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Police Minister Firoz Cachalia and provincial commissioner Lt-Gen Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi have asked the high court in KZN to interdict potential protests planned by March and March.
Premier Thami Ntuli says Durban will not experience violent protests again under his watch.
Dr Desmond D'Sa, a Goldman Environmental Prize winner, killed in road accident in South Africa
South African police have implemented plans to ensure a smooth vote in high-risk areas during local government elections.
Gauteng premier Panyaza Lesufi faces off with DA mayoral candidate Helen Zille over a newly-installed transformer in Snake Park, Soweto.
Gauteng's suburbs offer affordable housing, job growth, and lifestyle hubs, drawing young professionals.
South African police seek court interdict to prevent further violence and lawlessness during repeated March and March demonstrations.
Mfundo Vilakazi, a Soweto-born player for Kaizer Chiefs, is gearing up for the highly anticipated Soweto derby against Orlando Pirates.
Israel's recent election saw a record 77.7% voter turnout, but no clear winner, leaving the country uncertain about its future leadership and governance.
Nigeria's 16-year-old Favour Ojo to represent country at Dakar 2026 Youth Olympic Games