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These are the key developments from day 1,462 of Russia’s war on Ukraine.Listen to this article | 6 minsinfoPublished On 25 Feb 202625 Feb 2026Click here to share on social mediashare2ShareHere is where things stand on Wednesday, February 25 :Fighting At least 15,172 Ukrainian civilians have been confirmed killed and more than 41,000 injured since Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine four years ago, on February 24, 2022, according to the United Nations Human Rights Monitoring Mission in Ukraine. The actual extent of civilian casualties is likely considerably higher, as many reports of civilian harm have not been possible…

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Musa Mseleku’s eldest son, Mpumeleku, has revealed that he will return to his big home in Mzumbe, after an episode emerged that left many surprised by the way the house looks, as no one lives there anymore.In the first recent episodes, Mseleku revealed how other houses in this family are now, saying that after the wives bought new houses for them, the house was neglected.He pointed out that his sons are no longer in Mzumbe, Mpumelelo lives in Ballito.He also said that Lwandle, he is used to staying at MaCele’s mother’s house, and he is not at home where he…

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“We want to empower learners with practical knowledge, entrepreneurial skills and self-confidence to fulfill their place in a global agricultural community.” (Photo: HTS Middelburg) HTS Middelburg is expanding its offer with two new agricultural subjects for 10th grade learners. The move is aimed at equipping young people with practical skills and career opportunities in the agricultural sector. The school says the new subjects, agricultural management practice and agricultural technology, will offer learners the opportunity to combine theory and practice and prepare themselves for further study and a career in agriculture. “The decision to offer agricultural subjects at HTS stems from…

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It is ALLEGED that he first killed his two daughters aged 4 and 7, a man (37) from Verulam, Durban, then killed himself.The security company, Reaction Unit South Africa (RUSA), revealed that it was called to the scene after receiving a call to help on Tuesday afternoon.When the RUSA arrived at the house along with the emergency services and the police, they came upon the body of the man hanging. When they continued to look in the house, they came across the bedroom where the bodies of the children were.They said that the sensitive information that led to the killing…

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The Prime Minister of Zulu says that it is not surprising to hear supporters of Prince Simakade Jackson of Zwelithini saying that they do not accept Zwelithini’s King Misuzulu Sinqobile even though he was approved by the Constitutional Court. The Royal Palace said it was expected that the supporters of Prince Simakade would not be quick to accept because of the pain. They said this while talking to the media yesterday. Last week, the Constitutional Court rejected Prince Simakade’s request to challenge the decision in favor of President Cyril Ramaphosa, by approving the appointment of Silo. The court decision means…

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The progress with vaccinations in the province is already showing positive results. (Photo: iStock) The Western Cape Department of Agriculture’s veterinary services, Agri Western Cape (AWK), and the Western Cape Provincial Disaster Management Center are currently fighting on all fronts to stop the spread of foot-and-mouth disease in the province. With thousands of vaccinations already administered and new supplies reaching the province, there is now an intensive focus on specific hotspots within biosecurity zones. The progress with vaccinations in the province is already showing positive results. “More than 12,000 vaccinations have been successfully administered to combat the spread. The Western…

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Msunduzi MUNICIPALITY blames MKP for the flow of water that disrupted the work of the High Court in Pietermaritzburg and other government offices last week.Council officials have filed a case with the police after an investigation found that some people deliberately closed the water valves in parts of the city.The hearing of many cases at the High Court in Pietermaritzburg was postponed last week due to the lack of water in many parts of the city.The Deputy Mayor of Msunduzi, Mr. Mxolisi Mkhize, criticized the MKP for being involved in disrupting the water supply.Mkhize said that the council workers who…

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KAIZER Chiefs missed out on the opportunity to face Orlando Pirates, who are driving high by losing to Stellenbosch FC in the Betway Premiership match at FNB Stadium, Nasrec, on Tuesday night.Chiefs took the lead with a goal by Flavio da Silva in the first half in a game that looked like they would win the way it was flowing. However, Langelihle Phili and Devin Titus scored almost all of that for the Stellies in the second half.Despite the fact that Chiefs missed the chance to move up to third place in the Premiership log, a win would make them…

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(Photo: Uitenhage-SPB) The committee and staff of the Animal Protection Society (SPCA) in Uitenhage are in absolute ecstasy after an anonymous benefactor contributed an incredible R500 000 to their #RebuildSPCA campaign. This donation pushed the fundraising project to 61% of the final goal, putting the dream of a safe haven for the region’s animals within tangible reach. Maroela Media previously reported that for almost six decades this SPCA offered a safe haven for defenseless animals. Now the institution faces an uncertain future after a sudden eviction order by the Nelson Mandela Bay metro. In a post on Facebook, the SPCA…

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THERE are foreigners among the thousands who live on the streets of Durban.The Mayor of Thekwini Municipality, Mr. Cyril Xaba, revealed that there are also a number of Tanzanians, among the more than 16,000 people living on the street.He said this while talking to the media, yesterday. Those who live on the streets have repeatedly threatened to be evicted.The municipality came to evict them, but not even a week later, they started building booths to camp in.Xaba said they will try to contact the Tanzanian embassy, ​​so that those who want to go back will be sent home. He said…

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