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Skhala Mabena, the alleged leader of Boko Haram, a feared gang that allegedly engages in a wide range of criminal activities in the Tshwane township told News24 that he would not respond to allegations that he was responsible for rampant extortion.
World Toilet Day was celebrated on Tuesday but for many residents in informal settlements, a clean, working toilet is a pipe dream. They still use buckets or head into bushes to relieve themselves because flushing toilets are few and far between in the country’s informal settlements.
In the latest show of support for the Palestinian people, the Archbishop Desmond Tutu IP Trust, tasked with overseeing the legacy of the late Archbishop Desmond Tutu, has demanded the removal of an exhibition in his honour from a global event.
An eyewatering R2 billion has so far been spent on the Department of Defence and Military Veterans’ flagship Project Thusano, which trains medical students in Cuba, but the programme is not accredited in South Africa, leaving returning students with little to no job prospects.
Jetour’s T1 and T2 are set to enter the SUV South Africa group chat in 2025, incorporating myriad travel and lifestyle opportunities. Contributor Sbu Mkwanazi attended the 2024 Jetour Global Travel+ Conference for News24 Motoring in Fuzhou, China, and reveals more about the brand and two new cars headed for our local market next year.
Communications and Digital Technologies Minister Solly Malatsi defended his decision to withdraw the controversial SABC Bill, acknowledging that the decision was “unconventional” and “disruptive” as some MPs criticised him for disrespecting the Portfolio Committee on Communications and Digital Technologies.
Deputy Minister of Public Works and Infrastructure Sihle Zikalala has called on the South African Human Rights Commission to look into the collapse of a building in George, Western Cape, earlier this year, and the apparent lack of investigation into what caused it.
Children in Khayelitsha unknowingly consumed expired biscuits and sweets, allegedly discarded by spaza shop owners, seemingly in an attempt to not get caught with the old food in their shops, as municipal health officials were expected to swoop in on the area.
The Department of Transport has published specifications for a new number plate, with features including a self-destructing decal and a barcode, that will be piloted on government vehicles in Gauteng before a wider rollout to motorists in the province.
Two months before Donald Trump takes office, a group that is influential in Washington connects the dots in a way it says proves the ANC sold its soul to Iran, and that is the only reason South Africa is at the International Court of Justice (ICJ).