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IMOTO: CITROËN BASALTCITROËN South Africa is determined to continue growing in the country by introducing a new coupe SUV, the Basalt, which they have high hopes for.In 2016, the company suffered a setback in the local market due to the theft of goods before returning under Stellantis.Stellantis is one of the largest car companies in the world that oversees Citroen, Jeep, Peugeot, Opel and others.From 2023 when the new C3 was launched, Citroën has been growing steadily since that year it sold 877 cars.Last year that number reached 4,926 and, with the introduction of Basalt, they believe it will increase.In…

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Siyabulela Mabele, the right winger of Orbit College, reveals that they have put it on their shoulders as players of this team to rescue them from the pit to avoid what he describes as the misery of returning to the “forest”.Mabele (22) who hails from Uitval, Mnambithi, is one of the players who participated in Orbit’s promotion to the Betway Premiership by winning the PSL Promotion Play-Offs last season.But it is still hot in the Orbit, which is currently ranked among the three teams in the Premier League, as it is in 15th place on the log with 18 points…

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LUZOQAL nA KwaZulu-Natal, the birthplace of the Bergville musician, Sjava, a trip to meet his fans to celebrate ten years since he entered the music scene.Sjava will meet his fans in four cities in the country, entertain them with music and thank them for the support they have shown him in these years in this role. The tour will start in Durban on April 11, at the ICC, move to Middleburg, Mpumalanga, on May 1, go to the Sun Bet Arena in Pretoria, on June 15, and close in Carnival City, Gauteng on October 23.Sjava briefly stated that these events…

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Esmarie Fourie found out two weeks ago that the breast cancer she has been battling for six years has now spread to her brain. (Photo: Esmarie Fourie/Facebook) “Cry when you need to cry. Scream when you need to scream. But never, ever forget to laugh.” So says 35-year-old Esmarie Fourie from Hermanus in the Western Cape, despite a death sentence hanging over her head. Fourie found out two weeks ago that the breast cancer she has been battling for six years has now spread to her brain. Doctors think she probably only has a few months left to live. “When…

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A man accused of unknowingly taking out a million dollar insurance policy for his brother has been accused of Sigonyela’s bracelets.It is a country found out that Mr. Senzo Mthandeni Mthethwa (43), has been arrested for a case filed by his brother. It will be remembered that months ago It is a country reported in detail on this issue where the victim, Mr. Nhlakanipho Mthethwa from Showe, was furious and accused his imprisoned brother of taking out a million dollar insurance policy for him without his knowledge and consent.Mthethwa (Nhlakanipho) said that he has chosen to file a case against…

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Khumbudzo Ntshavheni, minister in the presidency, gives feedback. (Photo: GCIS/X) “What does a liter of petrol cost now?” This is what Khumbudzo Ntshavheni, minister in the presidency, asked at a media conference on Thursday at a stage after the price of petrol rose this week by R3.06 per liter and the price of diesel by R7.51 per litre. “I didn’t pour in. I poured in three weeks ago,” Ntshavheni said after this week’s record fuel price increase. Ntshavheni gave feedback after this week’s cabinet meeting. She once again assured South Africans that the country still has sufficient fuel at this…

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It is expected that five women, who were allegedly caught with drugs hidden in their private parts at the airport, OR Tambo, in Gauteng, will appear today at the Kempton Park Magistrate’s Court. This was disclosed by the police spokesperson at the national level, Lieutenant Colonel Amanda van Wyk. He said the officers of the South African Police Service (SAPS) working together with the Airports Company South Africa (ACSA), arrested five women for drug trafficking.”The drugs they were caught with, which they had stored in their bodies, can cost more than R5 million,” said Lt Col Van Wyk. He said…

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Dr. A.S. Johnstone Makhubu – The Best Of Johnstone Makhubu. (Photo by Dr. Johnstone Makhubu/ LinkedIn) Pres. Cyril Ramaphosa called Dr. Ngobani Johnstone Makhubu appointed with effect from 1 May as commissioner of the South African Revenue Service (SARS) for a term of five years. Ramaphosa made the appointment in terms of section 6 of the South African Revenue Service Act of 1997 following a unanimous recommendation by a selection panel convened by Enoch Godongwana, the finance minister. Makhubu, who has served as deputy commissioner for taxpayer engagement and operations since 2023, succeeds Edward Kieswetter whose term expires on April…

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