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Wally the walrus ends a raucous summer by flippering back to the North Pole
After first appearing on the Isles of Scilly off the coast of Ireland in June, Wally the Walrus appears finally to be heading home from his summer holiday.
Getaway driver makes a run for it, stranding his accomplices
They had it well planned and their mission was accomplished when they managed to rob a cell phone shop at the mall.
Olympic double gold queen blocked for flashing her own victories!
Double Olympic champion Elaine Thompson-Herah has been banned from Instagram for two days for copyright infringements. Her crime is that she shared TV clips of herself winning the 100m and 200m sprint races.
Colombia’s ex army chief charged with executing thousands of civilians
Since 2008, the term ‘false positives’ has carried a sinister meaning in Colombia.
The last nail salon in Mkhize’s ministerial coffin?
Dedani Mkhize and his wife, Sthoko Mkhize, received funds from the R150m Covid-19 contracts awarded to Digital Vibes to set up a Tammy Taylor Nails outlet and Gold Ace Cuts and Curls hair salon.
Shona Ferguson’s loved ones deliver beautiful farewells as actor is laid to rest
Shona Ferguson’s wife Connie and his brother gave heart-rending speeches as he was laid to rest at Fourways Cemetery on Wednesday.
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Jacob Zuma scores a victory in court in the Arms Deal case
Jacob Zuma scored a victory on Wednesday after the Pietermaritzburg High Court agreed to hearing his plea in person next Tuesday.
IEC goes to court to have elections postponed
The Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) has launched an urgent court application to the ConCourt for the municipal elections to be postponed to February next year.
Kyle Blignaut is the first South African in the men’s shot put final in 20 years
The last time South Africa had a finalist in the shot put event, 21-year-old Kyle Blignaut was only a year old. The last Olympian to compete in the men’s shot put finals was Janus Robberts in Sydney in 2000.
Triple tragedy strikes the Sigogo family
For the third time in just the space of three weeks, the curse of Covid has struck at the Sigogo family from Ngwenani, Thohoyandou.
Phoenix death toll is at 36, Police Minister confirms
For weeks, different officials have given different numbers of the people who were killed in Phoenix, KwaZulu-Natal during the racial violence between Blacks and Indians in July.