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Comedian Simphiwe Lizwi Shembe says that the way he acts when he is invited to events is different because he is no longer just funny but also leaves a message that is important to the audience.Simphiwe, who has been holding it for years, said that he is funny but he also brings it up and talks to them.”People are finding two people in one now. They don’t just laugh anymore, they laugh and the old people grow up because we have many boys who are 60 or 70. Which means that he is an old man who is not old…

As much as Ai On being linked to Kalki incarnation of Kaliyuga, cyber expert Amit Dubey has said that he does not rule out such possibilities. He said that in ‘Unknown Unknown Variable’ in AI, the human neither has the data set, nor does he know what to find. It is called ‘Predicting God’.Symbolic picture.Artificial Intelligence (AI) has come to be associated with the incarnation of Gods. In a podcast video, when Quantum AI was linked to Kalki Avatar, a possible incarnation of Kaliyuga, well-known cyber expert Amit Dubey said that he does not rule out such possibilities. He explained…

Foster Mohale, spokesperson for the Department of Health. (Photo: GCIS) The Department of Health says the Constitutional Court’s ruling on Monday has no impact on the National Health Insurance Act (NHIA). “It is important to clarify that the judgment is not a judgment related to the NGV,” says Foster Mohale, spokesperson for the Department of Health. On Monday, the Constitutional Court declared articles 36 to 40 of the National Health Act of 2003, which disregard health practitioners’ right to decide what services they provide – and where they provide them – unconstitutional. “The articles in question were accepted by parliament…

He has publicly expressed his displeasure with the Royal Chancellor, King Malusi Zondi, regarding serious allegations that he was at the forefront of the selection of the company that received the water tender in Mkhomazi.The allegations are that the water tender was worth R20 billion and that Zondi ended up benefiting from R8 million in protection money.Zondi complains that these are serious allegations and are aimed at tarnishing her name for no reason.According to reports, it was revealed that Zondi received this money from the company because he said that he helped it and protected it so that it would…

Joe “Ferrari” Sibanyoni. (Foto: Justice, Crime Prevention and Security/ X) The police in Mpumalanga believe they still have a strong case against Joe “Ferrari” Sibanyoni (60), taxi boss from Mpumalanga, and his three co-accused despite the fact that the case against them was dropped from the list on Monday. The case was struck off the roll in the Kwaggafontein Magistrate’s Court on Monday after the prosecutor did not turn up for the court proceedings. “The police in Mpumalanga’s organized crime unit maintain that they still have a strong case despite the latest developments,” says col. Mavela Masondo, spokesperson for the…

The race pitting a candidate endorsed by President Donald Trump against Congressman Thomas Massie, a rare Republican critic of Israel, has become the most expensive House of Representatives primary contest in the history of the United States.The avalanche of spending, totalling more than $34m by Monday, according to official records, highlights the significance of the elections that could oust one of the few Republican opponents to the war with Iran.Recommended Stories list of 3 itemsend of listIn the final stretch of the campaign ahead of Tuesday’s vote, Massie has sought to highlight the oversized role of pro-Israel groups – including…

PRESIDENT Cyril Ramaphosa looks set to seek a court injunction to stop the continuation of the Parliamentary committee’s plan following the Constitutional Court’s decision on the Phala Phala issue. Sources in the ANC reveal that Ramaphosa has decided to stop the committee program and his party is supporting him in that.Sources said that Ramaphosa is planning to urgently file documents in court, with the aim of preventing the establishment of a committee that will sit on the plan to remove him from office because of the Phala Phala issue.This follows the fact that the Speaker of Parliament, Mrs Thoko Didiza,…

CAPTAIN of Bobokhoko, Siyamthanda “Siya” Kolisi, said goodbye to the fans in Durban, who did not disappoint with two tries when he helped Hollywoodbets Sharks beat Zebre Parma of Italy 54-19 in the United Rugby Championship (URC) season finale.This game, which was attended by a large number of fans, even though it meant nothing more than being Kolisi’s last, was held on Saturday afternoon at Hollywoodbets King’s Park Stadium, Durban.Kolisi announced some time ago that he will leave the Durban team and return to DHL Stormers which will help him to be closer to his family in Cape Town.Kolisi apologized…

Kagiso Lerutla (Foto: Justice, Crime Prevention and Security/X) On Monday, the DA in Ekurhuleni once again presented an urgent motion to the speaker of the metro council to place Kagiso Lerutla, the beleaguered city manager, on precautionary suspension. In addition, the speaker must convene an urgent council meeting so that the motion can be considered. Lerutla returned to work on Monday after appearing in the Boksburg Magistrate’s Court last month with Julius Mkhwanazi, the suspended deputy chief of the Ekurhuleni Metro Police Service (EMPD) on charges of corruption, fraud and defeat of justice. Khathutshelo Rasilingwane, the DA’s mayoral candidate in…

China’s BYD is in talks with Stallantis and others to take over its car manufacturing firms in Europe as part of its efforts to expand globally, according to a Bloomberg News report.Stellantis has many companies under it including Jeep, Citroën, Peugeot, Opel and others.”We’re not only talking to Stellantis, we’re talking to other companies as well,” said Stella Li, director of international operations at Stellantis, speaking at a conference in London.”We are looking at any firm that exists in Europe because we want to use it.” Last year, BYD became the company that sells the most electric cars in the…