[WATCH] OJ Simpson granted parole
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Maimane: ANC using Treasury to benefit Guptas
Maimane says the ANC-led government is abusing resources intended to benefit all South Africans. He says Gigaba is part of the problem.
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MiWay dismisses racist email as 'fake news'
In the mail an official reminds one 'Mr Nobu' of a managerial decision not to accept 90% of claims made by black people as from August of this year.
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Pregnant Limpopo woman murdered in her home
The 19-year-old was shot multiple times during the break-in at a village in Malamulele on Wednesday night.
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Ray Phiri's children pay him an emotional tribute
Family, friends and colleagues have gathered at the Mbombela Stadium to honor the artist affectionately known as Chikapa.
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Chamber of Mines says move to suspend new mining rights unlawful
Mineral Resources Minister Mosebenzi Zwane said earlier that South Africa intends to suspend the granting of applications for prospecting and mining rights.
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Parly calls on SAPS, Ipid to respond to allegations made at Moerane Commission
The Moerane Commission of Inquiry heard damning claims that Ipid has failed to hold officers involved in assaults at the Glebelands Hostel accountable.
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Guptas deny links to white monopoly capital campaign
Gupta spokesperson Gary Naidoo has condemned what he calls "political smears against the Guptas".
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Fitch raises red flags over Gigaba's 14-point plan
Fitch says the points outlined in the plan are 'unlikely' to significantly boost economic growth.
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Sentencing proceedings for ‘Brickz’ postponed
In June, kwaito star Sipho ‘Brickz’ Ndlovu was found guilty of raping a 16-year-old girl in 2013.
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Economists expect repo rate to remain unchanged
The repo rate has been left unchanged since March last year.
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[LISTEN] How healthy are SA’s SOEs?
Radio 702’s Bongani Bingwa speaks to corporate governance researcher Lynn McGregor about the health of SA's state-owned enterprises.
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Body found on PE beach believed to be 'Maredon' crew member
It's believed the remains could be of one of the fishermen who went missing off the coast of St Francis Bay at the weekend.
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[LISTEN] Eskom's fall from grace
Eskom has now admitted to paying Gupta-linked company Trillian almost R500 million in consultancy fees.
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Ministers appeal for calm amid Uber, metered taxi violence
Transport Minister Joe Maswanganyi and Police Minister Fikile Mbalula met with taxi operators on Wednesday to discuss the increasing violent attacks in the province.
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[LISTEN] Why Sarb may not cut interest rates
The Money Show’s Bruce Whitfield and FNB economist Mamello Matinkica discuss five reasons why they believe the central bank may not cut rates.
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[WATCH LIVE] Ray Phiri memorial service
The internationally acclaimed artist lost his battle with lung cancer last week.
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SA to suspend issuing of mining rights
The Chamber of Mines applied to the high court to prevent implementation of the mining charter.
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Goodwood stabbing victim, family receiving counselling
The 12-year-old Goodwood boy suffered more than thirty stab wounds when he was ambushed outside his home last week.
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Jeppestown evictions leave hundreds stranded
Residents at Fattis Mansion Building are homeless after the Red Ants removed them from the building on Wednesday.
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‘Fearless’ Prudence Mabele hailed for her activist work
Activist Prudence Mabele has been hailed for her fearless contributions to the fight against HIV and Aids.
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Motsoeneng to challenge SABC dismissal at CCMA
Hlaudi Motsoeneng is taking the SABC to the Commission for Conciliation, Mediation and Arbitration for unfair dismissal.
