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Dell boss says one South African could soon run a billion-rand company

Dell Technologies president Adrian McDonald says artificial intelligence could let one person run a R1.7-billion company and South Africa could lead the way.

DA takes fight to education bosses over stolen school funds

The DA has given MEC Fundile Gade seven days to act after over R1-million in school funds was allegedly misused at Ulwazi High.

Matlala company linked to roadside blood tests for Ekurhuleni cops

Cat Matlala’s company was allowed to help metro police do medical work at roadblocks, including drawing blood, under an agreement now under investigation for legality.

Zulu King postpones wedding again after family death

King Misuzulu kaZwelithini has postponed his wedding to Queen Nomzamo kaMyeni for a second time after the death of his grandmother, Queen Majiyane.

‘I gave up perfume and red meat to feed my mother and two kids’

A 38-year-old Cape Town chef supports her mother and two children, spending over R9,000 monthly and cutting out luxuries like perfume, eating out, and red meat to survive.

Two women arrested for allegedly raping 11-year-old boy

Two women from the Esinqawunqawini informal settlement in East London have been arrested for allegedly raping an 11-year-old boy known to them.

Mamelodi families live with sewage for four days before help comes

Mamelodi hostel residents say they lived with raw sewage flowing through their yards for four days before the City of Tshwane finally fixed the blockage.

KZN news bites: KZN government brings back Dingane’s Day

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

Mabandla bridge reopens after a year of struggle for KwaNobuhle residents

After a year of hardship, KwaNobuhle residents are celebrating the reopening of the Mabandla Bridge in Kariega, which was rebuilt after floods destroyed it in 2024.

Vodacom pays up to end ‘Please Call Me’ war

Vodacom has ended its 15-year legal fight with Nkosana Makate over the “Please Call Me” idea, reaching a secret out-of-court settlement.

Hlophe suspended for firing chief whip without permission

Deputy president John Hlophe has been suspended by the MK Party for acting alone in removing top leaders in Parliament without consulting others.

AKA murder suspects set to return to South Africa this month

Two brothers accused of killing rapper Kiernan “AKA” Forbes and Tebello Motsoane will be brought back to South Africa on 11 November to face trial.

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