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THE COACH of Kaizer Chiefs, Cedric Kaze, hopes that they will put a yoke on the managers with the decision they have to make about who will cook this Naturena team next season.Chiefs lost 1-0 to Chippa United in the last match of the Betway Premiership season at Moses Mabhida Stadium, Durban, on Saturday. Sammy Seabi scored the winning goal of the Kings’ event in the second half.The Chiefs who entered the field are already sure that no team will move them to third place in the Premiership log, giving a chance to young players such as goalkeeper Takalani Mazhamba…

The presenter of the podcast, Johan Koekemoer. (Photo: Provided) This year, the heartbeat of the South African countryside gets a brand new, unique platform to share its stories with the world. In the run-up to this year’s Vivo Boer Marketing Day, which is presented under the theme “Rural Focus”, the Bakkieboer podcast has been officially launched. This informal series promises to take listeners and viewers into the true humanity and the untold stories behind the scenes of the agricultural industry. The presenter of the podcast, Johan Koekemoer, says that the initiative was born out of a very simple and sincere…

The company that records television shows, Stained Glass, has revealed that it is proud of the work it has done in this country, of working with young people to create job opportunities as well as bringing happiness to people through its shows.They said this as they are excited to produce three new shows that will all start appearing on different channels this month and next month.On Netflix on June 12, the series premiere will begin The Polygamistnext Monday on SABC1 is expected to start the second season of the show The days are not the same who is no longer…

More than 8 600 pieces of abalone with a street value of around R1.6 million were found in the Western Cape within two days. (Photo: Provided)More than 8 600 pieces of abalone with a street value of around R1.6 million were found in the Western Cape within two days, which the government says sends a strong message to poachers.Willie Aucamp, the minister of forestry, fisheries and the environment, praised law enforcement authorities for the successful operations in Simonstad and Grabouw and at the same time warned that poaching and other crimes against South Africa’s wildlife will not be tolerated.”These operations…

MEMBERS of the MKP repeatedly attacked the Minister of Cooperative Governance and Indigenous Affairs in KwaZulu-Natal, Reverend Thulasizwe Buthelezi, when he was given the opportunity to protest in the KwaZulu-Natal Legislative Assembly.Most of the MKP members who were given the opportunity to say what was in their hearts chose to strike in Buthelezi and the municipalities managed by the IFP.During the session of the Legislative Assembly, yesterday, another MKP member was heard saying ‘we are in Shenge today’.MKP member, Ms Ntombikayise Gasa, accused Buthelezi of messing with the kings.”I am worried about the rumors about Mecacher Buthelezi. There are allegations…

According to Erica Strauss, DA councilor in the Dawid Kruiper municipality, at least five trucks have crashed into the bridge in the past month. (Photo: Provided) Another lorry crashed into the notorious low railway bridge in Schröderstraat in Upington on Friday evening – the latest in a series of collisions which according to the DA put residents, motorists, lorry drivers and even livestock at risk. According to Erica Strauss, DA councilor in the Dawid Kruiper municipality, at least five trucks have crashed into the bridge in the past month. Strauss says the situation has now become so serious that public…

The Secretary General of the ANC, Mr Fikile Mbalula, says that they are playing with the wishes of the parties who think they can remove President Cyril Ramaphosa from office.Mbalula said that the proposal to remove Ramaphosa will never succeed unless it is supported by the ANC.He said this while speaking to the media before the meeting of the executive committee in the ANC which was called to deliberate on the decision of the Constitutional Court.Yesterday’s court decision forced Parliament to begin the process of removing Ramaphosa from office. Mbalula said it will not be easy to remove Ramaphosa from…

THE politicians in KwaZulu-Natal who wore the coats of higher education this week are TRYING to get doctor’s degrees.The Mayor of Mgungundlovu Municipality, Mr. Mzi Zuma, and the former mayor of Richmond Municipality, Mr. Samora Ndlovu, said that they have started their journey towards medical degrees.Zuma graduated with a Masters degree in Commerce from the University of KwaZulu-Natal.He said he will apply to continue his studies before the end of this year.”I want to see myself wearing a red coat now.”It was Zuma’s second graduation as he obtained his Masters in Public Administration from the University of KwaZulu-Natal.Zuma said it…

World Cup cohosts United States have warned the Democratic Republic of the Congo team to isolate due to Ebola fears.Published On 23 May 202623 May 2026The Democratic Republic of the Congo ‌(DRC) have no plans to change their preparations for the 2026 World Cup, despite ⁠a warning from the ⁠United States that the team must isolate for 21 days before arriving in the country, a team official has said.Andrew Giuliani, executive director of the ⁠White House Task Force for the World Cup, confirmed on Friday that the Congolese delegation needed to maintain a bubble where they are training in Belgium…

23 Mei 2026 Janice du PlessisHow would you like to share the article?The suspect, a Dutch citizen, was allegedly on his way to Frankfurt in Germany when he was caught by the police at the airport. (Photo: Provided)The police have arrested another suspected drug mule at the OR Tambo International Airport after more than 40 kg of khat was discovered in his luggage.Lt. Col. Amanda van Wyk, police spokesperson, says the arrest follows an intelligence-driven operation that was carried out at the airport earlier this week.”The suspect, a Dutch citizen, was allegedly on his way to Frankfurt in Germany when…