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The DESIRE of people to get in-depth knowledge of what methods and techniques they can use to eat in a healthy way, based on useful articles for such advice – gave birth to a healthy food business that is useful to Ms. Sinenhlanhla Mbambo.This lady from Scotland, KwaNyuswa, west of Durban, says that she cares about seeing people live in a healthy way, makes her use her knowledge of food studies to help with useful strategies on social media.That’s how Something Nutritious was born in 2024, a business that makes different foods that are infused in a healthy way, and…

(Photo: Provided) The damage caused by the recent heavy rains in the Garden Route district in the Western Cape could amount to more than half a billion rand. So says Gerhard Otto, the head of disaster management at the Garden Route district municipality, after municipalities in the Garden Route district have completed their preliminary damage assessments. The consolidated assessment, compiled by the district municipality, with information received from affected local residents, identifies widespread damage to critical infrastructure, public facilities, water supply systems, roads, storm water networks, public facilities and municipal buildings. According to Otto, the greatest damage was done in…

Yesterday, a woman from Panikeni, Mariannhill, JUST broke Nandi’s house, after finding out that the Pinetown District Court had released a man accused of being involved in the disappearance of her daughter and granddaughter.With the discovery ofOf this countrytwo cases were filed against the suspect, Mrs. Nzenzephi Phewa (69), separately. Among them is the loss of Ms. Nobukhosi Zulu (34), then the loss of her 18-month-old child. Ms. Zulu’s missing person is being handled by the Mariannhill police, while her missing person is being handled by the Family Violence, Child Protection and Sexual Offenses (FCS) unit in Chatsworth.It turned out…

Many aspiring farmers who are trying to prosper in the language industry tend to wait for the opportunities that will be presented to them first, which causes them not to bother with other ways that can help them quickly develop their businesses.

(Graphics: Maroela Media) Action Society welcomes various proposed adjustments to the South African Police Service Amendment Act, but warns that new structures and administrative changes on their own will not make South Africans safer. The pressure group says the recent proposals for the South African Police Service Amendment Act (B18-2026) contain several positive measures to improve professionalism, accountability, integrity and discipline in the police service. The bill includes, among other things, lifestyle audits, integrity tests for new members, stronger disciplinary systems and improved management of forensic services. Juanita du Preez, spokesperson for Action Society, says the success of the bill…

An all-male Zionist choir called Ukulunga KwaMaKrestu, is coming back to music with its third album titled Embundani, which will be available in various music stores in the middle of the month.The leader of this choir, which was established in 1999 in KwaMashu, Mr. Mpho Khumalo, says that it has always worried him to see their idea disappear since it started very well years ago, and it has been going downhill because of their good music.”When we got together with some of our brothers who were left in the group we started with years ago, we remembered the good things…

The High Court in Johannesburg. (Photo: Mariska Nanni/Maroela Media) The civil rights organization AfriForum approached the Johannesburg High Court this week after the city’s metro apparently refused to accept its controversial 65.6% increase in its water demand management charge (water demand management levy) to explain or justify. The organization has also submitted an urgent application to review and set aside the metro’s decision to adopt the levy as part of its 2026/2027 budget on 27 May. Deidré Steffens, adviser for local government affairs at AfriForum, says that unless the court decides to intervene, residents will have to pay a water…

NewsFeedThe wife and family of an Indian sailor killed in a US strike on a tanker off Oman this week have gathered in mourning. Three Indian sailors died after Washington targeted the Palau-flagged vessel claiming that it was attempting to transport Iranian oil.Published On 12 Jun 202612 Jun 2026Click here to share on social mediashare-nodesSharegoogleAdd Al Jazeera on Googleinfo

HEALTH EXPERTS have issued a warning about sepsis, which turns out to be very sensitive to young children who have certain chronic diseases, and it can be very dangerous if their parents are not aware.This warning was issued by the private health center Affinity Health, where they revealed that sepsis is a serious condition that occurs when the human body shows sensitivity to the disease it is carrying, it starts to be dangerous to certain body tissues.Affinity Health also revealed that this condition can manifest itself in different diseases, but it tends to gain strength in those who are suffering…

THE COACH of Bafana Bafana, Hugo Broos, needs to come up with answers following the local team’s 2-0 loss to Mexico in the opening game of the World Cup at the Mexico City Stadium last night.In this game, Broos changed the way he organized the team, starting Mbekezeli Mbokazi, Ime Okon and Nkosinathi Sibisi in the middle of the back wall. On the sides, he tied up Khuliso Mudau and Aubrey Modiba, in the middle he strengthened with Sphephelo Sithole, Teboho Mokoena and Jayden Adams, and in front he played with Iqraam Rayners and Lyle Foster.Mexico dominated the match but…