Here’s Ramaphosa’s plan to put an end to loadshedding
The statesman said that it may be difficult to imagine a future without load shedding, but hope exists.
The statesman said that it may be difficult to imagine a future without load shedding, but hope exists.
This comes as most roads in the province have been severely damaged or washed away by the recent floods.
The President said this when he addressed a joint sitting of the National Assembly and the National Council of Provinces on Tuesday.
One security official was murdered, police confirm.
President Ramaphosa will 'consolidate South Africa's gains' at this year's Freedom Day national address.
Musa Khawula, as it turns out, may have blood on his hands.
Shimza can't seem to catch a break on Twitter.
Lize Botha is on the run, but her victims are hot on her trail.
The man is no Casanova, that's for sure.
The toddler was held hostage for four days.
Eldorado Park residents have been without power for more than 12 days.
Hanover Park residents fear there will be more shootings if police do not intervene.
Pearl made it clear, her new man is not Ncube.
There may be enough circumstantial evidence to support the claim.
MacG stans could not defend him this time around.
Here's what to expect on this week's episode of the Swisher Podcast.
Unplanned breakdowns sit above 13 000MW, Eskom revealed.
The boy's mother was also shot in the arm.
Ninja and Yo-Landi are being 'Me Too-ed' by their adopted children.
A-Reece fans want answers from Cotton Fest organisers.
Large crowds gathered outside the shopping district.
Day 1 saw some of the best in SA entertainment pay tribute to a fallen legend.
FSCA has full authority over the forex market in South Africa.
Public health messaging has a critical role to play in reinforcing the transmission and outcome risks.
As winter approaches, the Pride Shelter’s building is in need of repairs to keep out the cold and the rain.
For employed people, a day at the clinic typically means taking a day off work, often without pay.
For a while, the project employed about 130 people from the community.
At least 36 pupils will appear at a disciplinary hearing from next week Monday.
The majority of new cases are from Gauteng (46%), followed by KwaZulu-Natal (23%).