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Protests shut down Durban as locals attack spaza shop owners

Violent protests over spaza shops shut down the Durban city centre on Monday after a traditional leader asked his angry community for peace last week.

Government tells businesses to protect nature

The government has asked business leaders to help protect South Africa's natural environment because damage to nature is becoming a serious risk to the economy.

Kaizer Chiefs delay choice on Khanyisa Mayo contract

Kaizer Chiefs striker Khanyisa Mayo does not know if he will stay at the club next season as management waits for a new head coach.

Ekurhuleni appoints acting manager after Lerutla airport arrest

The City of Ekurhuleni has chosen Tsholofelo Koopedi to act as city manager following the airport arrest of Kagiso Lerutla on fraud and corruption charges.

New law helps backyard landlords fight bad tenants

A new law planned by the government will make it easier for small township landlords to get legal help to remove bad tenants from properties.

Skomota shocked as partner announces pregnancy on reality show

Reality television star Skomota was mostly silent after his partner Botlhale announced on his show that she is two months pregnant with his second child.

Broken clinics push patients to expensive doctors

Eight out of ten people in South Africa have no medical aid and must pay cash to visit private doctors instead of the public system.

Unbeaten Kings dominant once more

Priyansh Arya and Cooper Connolley lit up New Chandigarh on Sunday as the Punjab Kings crushed the Lucknow Super Giants by 54 runs in a Tata IPL run-fest.

Sundowns progress to CAF Champions League final

Mamelodi Sundowns booked a second straight CAF Champions League final appearance after a 1-0 win over Esperance de Tunis at Loftus Versfeld on Saturday, completing a 2-0 aggregate victory.

City seize control over title race

Manchester City took control of the Premier League title race on Sunday with a massive 2-1 win over Arsenal at the Etihad.

South Africans turn to gambling as money pressure grows

More South Africans are gambling to survive as rising living costs push households deeper into financial stress.

Gauteng malaria cases and deaths rise sharply

Gauteng has recorded a sharp rise in malaria cases and deaths in early 2026, raising serious concerns among health officials.

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