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Maskandi artist’s chart-topper silences haters
Mthandeni Manqele's new song, Gucci, has already received close to two million views just a few days after its release.
Extortion gangs slow housing projects
Nelson Mandela Bay's housing projects face delays due to construction mafia extortion.
‘Cops beat and arrested me for helping GBV victim’
"One male police officer choked me and put his knee on my back while another female officer was insulting and assaulting me.”
Home Affairs’ tourism plans to fight unemployment
Home Affairs Minister Leon Schreiber plans to boost the number of tourists from China and India to help create jobs while tackling visa and ID backlogs.
‘Cassper cheated as our son fought cancer’ – Thobeka
Thobeka Majozi reveals that Cassper Nyovest cheated on her during their son's battle with cancer.
Black Coffee announces big Cape Town show
DJ Black Coffee announces a major concert for next year with international acts and promising surprises for fans.
Student killed after toy-gun prank
The student allegedly pointed a toy gun at the residence manager who hit him with a car.
Serial rapist gets double life sentences
A serial rapist in Limpopo got two life sentences after targeting his victims using fake profiles and job offers on Facebook.
World news bites: ‘Diddy used horse drug on victims’ – lawyer
Rorisang Modiba delivers daily updates from around the world.
Chippa boss scores new home for fire victims
Chippa United boss Siviwe Mpengesi donated a fully furnished house to a Gqeberha family who lost their home in a fire.
Police close to making arrests in Lusikisiki family massacre
Police top brass and Eastern Cape premier meet with families of the deceased and the community as police say “investigation is going well”.
MK threatens protests against JSC
The Judicial Service Commission will interview future judges despite the MK party asking it to postpone the hearings.