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Not fair that he’s gone so soon, says TV personality of musician who was murdered outside a Durban restaurant

Council said it would withdraw all allegations, including that Phakeng misled the senate and had a role in the resignation of executives

An inflexible, hostile stance towards China could have negative effects on the West and its presence in the rest of the world

An energy action plan is slowly taking shape, with significant milestones reached recently, including obtaining a licence for Eskom's new transmission company

Students are angry that their colleagues owing fees from last year are barred from re-registering for 2023.

25 years later, the Oscar Award-winning film, Titanic, returns to South African cinemas

The memorial service of slain rapper Kiernan Forbes, also called AKA, will be held at the Sandton Convention Centre this afternoon.
AKA and his former manager Tebello "Tibz" Motsoane were gunned down in Durban on Friday last week.
AKA was granted a private provincial funeral.
Both he and Tibz will be buried tomorrow.

More than 82 people a day are murdered in the country

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But the latest iteration from Ford promises to be popular with off-roaders and packs more power

With the international galleries and collectors it attracts, the event has become the country’s most important art event for dealers

Eskom said that the increase in the theft and vandalism of its infrastructure in Gauteng was posing a threat to its liquidity and mandate to provide electricity to residents.

Considered one of the greatests of all time in SA hip hop, AKA was on the long road to redemption that sadly got cut short

Both funders and clients need to be able to measure the impact of their credit activities

An energy expert calls on the government to support small businesses and households move to renewable energy

In Nazi eyes, humans deemed unable to contribute meaningfully to the progress and glory of the Fatherland.  

There’s no need to go anywhere but the home of iPhone! 

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Ramaphosa’s address broke little new ground, according to the panellists

Proper vet care was not provided to dairy cows that had to be euthanised to prevent further suffering.

Zandspruit pump is a mess, says Joburg resident, citing load-shedding, lack of maintenance, high effluent volumes and poor infrastructure

Johannesburg, with its mine dumps and malls, ever eating its own tail in the name of progress, has a complex heritage