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21/06/2026

Register to Vote - Local Elections

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17/06/2026

South Africans turned out in numbers in Thembisa for a march from Thembisa Plaza to Rabasotho Police Station.

Led by Nkosinathi Ndabandaba (Phakelumthakathi), Xolani Khumalo, Zandile Dubula, the Thembisa Community Forum, Chief Shabalala, Chief Maphumulo, and others, the march targeted rising crime in the area.

Thembisa is a hotspot for crime, Khumalo said. If the police are failing, let them tell us we will help.Watch https://vt.tiktok.com/ZSQpXQhp9/

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11/05/2026

The Kasi Business Network gathered youth from Orange Farm at LetSeng Mall for a business seminar focused on real economic opportunities.

Orange Farm faces major challenges: over 40% youth unemployment and many households living below the poverty line. To address this, representatives from the Gauteng Tourism Authority and Business Services Outsourcing presented practical pathways into tourism, outsourcing, and the formal economy, making it accessible to the community in partnership with Letsheng Mall.

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The Kasi Business Network gathered youth from Orange Farm at LetSeng Mall for a business seminar focused on real economic opportunities. Orange Farm faces m...

07/05/2026

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Lesufi Says Nothing After Receiving Memorandum

In a peaceful demonstration by March and March in Johannesburg, led by Jecinta Ngobese-Zuma, protesters marched to the Gauteng Legislature to hand over a memorandum of demands.
We spoke to Jecinta in an interview, and she said: It is sad and makes no sense that we must fight to be prioritized in our own country, and no matter what names I will be labelled, I will not stop.
Despite the outcry and statements made by protesters at the march, Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi had nothing to say.
Question: What was the premier waiting for that he could not answer the protesters on that day? Could it be that he was waiting for a certain platform or media house to score political points ahead of the upcoming local elections? See less

South African citizens took to the streets to protest the influx and infiltration of foreign nationals and marched to the Gauteng Legislature to hand over a ...