With the Local Government Elections fast approaching, South Africans, who are eligible to vote and still require identity documents (IDs), are urged to apply for and collect their documents without delay.
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HUAWEI has expanded its monthly Service Day programme in South Africa, introducing a wider range of maintenance and repair benefits across its product portfolio.
The City of Cape Town approved the Adjusted Budget for the 2026/27 financial year at a special council meeting .
The Hawks have secured a High Court preservation order for a Toyota Hilux GD-6 Legend 50 and an Opel Corsa allegedly linked to the theft of Eskom copper cables in Mpumalanga.
Johannesburg’s plan to spend R111.47 billion on almost 30 economic development projects over five years is unrealistic given the city’s financial and administrative constraints, the Centre for Development and Enterprise (CDE) says.
The Department of Health says patients will continue receiving their antiretroviral medication despite recent High Court order.
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Recognised refugees received R150.8 million in social grants during the 2025/26 financial year, including R32.7 million in Old Age Grants and R6 million in Disability Grants, according to figures disclosed by SASSA in a parliamentary response.
South Africans can expect hot conditions across much of the country, with extremely high veld fire danger in parts of the Northern Cape and a heatwave warning remaining in place for parts of the Eastern Cape.
Former IDAC boss Andrea Johnson and former SAPS major-general, Feroz Khan, have been arrested.
The first Ebola case detected in Nigeria is the Bundibugyo strain, which is behind a major DR Congo outbreak, and the patient is a diplomat, an emergency meeting heard on Wednesday.
Acting Police Minister Firoz Cachalia and National Police Commissioner General Fannie Masemola will assess KwaZulu-Natal's election security preparations five days before voters head to the polls on November 4.
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