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The Umngeni mayor said the ANC's behaviour wasn't surprising, given recent polls placed them in a weakened spot ahead of the general elections

The SACP says the finance minister’s proposed spending cuts are an inappropriate response the country’s economic problems

Science Teaching and Learning Centres Programme at Cape schools reaches its 100th milestone

Defence advocate Zithulele Nxumalo told the Pretoria high court that his client, Mthokoziseni Maphisa, did not know state witness Constable Sizwe Zungu outside of court

During El Niño spring rainfall will be above-normal for most of the country and below-normal summer rainfall over the central to western regions and above-normal rainfall in the northeast

Parliament will this month hold hearings against Economic Freedom Fighters accused of disruptive behaviour during President Cyril Ramaphosa's budget vote speech last year

Starting off with traditional offshore investments can be a great stepping stone to expand your earning potential and perhaps fund those passion purchases

This smartwatch has captured the imaginations of tech enthusiasts and fashion-forward individuals alike

Users can enjoy their smartphones without any concerns about eye strain or discomfort

Leveraging colour as a means of progress can have a paradoxical effect of self-incarceration

The retailer announced that outgoing Pick n Pay chief executive Pieter Boone would be replaced by Sean Summers, who led the company from 1999 to 2006

YouthX demonstrates Nedbank’s commitment to nurturing the talent, aspirations and careers of South African youth

One should reread Bessie Head’s book to fully appreciate it in all its magnificence

Civil society organisations and other stakeholders will become increasingly important to maintaining the government’s legitimacy

It serves as a powerful testament to how individuals adapt and grow in response to challenges

The Tongan side stayed competitive throughout the match

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