Premier Dr. Phophi Ramathuba and Public Works, Roads and Infrastructure, MEC Tonny Rachoene. By Mpho Dube, Editor-in-Chief, The Azanian Limpopo, South Africa - In a bid to boost the province's internal capacity, Premier Dr. Phophi Ramathuba has welcomed 140 newly appointed employees to the Public Service. The new recruits will be joining the Department of Public Works, Roads and Infrastructure, led by MEC Tonny Rachoene, as part of the 7th Administration's efforts to strength

ANC Secretary General Fikile Mbalula. By Mpho Dube, Editor-in-Chief of The Azanian The African National Congress (ANC) is reeling from internal divisions that threaten to consume the party, with factions vying for power and influence. Despite President Cyril Ramaphosa's triumphant victory over US President Donald Trump at the G20 Summit, the ANC's internal strife shows no signs of abating. The enemy, it seems, is themselves, as they've lost sight of the party's greater good a

Deputy President Paul Mashatile. Limpopo Health MEC Dieketseng Mashego. By Mpho Dube, Editor-in-Chief of The Azanian Deputy President Paul Mashatile stole the show at the World AIDS Day commemoration in Limpopo, delivering a powerful keynote address that highlighted South Africa's progress in the fight against HIV and AIDS. The event, officiated by Limpopo Health MEC Dieketseng Mashego, brought together government leaders, traditional authorities, and community members to ren

ANC Sekhukhune Regional Chairperson, Cde Minah Bahula. By Mpho Dube, Editor-in-Chief of The Azanian Sekhukhune - In a poignant display of solidarity, ANC Sekhukhune Regional Chairperson, Cde Minah Bahula, visited families affected by the devastating lightning incident in Ward 37, Fetakgomo Tubatse Sub-Region, conveying the party's heartfelt condolences and commitment to support. The lightning strike, which occurred on Thursday, claimed the lives of two beloved members of the

President Cyril Ramaphosa. By Mpho Dube, Editor-in-Chief of The Azanian President Cyril Ramaphosa has delivered a stern warning to individuals and groups spreading misinformation about South Africa, saying their actions are undermining the country's national interests and straining relations with the United States. In a national address, Ramaphosa attributed the US administration's stance to a "sustained campaign of disinformation" by certain groups and individuals within Sou

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa. By Mpho Dube, Editor-in-Chief of The Azanian South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has delivered a scathing rebuke to US President Donald Trump, dismissing his claims of "genocide" against Afrikaners and land confiscation from white people as "blatant misinformation". In a strongly-worded address to the nation on Sunday, Ramaphosa made it clear that South Africa will not be bullied or intimidated by Trump's baseless allegations. He e