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Ntonga fights to put isiXhosa musicians on bigger stages

Vuyo Ntonga is spending his own money to help 12 upcoming isiXhosa musicians get noticed, perform live and find opportunities across South Africa.
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Eight-year-old Khumo Moselakgomo said goodbye to her murdered mother Elizabeth at an emotional funeral as Ekurhuleni communities demanded greater protection for women.
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Manchester City moved top of the Premier League after surviving a Brian Brobbey hat-trick to beat Sunderland 5-3 in a chaotic thriller at the Etihad on Sunday.
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