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Family cries foul as self-made chief grabs the throne

The LoMshiyo Royal House has rejected the installation of a new chief in Mpumalanga, accusing him of self-proclaiming succession without the knowledge of King Mswati III.

KZN news bites:Ntuli demands quick fix for refugees camped outside Home Affairs

Celani Sikhakhane brings you KwaZulu-Natal’s latest news.

People tried using AI to help make biological weapons

AI company Anthropic says people used its AI to help with scientific work that could support the development of biological weapons.

Nelson Mandela Bay promises no resident left in the dark on electricity refunds

Nelson Mandela Bay says every resident who overpaid for electricity since July will get their money back, after weeks of complaints about delays and confusion.

Zungu challenges Jordaan for control of South African football

Danny Jordaan and Sandile Zungu will battle for control of South African football when Safa delegates elect a president on Saturday.

Bafana Mahungela found guilty of Kirsten Kluyts’ murder

Bafana Mahungela has been found guilty of murdering pregnant Sandton teacher Kirsten Kluyts, nearly three years after her death during a local running event.

Trump Watch: Ramaphosa works on answer to Trump’s five demands

President Cyril Ramaphosa is working on his response to five demands from US President Donald Trump.

More than half your pay could already be going to debt, and you might not know it

People applying for debt help in South Africa are already handing over 58% of their pay to debt repayments, and many don't even know if they're already under debt review.

United mark Champions League return in style as Como shine on debut

Manchester United celebrated their Uefa Champions League comeback with a commanding 4-0 win over Sabah at Old Trafford on Thursday.

Not a Holiday: Queen Modjadji clears the air on France trip

The Modjadji royal family has shut down claims that Queen Masalanabo Modjadji spent taxpayers’ money on a private holiday to Paris in July this year.

Jobless graduates turn to online surveys to make ends meet

Millions of young South Africans cannot find work, pushing jobless university graduates to hunt for cash on international online research platforms to pay their rent.

Rags for windows: The shocking truth inside Mamelodi’s botched housing project

People in Mamelodi East use clothes to block dust from their homes because the windows are falling out of the walls in their broken flats.

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