Melikhaya Zagagana is a journalist based in Johannesburg, South Africa, and writes for Eyewitness News (EWN). He covers local news stories with a focus on issues related to education, healthcare, crime, and community mobilization. Melikhaya is dedicated to providing accurate and timely information to the public and shedding light on important issues affecting the local community.
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By: Jabulile Mbatha
President Cyril Ramaphosa promulgated the legislation on Friday.
According to the city, more than 6,000 applications for spaza shop certificates of acceptability have been received so far.
By: Melikhaya Zagagana, Jabulile Mbatha
Gwarube says her job is to prioritise pupils whose future depends on the successful execution of the legislation.
By: Jabulile Mbatha, Melikhaya Zagagana
Hendrick Makaneta claims the announcement creates confusion and undermines Basic Education Minister, Siviwe Gwarube.
According to police reports, the Anti-Gang Unit received information about a firearm kept at his home on Saturday night.
By: Melikhaya Zagagana
On Saturday night, a group of residents stormed the security gate at the local Magistrate's Court, smashed windows, and torched parts of the building.
The Constitutional Court ruled on the long-standing Woodstock Bromwell Street evictions of 2016.
There was another massive crash over the weekend, which claimed the lives of 12 people on the N2 outside Dutywa.
By: Melikhaya Zagagana
On Saturday night, a group of residents stormed the security gate at the courthouse, smashed windows, and torched parts of the building.
The Human Settlement Department is appealing to the City of Cape Town to apply the rule of law when implementing its affordable social housing programme.
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