Young South African Voters Seek Meaningful Engagement
Young South Africans head to the polls, seeking to make their voices heard.
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Young South Africans head to the polls, seeking to make their voices heard.
Kasi Pride marks 11 years, shifts focus from visibility to education, youth development, and practical services in Gugulethu, Cape Town.
Nonjabulo Dube's Everlinked Apparel offers unique clothing items, from R170 to R450.
Former Kaizer Chiefs striker Shaun Bartlett says recent form is irrelevant in the Soweto Derby, citing the emotional and unpredictable nature of the historic clash.
South Africa names 21-swimmer squad for World Aquatics Swimming Championships in Beijing
Mkhonto Wesizwe Party (MKP) releases questionnaire outlining plans for Makhanda, focusing on service delivery and clean governance.
Western Cape police say they are prepared to secure local government elections amid escalating taxi violence in Cape Town.
South Africa's Electoral Court has dismissed the Democratic Alliance's case against four parties that submitted single-candidate lists for the upcoming municipal election.
South African Defence Minister Angie Motshekga warns anti-immigration protests may distract SANDF from upcoming local government elections.
Orlando Pirates have won six of their last 10 competitive meetings with Kaizer Chiefs.
MC Mining suspends operations due to unfinished funding for its Makhado coal project in Limpopo, South Africa.
Absa's youth fund applications close on October 31; grants and support for young entrepreneurs.