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Two siblings, Wanda and Sindiswa Mbele, who previously sought assistance from News24 and the EFF over a stalled insurance payout, made their first court appearance on charges of fraud and money laundering linked to the death of Noem My Skollie actor David Manuel.
Proteas pace bowler Lungi Ngidi will miss South Africa’s critical summer with a groin injury that’ll keep him out of action until January, while Test captain Temba Bavuma will undergo a fitness test to check his readiness for the Sri Lanka Tests.
Africa’s largest mobile network operator by subscribers MTN reported on Thursday that currency hits continued to weigh on its performance in its third quarter to end June. But it also saw a pickup in its fintech operations, while SA subscribers grew more than 6%.
An investigation by NPO Open Secrets has accused heavyweight South African estate agents and law firms of facilitating money laundering – allegedly helping African kleptocrats use dirty money to acquire luxury properties in the country.
Nearly 40 years after making his professional debut, and 19 years after being battered into retirement, a 58-year-old Mike Tyson will climb back into the ring on Friday for a Netflix-backed bout that has drawn widespread condemnation across the boxin
The seeds for the refurbished Wits Planetarium were sown as far back as 2022 when Professor Zeblon Vilakazi met the chief executive of Anglo-American, Duncan Wanblad, in London while raising funds for the institution’s centenary campaign.
Banks in the UK make it possible for customers to control their gambling spend, either with a self-imposed spend limit, or, for compulsive gamblers, by means of an app blocking all spend on gambling sites. They are very effective, says Wendy Knowler.
Danny Jordaan’s star as an administrator shone so brightly that he received praise from Nelson Mandela. He looked destined to illuminate the top office in world football by shooting to the top seat at FIFA, but ended up accused of fraud and theft.
Uber is enhancing its driver partner training programmes following claims from a 22-year-old Gauteng woman that one of its drivers discriminated against her because of her disability by cancelling the trip and charging her a cancellation fee.
Next year, the KwaZulu-Natal High Court in Durban will hear the trial against two alleged hitmen who face 15 counts of murder. The trial dates were recently set following the finalisation of the men’s pre-trial conference, which had dragged on for months.