27 July 2026

President Cyril Ramaphosa has accepted Investigating Directorate Against Corruption (IDAC) Head Adv Andrea Johnson’s request to vacate office. Johnson had written to Ramaphosa and National Director of Public Prosecutions Adv Andy Mothibi, asking to be released from her position immediately. She cited what she described as “unprecedented attacks” on her person and official capacity.

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RESIDENTS MARCHED IN VEREENIGING AS TENSIONS ESCALATED

Written by on 23 July 2026

GAUTENG – Residents marched through Vereeniging on Thursday, 23 July, during a protest calling for the removal of foreign nationals from South Africa. The demonstration took place between Beaconsfield and Leslie streets, prompting several foreign-owned businesses to close as tensions escalated. According to witnesses, some protesters threw stones at shops and vehicles, while some shop […]

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CARRIM TO TESTIFY PUBLICLY

Written by on 23 July 2026

PRETORIA – North West businessman Suliman Carrim will testify in an open session before the Madlanga Commission of Inquiry in Pretoria on Friday after his request for a closed hearing was rejected for the second time. The Commission ruled that no details about Carrim’s medical condition, treatment, healthcare providers or hospital may be mentioned during […]

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14 ARRESTED IN GTI CRACKDOWN

Written by on 23 July 2026

GAUTENG – Fourteen motorists were arrested during Gauteng Transport Inspectorate (GTI) stop-and-search operations conducted between 13 and 19 July 2026 under the #RemoveSkorokoro campaign. The operations, carried out with the Road Traffic Management Corporation (RTMC), targeted high-risk public transport routes across Johannesburg, Tshwane and Ekurhuleni. Two more people were arrested for immigration-related offences, while 38 […]

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GAUTENG TIGHTENS LEARNER TRANSPORT SAFETY

Written by on 21 July 2026

Gauteng Traffic Police will intensify learner transport enforcement across the province ahead of schools reopening for the third term. Officers will focus on vehicle roadworthiness, driver fitness, valid operating licences, overloading, speeding, and reckless or negligent driving. Authorities have urged learner and public transport operators to comply with road traffic laws to ensure the safety […]

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