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DA calls for private operators to take over rail freight amid Transnet’s R353-billion economic damage
DA urges private concessions to operate South Africa’s freight rail network after Transnet’s failures cost economy R353-billion in 2023.
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Hill-Lewis promises he will fight crime if given the mandate again
DA leader Geordin Hill-Lewis pledged at a Delft march to build Cape Town’s first Metro Police Detective Branch if re-elected in November 2026.
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Ramaphosa’s cabinet reshuffle sees five new appointments take oath of office
South Africa’s newly appointed ministers and deputy ministers took the oath of office at the Union Buildings in Pretoria on Wednesday afternoon, following President Cyril Ramaphosa’s cabinet reshuffle announced the…
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Ramaphosa shuffles cabinet as John Steenhuisen loses agriculture portfolio
President Cyril Ramaphosa has announced sweeping changes to the national executive, removing John Steenhuisen as agriculture minister.
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DA files ConCourt papers to force Zuma to repay R28.9 million in legal costs
The Democratic Alliance has filed papers in the Constitutional Court to oppose former president Jacob Zuma’s latest attempt to avoid repaying nearly R29 million in personal legal costs funded by…
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Municipal service failures threaten ANC strongholds ahead of South African local elections
Voters in Evaton West switched from the ANC to the DA, seeking better services, indicating a potential political shift in South Africa.
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Hill-Lewis urges calm as tensions rise over illegal immigration
DA leader and Cape Town mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis has urged South Africans to reject violence and hatred, calling for law, order and unity.
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DA leader to address nation on South Africa’s political future
Democratic Alliance leader Geordin Hill-Lewis will address the nation tonight, discussing challenges and presenting solutions for South Africans’ progress.
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Alarming rate of teen pregnancies in WC during ’24/’25
The DA is calling for urgent accountability after 296 pregnancies were recorded among girls aged 10 to 14 in the Western Cape in 2024/25.
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More than half of South Africa’s police stations unreachable by phone, audit reveals
A nationwide audit has found that 56% of police stations across South Africa fail to answer their telephones, raising serious concerns about public access to emergency services.
