SASSA has denied any connection to 'Ubuntu Life,' a group illegally using its name and logo, and warns the public to avoid fraudulent services not officially endorsed.

SASSA has warned South Africans to beware of fraudulent claims by an organisation called “Ubuntu Life." Here is what we know.

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The Benue State Government says it has consistently taken bold and proactive steps to address the insecurity challenges ...