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The new City Improvement District for the CBD has led to dramatic results. However, plans to add housing for 50 000 low-income residents may make the CID short-lived.
The Vryheidsfront Plus has made a statement reflecting community complaints about pollution, illegal settlements, and a lack of town planning adjustments
The judge ruled the arsonist could walk free so long as he did not do it again. DA representatives praised the ruling, calling it a "stern warning" to other arsonists
New generators and reefer stacks have taken a little pressure off, but the transport industry remains frustrated with Transnet's refusal to implement necessary changes
The DA have nevertheless remained steadfast in their attachment to the coalition, while the EFF have stated they are open to negotiation.
A recent report offered criticism of the government's wasteful and inefficient governance, but has still affirmed support for "transformation", while criticising BEE methodology
This website has been largely self-funded. But after an increase in traffic, our web service has demanded a fee increase. We need to employ help to migrate.
Assuming the deal to be similar to the last one, it would cost roughly R5.6 billion to the City to repay. Feasibility assessments on the projects have not been conducted.
The agricultural union has launched a poll of its members after differences with its pro-ruling party parent organisation defended the ANC's aggressive land reform programs
In a transparent failure of basic military logistics, our soldiers had to leave on a 34 year old Boeing 767-200ER Air Zimbabwe
The movement has taken a moderate stance, asking for any potential sanctions to be restricted to individual ANC members rather than the country as a whole.
In a Stalineque move, the department edited a press photo to erase the biggest representative of South African farmers after his criticism of race-based expropriation
