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Jobless SA is turning to second-hand clothes, one credit sale at a time
Princess Motswene sells second-hand clothes near the Killarney taxi rank in Cape Town, and says she now sells to everyone, not just people living on grants.
Eden Park closes five foreign-owned shops and vows more will follow
Residents in Eden Park have forced five Ethiopian owned spaza shops to close on Wednesday, part of a wider campaign spreading across the East Rand.
Banks said no, this instalment app said yes in seconds
Mmathapelo Sithole was unemployed when a buy now, pay later app approved her instantly. She believes it boosted her credit score, but that is unconfirmed.
MK Party’s KZN leader slams Buthelezi’s SUVs then quietly takes one home
Inkosi Phathisizwe Chiliza, who leads the MK Party's fight against Buthelezi's vehicle programme in the KZN Legislature, accepted one of the R20 million SUVs through his wife this week.
KZN news bites: Buthelezi’s son performs sacred ritual honouring his late father
Celani Sikhakhane brings you KwaZulu-Natal’s latest news bites.
Man killed in Alexandra looting during nationwide anti-immigration marches
A man was killed during looting in Alexandra and two men were shot in Hillbrow as police confirmed more than 900 arrests across the country.
AI helps unlock Botswana’s hidden copper clues
Botswana Minerals says AI has turned 50 years of old drilling records into a fresh copper hunt under the Kalahari.
Taxi carrying foreign nationals from Cape Town to Mozambique flips on N1
A minibus taxi carrying 20 people to Mozambique, including six children aged five to seven, overturned between Hanover and Colesberg after its trailer reportedly failed.
‘Cat’ Matlala must wait two more weeks for his final sentence
Vusumuzi 'Cat' Matlala's case has been postponed to 13 July after a magistrate rejected his eight-year plea deal for a R228 million SAPS health tender scam.
Chris Brown left his housekeeper bleeding and never called 911
A Los Angeles jury has ordered Chris Brown to pay Maria Avila US$12.9-million after his security dog mauled her in 2020, leaving permanent injuries.
Years of fuel price drops and not once did your taxi fare follow
For at least nine years, taxi fares in South Africa have never dropped after a fuel price cut, with no regulator, no complaints office and no law to compel them to.
Rachel Matjeng fired from SAPS over her ties to Cat Matlala
Brigadier Rachel Matjeng has been fired from the police after being found guilty of bribery, money laundering and dishonesty over her ties to Cat Matlala.

