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New eviction bill targets small landlord protection, municipal empowerment
A proposed amendment to eviction laws aims to strengthen protections for small-scale landlords while granting municipalities greater authority to address unlawful land occupations.
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Meghan Markle says she has been “bullied and attacked” online for a decade
Meghan Markle (44) told young Australians in Melbourne that she had been “bullied and attacked” online for a decade.
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Zille blocked from Metro Centre oversight visit, alleges forced detention
Helen Zille and DA representatives were detained while inspecting Johannesburg’s Metro Centre, raising concerns about transparency and government actions.
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ActionSA calls for renewed Phala Phala investigation after IPID revelations
ActionSA has urged the Public Protector to reopen the Phala Phala investigation after an IPID report revealed that presidential adviser Dr Bejani Chauke used unauthorised state resources in connection with the farm robbery cover-up.
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Supreme Court backs farmers in Eskom fire damages case
The Supreme Court of Appeal has rejected Eskom’s attempt to block a damages claim from five Free State farmers, who allege that fires caused by the utility’s power lines damaged their land. The court determined that Eskom does not qualify…
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Four killed in execution-style shooting as DA demands accountability over SANDF deployment
Four men, including a 13-year-old, were shot dead in a Delft granny flat in an apparent gang-related attack on Wednesday night.
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Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu named as first Maski AI tutor brand ambassador in Paarl
Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu has been unveiled as the first official brand ambassador for Maskew Miller Learning’s AI-powered learning companion, Maski.
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Councillor condemns vigilantism after Shukushukuma attack
Ward 108 councillor Nkosiphendule Lombi has urged community members not to take the law into their own hands.
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Court sentences short-tempered brother for assault on sibling
A 26-year-old brother has been sentenced by the Ladybrand Regional Court for assaulting his younger sibling during schoolwork.
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Political parties divided over Malema sentence as appeal looms
The five-year prison sentence handed down to EFF leader Julius Malema has sparked mixed reactions from political parties and legal experts.
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