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MIRACLE IN TEMBISA: WOMAN SURVIVES AFTER BOYFRIEND STABS HER 16 TIMES – BUT THEN HE WALKS FREE

Thembelihle Manqele says her boyfriend stabbed her 16 times after breaking up with her.

Thieves grab entire electricity substation outside Roodepoort school

The police are looking for criminals who uprooted and stole a brand new mini-substation belonging to City Power in Fleurhof Roodepoort.

Petty politics in play as IFP obstructs Msibi’s memorial service

The Inkatha Freedom Party led Ulundi local municipality has been accused of trying to block the memorial service and funeral of the late leader of the rival National Freedom Party, Zanele KaMagwaza Msibi.

African women, throw off the chains: you have a right to enjoy sex

Sex! It has brought down empires and made men walk hundreds of kilometres to get lucky.

Note to the ANC: this is NOT how to nationalise a central bank

While the ANC continues to delay plans to nationalise the central bank, the Taliban has wasted no time in appointing a governor to Afghanistan’s central bank.

Six years after her murder, Mavis Mathebula can at last be buried

Six years after she was murdered, Mavis Mathebula of Shigalo outside Malamulele, Limpopo will finally be given a proper burial.

Battle of the rappers: Drake puts the brake on Kanye

For the first decade of the 21st century, Kanye West ran the rap game, breaking records in the charts and winning 14 of his 21 Grammys.

PICK OF THE SPORTS: After chilling in the bio-bubble the Springboks will want to wallop the Wallabies

The Springboks are back in Rugby Championship action this weekend after spending time in a bio-bubble in Australia.

British ministerial twit of the week confuses Marcus Rashford with Maro Itoje

The United Kingdom education minister Gavin Williamson was heavily criticised on Wednesday for confusing footballer Marcus Rashford with rugby player Maro Itoje.

2,000 South African kids in Chinese vaccine trials

2,000 South African children and adolescents aged between six months and 17 years will receive the Covid-19 vaccine.

Man gets 5 years in jail for spreading Covid-19

A Vietnamese man has been sentenced to five years in prison for flouting Covid-19 regulations when he was infected with the virus.

South African scientist who was on the frontlines against Covid becomes first Black Miss Ireland

A frontline worker and medical scientist from South Africa has made history by becoming the first Black woman to be crowned Miss Ireland in the competition's 74-year history.