Valiant Swart Performs Hit Song on TV Show
Valiant Swart sings 'Die skoene moet jy dra' on TV program Hoor Hoor.
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Valiant Swart sings 'Die skoene moet jy dra' on TV program Hoor Hoor.
Contaminated river water and failures in the municipal wastewater treatment system have left residents facing a public health crisis in Bronkhorstspruit, South Africa.
As South Africa prepares for municipal elections, citizens are urged to emulate Oliver Reginald Kaizana Tambo's values of selflessness, unity, and determination to demand better governance.
South African police have applied for an urgent court order to prevent a march and potential violence by a group called 'March and March' in Thekwini.
Several music, art, and theater events are scheduled to take place in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, over the weekend.
Kaizer Chiefs Midrand branch brings fans together for Soweto derby, prioritizing teamwork, community, and safe transport for a smooth trip.
Makana United Civic Movement vows to investigate financial discrepancies and assess employee competence if elected.
Pretoria High Court dismisses application by Thulani Dlomo, former SSA officer, to be discharged without defence in R12 million fraud trial.
South Africa's local government elections on November 4 may signal a shift in political loyalties as voters express frustration with the lack of basic services.
South Sudan's National Elections Commission faces significant challenges in preparing for the country's first general elections since independence, set for December 22, 2026.
Experts weigh in on the debate over Cape Town's baboons, highlighting the trade-offs between freedom and welfare in urban environments.
Binance, the world's largest crypto exchange, was hacked for $6.3 billion using a single compromised laptop, marking the largest cryptocurrency breach in history.