News today includes undocumented migrants are a ticking time bomb for the government with fingers pointing at the ANC, which allowed it to happen and continues to neglect it, according to experts and politicians.
Meanwhile, US Ambassador to South Africa Brent Bozell sidestepped a question about white genocide in South Africa, saying there were “issues” but that he was not willing to comment.
Furthermore, KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) Transport MEC Siboniso Duma has warned that no driver stunts are allowed, after a motorist was filmed performing stunts while protruding out of a vehicle handed himself over to authorities.
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‘Ticking time bomb’: ANC blamed for illegal immigrants crisis in SA
Undocumented migrants are a ticking time bomb for the government with fingers pointing at the ANC, which allowed it to happen and continues to neglect it, according to experts and politicians.
This emerged as a loose civil movement gained momentum to address the problem after decades of a laissez-faire approach by the then ANC-led government, which dismissed the population’s reactions as mere xenophobia.
Violent protests erupted in KuGompo, Eastern Cape, after the unauthorised coronation of a Nigerian traditional leader without the AmaRharhabe kingdom’s consent.
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Riverlea Secondary hit by another devastating fire, classrooms and library lost [VIDEO]
A fire at Riverlea Secondary School in Johannesburg has destroyed an entire classroom block.
It is understood that the blaze broke out at the school on Tuesday evening.
Johannesburg Emergency Management Services (EMS) spokesperson Xolile Khumalo said firefighters responded to the fire incident at about 7:26pm.
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US ambassador Bozell sidesteps ‘white genocide’ question, says ‘Kill the Boer is wrong’
US Ambassador to South Africa Brent Bozell sidestepped a question about white genocide in South Africa, saying there were “issues” but that he was not willing to comment.
Bozell met President Cyril Ramaphosa for the first time on Wednesday during the credentials ceremony held at the Sefako Makgatho Presidential Guesthouse in Pretoria.
Ramaphosa received letters of credence from heads of mission‑designate of several countries during the ceremony.
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Tourists behaving badly: Officials warn going wild at Kruger Park could cost you thousands
Officials and experts have warned about reckless and dangerous behaviour in the Kruger National Park, cautioning that it may be a matter of time before a memorable moment becomes a tragedy.
Their concerns follow two separate incidents in which tourists behaved dangerously near wild animals in Kruger were shared on social media recently.
In the first video, a tourist is seen stepping out of his car to photograph a lion, while others remain safely inside their vehicles.
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‘No driver stunts’: Dancing driver hands himself over to traffic officials (VIDEO)
KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) Transport MEC Siboniso Duma has warned that no driver stunts are allowed, after a motorist was filmed performing stunts while protruding out of a vehicle handed himself over to authorities.
A video has gone viral depicting a driver performing stunts on a public road.
In the video, the motorist leans out of the vehicle, standing on the side steps while dancing and gripping the steering wheel with one hand.
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