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Nkosiyetwa lives on handouts while the municipality owes him over R2 million

In 2018 Nkosiyetwa Rens was awarded a subcontract to pave a street in Bultfontein in Free State, which he duly completed within a year.

A bad day for would-be #FreeJacobZuma protesters as cops and community police act swiftly at KZN trouble spots

Attempts by #FreeJacobZuma protesters to block Umngeni Road in Durban with burning tyres were soon shut down when police and community policing forums acted swiftly in the early hours of Monday morning.

Abuser shoots dead ex-lover, and gravely injures the sister who fought to protect her

Sibongile Mgabadeli didn’t think twice about letting her sister take refuge from her abusive ex-lover at her home. But she couldn’t protect her when he came after them.

How selling t-shirts on the side saved Llayn’s promising musical career

Towards the beginning of 2020, clothing brand owner and rapper Llayn debuted with his first commercial single, “Qonqo”.

Afghanistan women’s sports hang in the balance as new Taliban govt takes over

Afghanistan’s new Taliban government has said that the men’s cricket series against Pakistan next month will go ahead as planned.

Tanzanian president under fire for calling female footballers “flat-chested”

Despite being Tanzania’s first female president, Samia Suluhu Hassan has stunned her country and the world by saying the national Under/23 female soccer team are too unattractive for marriage.

Minister’s slip of the tongue sets off a Summer of Love in New Zealand

The so-called “Summer of Love” has been hotly anticipated across the globe all year long.

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We present our Scrolla News report - read by Zuzile Ndlela.

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We present our Scrolla News report - read by Zuzile Ndlela.

Cops warn pro-Zuma marchers against another orgy of destruction

The police are preparing for more riots and looting in support of former president Jacob Zuma.

Fists, violence and guns at ANC councillor election meetings

Violence, death threats, and vote-rigging was the order of the day at ANC councillor elections over the weekend.

British lawyer who made boys bleed for Jesus ended up as “moral campaigner” in Cape Town

Following allegations of severe beatings on boys in the name of Jesus Christ, John Symth was advised by friends to leave the UK immediately.

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