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Bodies of Zandile Tshuma and two daughters killed in UK return to Zimbabwe for burial
The bodies of Nothabo Zandile Tshuma and her two daughters Natalie and Nala, who were killed in the UK, will return to Zimbabwe ahead of their joint burial.
Humansdorp attorney Anene Krouwkamp-Claasen pleads guilty to stealing R6 million from deceased estates
Gqeberha attorney Anene Krouwkamp-Claasen pleaded guilty to 14 theft counts, misappropriating nearly R6 million from deceased estates for gambling purposes.
Ngizwe Mchunu reveals he's a family man with 3 wives and up to 18 children
Ngizwe Mchunu reveals he has three wives and up to 18 children in the new Mzansi Magic show, 'Amabhinca'. Mzansi is divided over his bombshell family claims.
Danny Jordaan confirms when Bafana Bafana’s coaching uncertainty could finally end
Danny Jordaan reveals SAFA's timeline for appointing Bafana Bafana's next coach following Hugo Broos' departure, as speculation over candidates intensifies.
Police trace missing teen Sarah Rose Starrett's vehicle to KwaZulu-Natal
Police find a vehicle linked to Sarah Rose Starrett's disappearance in KZN. Investigation reveals possible family involvement. Misinformation hampers search efforts.
Black Coffee rubs shoulders with Kanye West alongside girlfriend Victoria and son Esona
Black Coffee sparks a frenzy with a July '26 post on X, showcasing his family alongside Kanye West at YE Live in Madrid, igniting pride in Mzansi's global icon.
Eastern Cape Judge President Selby Mbenenge secures court order to halt impeachment proceedings
Eastern Cape Judge President Selby Mbenenge secured a court order to temporarily block Parliament and President Cyril Ramaphosa from continuing with his impeachment.
CARS.CO.ZA SUPPORTS GREATER TRANSPARENCY IN SOUTH AFRICA’S CREATOR ECONOMY
Cars.co.za supports transparent influencer marketing, backing ARB disclosure guidelines and encouraging clear, honest creator partnerships across South Africa.
Zimbabwe national shutdown: Citizens boycott work as police seal Harare City Centre
Zimbabweans largely stayed home during a national shutdown protest against Mnangagwa’s rule extension, as police enforced heavy security in Harare and Bulawayo.
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