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Former Minister of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment, Dr Dion George, has resigned from the Democratic Alliance (DA) and stepped down as a Member of Parliament.

In a move that has sent ripples through South Africa’s political landscape, Dr. Dion George, the former Shadow Minister of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment, has resigned from the Democratic Alliance (DA) and simultaneously stepped down as a Member of Parliament. The surprise announcement, confirmed in a brief statement from Dr. George on Tuesday, marks the…

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1 427 Deaths from 1 172 Festive Season Crashes and Transport Ministry Reports 5% Drop in Festive Season Road Deaths

A national sigh of relief, tempered by profound grief, has greeted the release of the official 2025/26 festive season road safety statistics. Transport Minister Barbara Creecy announced today that South Africa recorded a five percent reduction in both road fatalities and the number of fatal crashes compared to the previous year’s devastating figures. The provisional…

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DEVELOPING I Body of 40-Year-Old Woman Found After Being Swept Away by Floodwaters in Mpumalanga

The relentless rains pounding Mpumalanga have claimed a life, ending a desperate overnight search with the grimmest of outcomes. The body of a 40-year-old local woman was recovered this morning, hours after she was tragically swept away by a torrent of floodwater while attempting to cross a swollen stream in the Msholozi area yesterday afternoon….

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40-Year-Old Charged in Nhlalwenhle Magwaza Murder Case, Suspect Alleges Confession During Sangoma Consultation

A quiet corner of KwaZulu-Natal has been shattered by a case that weaves together profound grief, familial betrayal, and the powerful, unsettling role of traditional belief in the pursuit of justice. The murder of seven-year-old Nhlalwenhle “Nhlalo” Magwaza, a crime that left her community in mourning, has taken a dramatic turn with the court appearance…

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Disaster management teams mobilised in Mpumalanga as heavy rains wreak havoc

MBOMBELA, MPUMALANGA – The Department of Cooperative Governance, Human Settlements and Traditional Affairs in Mpumalanga has activated all disaster management teams to respond to the severe impacts of ongoing heavy rains across the province. According to department spokesperson Freddy Ngobe, the torrential rains have caused extensive damage to roads, bridges, farms, schools, and around 500…

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