Category BreakingNews

Goodbye Joburg – thousands flee to find better living

BusinessTech

Cape Town, Africa’s priciest city for real estate, aims to streamline home development due to high demand. The city, known for its scenic location and luxury properties, faces a housing shortage as middle-class families flock there for a better quality of life. Home prices have surged 30% in five years, pricing out locals. Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis calls the situation “staggering.”
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Ethiopian arrested for allegedly raping 6-year-old girl in Mpumalanga

TimesLIVE

A 26-year-old Ethiopian suspect was arrested for allegedly raping a six-year-old girl in Mpumalanga. The incident occurred last Thursday when the girl was sent to a tuck shop. The suspect was apprehended on Saturday and is set to appear in court on Monday. Police are committed to ensuring justice for the victim, with the acting police commissioner condemning the attack.
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Ramaphosa’s message to South Africa’s top CEOs

BusinessTech

South African CEOs urge government to save Government of National Unity (GNU), but President Ramaphosa tells them to stay out. Disagreement between Democratic Alliance (DA) and African National Congress (ANC) over 2025 budget leads to crisis. DA voted against budget, ANC secures support from smaller parties. Ramaphosa says DA defined itself outside GNU by opposing partners.
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ANC’s fallout with DA escalates as Ramaphosa resists business pressure

Daily Maverick

Cracks deepen in coalition government as ANC criticizes DA over recent missteps. ANC chief whip calls for consequences, President Ramaphosa rejects external interference. Future of pact uncertain as ANC hardens stance against DA. Business leaders urge parties to compromise. ANC officials express frustration, hint at end of Government of National Unity with DA. ANC to decide next steps after NWC meeting on April 7.
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