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Sihle Mavuso presents the latest news from KwaZulu-Natal.

Orlando Pirates are hoping to avoid an upset when they face Hungry Lions in the Nedbank Cup.

Deo Kato is running 14,484km from Cape Town to London to fight racism.

Refiloe Jane is set to return to Banyana Banyana before the Olympic qualifiers against Nigeria.

Residents from towns in Mpumalanga have protested in Sandton against Glencore and Seriti, accusing them of corruption.

Ria Ledwaba is set to challenge Safa after she was banned from all football-related activities.

Two years after suffering a stroke, musician Lira announced her return to the stage.

A previously displaced Khoisan community in Johannesburg is on a mission to restore its dignity and heritage.

Thabo Bester failed to prevent a documentary cataloguing his crimes from being broadcast.

Auntie Pat has broad public appeal, is admired by the business sector and her party is making inroads in Nyanga.

The pantsula dance group claims they performed for the EFF for free but have been overlooked by the party.

Five business owners in Nelson Mandela Bay have been kidnapped for ransom since January – the latest victim being abducted on Wednesday.