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KwaZulu-Natal Traditional Horse Racing Association chairman, Menzi Buthelezi, said there was no horse that was carried in the race at this year’s Dundee July Horse Racing due to the expected level.Buthelezi said this during the launch of the Dundee July Horse Racing yesterday, at the Ndumeni Municipality premises, in Dundee. This famous horse race, which marks its 21st anniversary, will be run on July 18, at the Ndumeni Horse Track, Dundee. With a stake of R2.5 million, 340 horses will be competing in 12 different races.This means an increase in the race stake as last year a stake of R1.9…

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IT IS DARK for Royal AM Ladies who have not received a single point in the matches they have played in this 2026 season, of the Safa KwaZulu-Natal Sasol League. AM Ladies, who were axed by Durban Ladies in the Hollywoodbets Super League last season, have lost all their matches. It has become food for the stick as in four games it has conceded 18 goals, not even one. In its opening game of the 2026 season, of the KZN Sasol League on June 14, it was greeted with an 11-0 drubbing by the Revolution. After that, they were beaten…

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THE COACH of Spain, Luis de La Fuente, praised the performance of the team’s right winger, Lamine Yamal, who scored a superb goal to secure a place in the quarterfinals of the World Cup by defeating Portugal 1-0 in the Last 16 on Monday, at Dallas Stadium, Texas.

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Screams, whistles and songs erupted at the Greytown Magistrate’s Court, on Monday, after the accused, Mr Mncedisi Excellent Mhlongo, was denied bail for killing his wife in front of the children.The suspect is accused of shooting his wife, Mrs Lungile Precious Mhlongo (36), in the head twice on June 28. The case was adjourned to Friday. The family of the deceased said they were very happy with the court’s decision because the release of the accused would have put the lives of his children at risk as they had witnessed their father killing their mother.The court was packed with the…

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Messi is the top goal scorer after tallying his eighth against Egypt, with Erling Haaland and Kylian Mbappe next best.Published On 8 Jul 20268 Jul 2026Argentina superstar Lionel Messi has, once again, taken the lead in the race for the World Cup’s Golden Boot award after scoring his eighth goal in his country’s thrilling 3-2 win over Egypt in the round of 16 on Tuesday.Messi’s goal brought Argentina back on level terms after they were 2-0 down in the match in Atlanta, and also helped him break away from the rest of the pack.Recommended Stories list of 4 itemsend of…

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Pres. Donald Trump (Photo: Annabelle Gordon/AFP) US President Donald Trump said on Wednesday that the ceasefire with Iran was “over”, with hostilities resuming after Iranian attacks on ships in the Strait of Hormuz. The strategic shipping route remains a flashpoint in the conflict, with Iran insisting on controlling the waterway. Iran wants to charge fees for passage and threatens to target ships that deviate from its authorized route. Iran’s military has attacked at least three ships in recent days, prompting widespread US strikes against Iranian targets on Tuesday, followed by retaliatory strikes on Gulf countries by Iran. “As far as…

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For the Afrikaans community, this soul lies in mother tongue education. It connects Pietersburg with Pretoria, Cape Town with Kakamas, Heilbron with Heidelberg and Witbank with Wellington. It is the invisible thread that binds us together over centuries.

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Sinesipho Mali, who was the Head of Tactical Analysis in Bafana Bafana, has been hired by MaZulu FC, who annoyed many with his speech after the national team won the World Cup.Mali was in Hugo Broos’ team where he analyzed and passed on the tactics to the coach. He blocked himself from Mzansi fans on social media after the spread of his video asking people to keep talking. This was seen as a way of defending themselves following their criticism of the tactics used by Broos in the first game of the World Cup.He made the ‘defensive’ speech after Bafana…

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THE MINISTER of the Department of Co-operative Governance and Indigenous Affairs in KwaZulu-Natal, Pastor Thulasizwe Buthelezi has revealed that they are speeding up the distribution of fire alarms in various areas with dense shacks.Buthelezi said this following the death of one person on Saturday, when more than 50 shacks burned down in Redhill, Durban. According to him, 87 people were left homeless following the fire incident, the cause of which is not yet clear.”The Department has sent disaster teams to provide various assistance at the scene of the incident and is also speeding up the deployment of smoke alarms to…

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