VOSLOORUS RESIDENTS SHUT DOWN SPAZA SHOPS | DEMAND ANSWERS FOR MISSING MAZWI KUBHEKA
Breaking news from Vosloorus 🚨 Residents have taken action, saying they will close down spaza shops until missing individual Mazwi […]
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FREEDOM DAY 2026 LIVE: RAMAPHOSA LEADS NATIONAL CELEBRATIONS IN BLOEMFONTEIN
President Cyril Ramaphosa leads South Africa’s Freedom Day 2026 celebrations in Bloemfontein, Free State. This year marks the 32nd anniversary
BREAKING: NKABINDE INQUIRY TAKES NEW TURN | LIVE UPDATE
The Nkabinde Inquiry continues with fresh developments as proceedings unfold. Today’s session brings new testimony, tense exchanges, and critical moments
HERMAN MASHABA SLAMS CASE DELAY | XOLOANI KHUMALO COURT POSTPONED TO 14 MAY
Herman Mashaba has strongly criticized the postponement of the court case involving Xolani Khumalo. ⚖️ The ActionSA leader called the
TEMBISA HOSPITAL CORRUPTION CASE POSTPONED | R100K BRIBE ALLEGATIONS & SIU PROBE
A major corruption case linked to Tembisa Hospital has been postponed to 19 June 2026 at the Pretoria Magistrate’s Court.
FADIEL ADAMS QUESTIONS MASEMOLA’S AUTHORITY | MKHWANAZI TASK TEAM UNDER SCRUTINY
Fadiel Adams has publicly challenged the authority of Fannie Masemola following recent developments in court. ⚖️ The NCC leader criticized
MUGABE’S SON BACK IN SA COURT FOR SENTENCING | JUDGEMENT DAY LOOMS
Mugabe’s son has returned to a South African court for sentencing, marking a critical moment in the high-profile case that
EFF LEADER JULIUS MALEMA IN COURT ⚖️ JJ TABANE SHOWS SUPPORT | FIREARM CASE UPDATE
📍 East London Magistrate’s Court Update Political analyst Professor JJ Tabane appears at court in support of EFF leader Julius
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MALEMA SENTENCING DAY | JAIL OR FINE? COURT DECIDES TODAY
EFF leader Julius Malema is expected to be sentenced today, 16 April 2026, at the East London Magistrate’s Court in