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Sassa may 2026 grants dates explained: when Older Persons, Disability and Children’s grants will be paid in May 2026
Good news for beneficiaries! The South African Social Security Agency (SASSA) has officially announced the sassa may 2026 grants dates,…
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What the basic education department comment extension means for history CAPS consultations
The South African Department of Basic Education has recently announced a significant basic education department comment extension, pushing back the…
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Understanding the basic education department comment extension and its implications for the draft History CAPS for Grades 4 to 12
The South African Department of Basic Education (DBE) has recently announced a significant basic education department comment extension for its…
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Impact of the arrest of ekurhuleni city manager Kagiso Lerutla on governance in the city
There’s been quite a buzz around the City of Ekurhuleni lately, specifically concerning its top official. The City of Ekurhuleni‘s…
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SARS homeowners: primary residence CGT exclusion rises to 3 million and new offshore property disclosure loom
There’s been some really interesting news for SARS homeowners recently, with big changes that could affect your pocket, whether you’re…
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Five new free downloads are available on the PlayStation Store now, no PS Plus needed, and here’s what you can grab.
Exciting news for all PlayStation gamers! It seems like the PlayStation Store has recently updated its offerings, meaning there are…
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Understanding the petrol price south africa surge on 1 April 2026 and what it means for drivers
The petrol price South Africa has been a hot topic lately, especially with the significant increases that kicked in on…
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Imogen Mashazi and the Madlanga Commission: what her testimony reveals about governance in Ekurhuleni
The name Imogen Mashazi has been making headlines across South Africa, particularly in connection with her testimony at the ongoing…
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Malaria Gauteng: why cases are rising and how to protect yourself when travelling
There’s been a rather concerning jump in malaria Gauteng recently, with health officials raising the alarm bells. The province has…
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How the weather in the Western Cape led to the stellenbosch university flooding and what it meant for students and staff
The recent concerns surrounding Stellenbosch University flooding have certainly got many talking, especially after the Western Cape experienced some truly…