Political analyst Elvis Masoga there is nothing special about what former president FW De Klerk did (unban political parties) because any white president would have done that:

Twitter's Vice President for Engineering, Nandini Ramani, says government should prioritise access to technology to the same degree it prioritises access to food and water. Ramani and several other globally renowned women in technology interacted with about 20 promising girl coders from the Cape Flats at an event held in Khayelitsha (cape town). The girls were selected from an initiative called GirlHype, that empowers girls with digital and media education skills. Sisanda Nkoala reports...

A security guard has been killed while Prime Minister Tom Thabane's bodyguard has been wounded after shooting erupted between factions dressed in army uniform in Maseru.

The UN has denied that it was caught off guard by the DRC Army’s announcement on Thursday that it would launch fresh military operations against the rebel FDLR group. Listen to SABC News' Sherwin Bryce-Pease exchange with UN Spokesperson Stephane Dujarric.

Dhashen Moodley caught up with De kock's long-time friend and political commentator, Professor. Piet Croucamp who spoke about his friendship with De Kock, De Kock’s view on his incarceration, and much more.

The ANC national executive committee lekgotla discussed its top priorities namely; education, health, land reform, crime, corruption, and local government

Mkhize says the ruling party resolved that foreigners will soon be prohibited from owning land in the country; simply because they don’t want to see unlawful [land grabbing] activities in the country.

African National Congress (ANC) treasurer-general Zweli Mkhize says all municipalities must always respond to concerns of communities like grass cutting, proving people with water and electricity.

Researcher at the Institute for Security Studies (ISS), Dr Hamadziripi Tamukamoyo says state institutions like the Special Investigating Unit (SIU), National Prosecuting Authority (NPA), the Hawks and the South African Revenue Service (SARS) are critical in keeping the country safe.

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