Mamelodi Sundowns Ladies Aim to Regain CAF Women's Champions League Title
Mamelodi Sundowns Ladies to compete in CAF Women's Champions League in Egypt
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Mamelodi Sundowns Ladies to compete in CAF Women's Champions League in Egypt
Millions of low-income South African households may receive more free electricity monthly under a proposed policy.
Tributes are pouring in for Desmond D'Sa, a 70-year-old environmental activist who died in a car crash in South Africa's KwaZulu-Natal province.
Michaelhouse boys in South Africa are supporting the Santa Shoebox Project.
Young people in South Africa raise concerns about unemployment and skills development at a recent town hall meeting.
Organic Humanity Movement's Ian MacMillan shares plans for Makhanda, focusing on service delivery and accountability.
Jacob Zuma addresses South Africans in a video message, urging voters to support the MK Party in the upcoming municipal elections.
Western Cape SANTACO dismisses allegations of an unofficial taxi go-slow in Cape Town, saying information should be verified through its office or hotline.
South Africa's political parties have been accused of using dull and uninspiring slogans for the upcoming local government elections.
A little-known woman from Kempton Park helped link the AWB to global neo-Nazis, shedding light on international support for the farm murder cause.
South African exports to China have jumped 25% following Beijing's introduction of zero tariffs for African countries with diplomatic relations.
South Africa secured a 176-run victory over Australia, bowling them out for 111 in 57.1 overs on the final day at Newlands in Cape Town.