Local elections hand Da Cruz unexpected Chiefs lifeline
Kaizer Chiefs coach Fernando da Cruz gets reprieve as AmaZulu showdown is delayed due to South Africa's local elections.
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Kaizer Chiefs coach Fernando da Cruz gets reprieve as AmaZulu showdown is delayed due to South Africa's local elections.
Ugandan lawyer Praise Aloikin Opoloje, 27, faces a SIM card charge that her supporters see as a pretext to silence her criticism of the government.
Democrats win Senate seats in South Carolina and Texas, closing in on US House control.
Kaizer Chiefs coach Fernando da Cruz praises striker Wandile Duba, tipping him for a future Bafana Bafana call-up.
South Africa's Electoral Commission warns parties against making unsubstantiated claims of election fraud, fuelling misinformation and undermining confidence in the electoral process.
Flavour B Vibes drops "Friday Ifikile", a new Amapiano track for taverns and clubs.
South Africans are being encouraged to make their voices heard by voting in the upcoming local government elections, with over 500 parties and 137,000 candidates contesting.
Nelson Mandela Youth Centre in Chatsworth to host free eWaste and bulk collection drive on November 7.
Millions of South Africans will vote in local government elections, but observers say democracy is not measured merely by voting day, but by what happens before, during, and after.
South African voters face numerous challenges, including high unemployment and violent crime, prompting a call to action to reclaim politics and exercise their right to vote wisely.
Dr Paul Charles, a South African author and psychologist, has received the BrandLaureate BrandLeadership Award for his contributions to education and youth empowerment.
Abahlali baseMjondolo raises alarm over escalating political violence and intolerance ahead of elections in South Africa