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March 27, 2026 Janice du Plessis How would you like to share the article? A total of 52 sheep were already tied up and ready to be stolen. (Photo: SA Police) The quick action of the police at Campbell in the Northern Cape on Thursday evening prevented a huge loss for a local farmer after 52 sheep were already tied up and ready to be stolen. According to Lt. Col. Thabo Litabe, provincial police spokesperson, said the police received information about an attempted cattle theft at around 21:00, after which they acted immediately to foil the planned crime. According to…

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HE PROMISES that the team will do everything possible to win the Betway Premiership title this season despite the difficulties experienced by Orlando Pirates, Tapelo Xoki.The Blacks topped the log with 51 points from 22 games. They are one point behind Mamelodi Sundowns who are in second place and have a game left.Pirates last lifted the league cup when they won it twice in a row in 2011 and 2012. They have finished in second place three seasons in a row. However, the way he has raised the level made many believe that it will end the dominance of Sundowns…

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Dr. Nandipha Magudumana, a well-known doctor who was arrested with her boyfriend who escaped from prison, Thabo Bester, is facing a difficult time when he received the news of his mother’s death, while in prison.According to the Sunday World newspaper, Mrs. Nokuzola Sikeleni died on Thursday, in Port Shepstone on the south coast of KwaZulu-Natal. It is said that Magudumana’s father, Zolile Sikeleni, and his brother, Nkosinathi Sikeleni, revealed that senior officials of the Bizzah Makhate Correctional Services prison in Kroonstad, Free State and social workers informed Nandipha about the death of his mother.”Nandipha has been informed by the prison…

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This move follows years of increasing corruption, financial mismanagement and systemic failures. (Archive photo) The Association of Public Servants (USA) is considering legal action to challenge the constitutionality and continued operation of South Africa’s public tender system. This move follows years of increasing corruption, financial mismanagement and systemic failures documented by the Auditor General (AG), law enforcement agencies and parliamentary committees. US spokesperson Reuben Maleka says the association is compelled to act in the public interest, to protect the integrity of public administration, workers and citizens, who continue to bear the consequences of widespread procurement failures. Mounting evidence confirms South…

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United States Secretary of State Marco Rubio has offered wide-ranging remarks upon his departure from the latest Group of Seven (G7) ministers’ meeting in France, denouncing Iran’s continued chokehold on the Strait of Hormuz as well as settler violence in the occupied West Bank.Standing on an airport tarmac on Friday, Rubio fielded questions from journalists about reports that Iran plans to implement a tolling system in the strait, a vital waterway for the world’s oil supply.Recommended Stories list of 3 itemsend of listRubio used the topic to double down on pressure for countries to participate in securing the Strait of…

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The Premier of KwaZulu-Natal who is the Chairman of the IFP in this province, Mr Thami Ntuli, led a campaign to condemn the abuse of women and children in Dundee in Mzinyathi yesterday. Image: IFPThe Prime Minister of KwaZulu-Natal, Mr. Thami Ntuli, led a campaign to condemn the abuse of women and children yesterday in Dundee, Mzinyathi district.

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(Foto: Cartrack)The National Consumer Commission (NCC) achieved a huge victory for consumers after the company Cartrack agreed to pay more than R10 million as part of a settlement agreement. This agreement follows a series of complaints about contracts that allegedly did not comply with the Consumer Protection Act.The national consumer tribunal upheld the settlement agreement between the NVK and Cartrack (Pty) Ltd. Wednesday officially ratified and made it a consent order.According to the terms of this agreement, Cartrack will have to pay an administrative fine of R5 million. The company also undertook to repay a further sum of R5 101…

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Even the National Commissioner of Police, General Fannie Masemola, has criticized the release of a tender of millions of dollars that was given to the company of a businessman who is facing a series of crimes, Mr. Vusumuzi ‘Cat’ Matlala.Masemola was given a summons summoning him to court to answer for Matlala’s company’s awarding of R360 million tender. This news was confirmed by the spokesperson of the National Prosecution Service, NPA, Mr. Kaizer Kganyago, who said Masemola will appear in court on April 21.”He was given a summons today to appear in court. That’s all I can say at the…

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(Photo: Janice du Plessis/Maroela Media) Two former police officers failed on Friday with their applications for leave to appeal in the High Court in Johannesburg. Raesibe Melda Ndukula and Faith Makhosazane Mtambo were each found guilty on 1 December 2020 on charges of possession of cocaine, theft and perverting the course of justice and were jailed for 13 years. These two former police officers who were stationed at the OR Tambo International Airport at the time of the offenses pleaded not guilty to all charges against them. In March 2013, a flight attendant, identified as Tshabalala, was on a route…

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There was something different in the grounds of Lundi today as the opening ceremony will be led by the King of all churchesThe official opening marks an important touch point in the annual program of the indigenous leadership center in the province and gives the King an opportunity to address the Chiefs. The Minister in the Department of Governance and Indigenous Affairs Reverend Thulasizwe Buthelezi says it is important to equip and empower this institution with the principles of Nokusho.”This step is a strategic effort to strengthen and equip our chiefs, to ensure that they have the necessary resources to…

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