Despite warnings and a failing treatment plant, residents were left exposed to contaminated tap water, with children reportedly ending up in hospital. So why did it take a public health emergency to get senior government officials involved?
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Geordin Hill-Lewis says every rand collected for water must go towards water, and every rand collected for electricity towards electricity. But does Cape Town’s governance record tell the full story?
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Your vote could determine who negotiates the next coalition government, but what happens after the votes are counted? Look beyond the slogans. Vote for evidence, accountability and a credible plan, not campaign theatre.
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Who polices the pulpit? Religious freedom must be protected, but so must worshippers from abuse. Should religious leaders face stronger screening, criminal background checks and accountability measures? Faith is not a licence to exploit.
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Where should South Africa draw the line between protecting religious freedom and holding church leaders accountable? And what happens when worshippers experience abuse and have nowhere to turn?
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Chlorination has resumed at the Bronkhorstspruit water treatment works, reservoirs and pipelines are being flushed, and emergency water supplies are being delivered, the big question remains: is Tshwane’s water actually safe to drink?
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Following allegations involving self-proclaimed pastor Caiphus Mkhawane, including charges of premeditated murder, rape, conspiracy to commit fraud, questions are being raised about the regulation of religious leaders in South Africa.
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Mayor Nasiphi Moya says the plant manager has been suspended and an independent investigation has been launched. But will the investigation lead to real accountability, or will residents be left with nothing more than another apology?
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The ANC promises better municipal services and honest leadership. But after years in power, why are so many municipalities still battling financial crises and corruption? Ramaphosa has admitted the failures. Now, where are the results?
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Who deserves your vote in South Africa’s 2026 local government elections? The ANC, DA and ActionSA have promises about water, roads, streetlights and fighting corruption. What will parties deliver, and how will they pay for it?
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A shocking case involving a self-proclaimed pastor, two women and the alleged rape of a mother and murder of her four-month-old baby is raising disturbing questions about religious rituals, alleged kidnapping and the abuse of trust.
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In South Africa, what does it take to become a pastor? Should SA introduce stricter regulations for pastors and religious leaders? Or would government oversight threaten freedom of religion and give the state too much control over churches?
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Authorities say chlorine supplies are secured for the next six to seven weeks. But questions remain about safe drinking water, public warnings and accountability. How does this happen?
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How many people must fall ill before South Africa prioritises safe drinking water? The Bronkhorstspruit water crisis brought senior politicians to affected communities after families reported stomach illnesses linked to contaminated water.
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Carrim has not been convicted of wrongdoing in relation to the Medicare24 deal. A separate fraud and corruption investigation involving a North West municipality is also ongoing. His lawyers cited medical concerns in his bail hearing.
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SAA’S Future | Rescue or Sell-Off? | InQuestion
South African Airways (SAA) is facing renewed financial pressure, with salary payments being staggered amid mounting cash-flow problems.
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Pinetown Hijacking Caught on Dashcam | Father Opens Fire | InQuestion
A hijacking in Pinetown sparked debate after footage of a father firing on attackers while reversing out of his driveway with his two children went viral.
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While there is no formal decision to remove the DA from the GNU, the numbers tell a bigger story: the GNU parties hold 287 National Assembly seats, with the DA contributing 87. Without the DA, the remaining GNU parties would have 200 seats.
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With printing delays, card machine problems and government administration failures already frustrating motorists, will these proposed changes fix the problem, or create even more red tape for ordinary South Africans?
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If companies continue calling consumers despite the rules, will this national opt-out system deliver real protection, or become another regulation with no consequences? South Africa doesn’t need more rules that companies can ignore.
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