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DA leader calls for blacklisting of corrupt home affairs officials

LOCAL DA leader John Steenhuisen has called for the blacklisting of corrupt home affairs officials. Steenhuisen and other DA leaders conducted an oversight visit at the home affairs offices in Johannesburg central on Wednesday in the wake of  simmering anger among South Africans over undocumented foreigners. Foreigners should not be expected to have legal documentation when the department is incapable of doing its job, he said. He blamed the department […]

today18 April 2022

Local

Joe Slovo residents on the Cape Flats appeal for assistance with building materials

LOCAL Residents of Joe Slovo informal settlement in Langa on the Cape Flats are appealing for assistance with building materials. They have been displaced after their dwellings were destroyed in a fire on Saturday. The City of Cape Town no longer provides emergency building kits. At least 1 200 people have been left homeless after a fire swept through the area. A Joint Operations Centre has been set up in the […]

today18 April 2022

Local

CT Disaster Management requests help for destitute Langa residents following fire

LOCAL The Cape Town Disaster Risk Management Centre says it has requested that the provincial Human Settlements Department assist in the rebuilding of homes for residents of the Joe Slovo informal settlement in Langa. It follows a fire that destroyed around 300 dwellings on the Cape Flats at the weekend, leaving 1 200 people homeless. “Our concern now is to get the community back on their feet and start rebuilding, […]

today18 April 2022

Local

Boystown Housing project in Cape Town hands over keys to final group

LOCAL The last group of the nearly 1 500 beneficiaries have been handed their keys to their brand new homes of the N-2 Gateway Boystown Housing project at Crossroads near Nyanga, Cape Town. The project which was started in 2010 had several delays due to community infighting about the allocation of the houses. Provincial Minister of Human Settlements Tertuis Simmers says communities from five informal settlements like New Rest, Gqhobasi […]

today18 April 2022

International

West Bank: Israeli forces violently disperse al-Aqsa solidarity protests

INTERNATIONAL The Israeli army violently cracked down on Palestinians in the occupied West Bank on Friday following earlier raids by Israeli forces on worshippers in al-Aqsa Mosque. The Red Crescent said in a brief statement that their medics dealt with 224 injuries following Israeli forces' attacks in several cities. It added that Israeli army targeted its crews and hindered their work in providing first aid to the wounded on site. The army fired live […]

today16 April 2022

International

Israel hopes US will mend ties with Saudi Arabia, says ambassador

INTERNATIONAL Israel's ambassador to the US has said it would be "very important for our region" if the US and Saudi Arabia were to "fix" their relationship, which has appeared to have worsened as a result of Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Speaking at an event on Thursday, Michael Herzog said it was necessary for the two countries to come together and mend ties if Washington plans to return to the Iran nuclear deal. Gulf Arab governments […]

today16 April 2022

Local

Traffic still congested at the Beitbridge border post

LOCAL There’s still traffic congestion at the Beitbridge border post between South Africa and Zimbabwe. This as travellers continue to make their way to their various destinations. Most people have been crossing into Zimbabwe as they head to other SADC countries in the north. Home Affairs officials have also arrested undocumented foreign nationals. Buses and the taxis carrying people are stopping at the Beitbridge Border Post to allow the customs officials to […]

today16 April 2022

Local

Fatal crash along N1, WC, claims 11 lives leaves 13 injured

LOCAL Motorists are reminded to ensure their cars are roadworthy and be cautious on the roads this weekend. This as officials investigate the cause of a tragic on the N1 near Leeu-Gamka in the Western Cape on Good Friday. Eleven lives were lost and 13 people were injured, when a bus and a minibus taxi collided. Western Cape Traffic spokesperson, Jandre Bakker, says their preliminary investigations suggest that the taxi […]

today16 April 2022

Local

Kwa-Zulu Natal receives national support following fatal floods

LOCAL President Cyril Ramaphosa has appealed to South Africans to spare a prayer for the thousands affected by record downpours in KwaZulu-Natal. The SANDF is due to be deployed to assist flood-stricken communities, where at least R1 billion in emergency relief funds has been freed. The Public Protector’s office is expected to ‘monitor and follow up on’ all aid distributed to victims to ensure ‘organs of state make good on […]

today16 April 2022

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