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Sophie Turner spills the tea on how 'Game of Thrones' became her unlikely sex education class
As Sophie Turner reflects on her unconventional education from the iconic series, audiences are left pondering how popular ...
City, researchers at loggerheads over ‘chronic pollution’
New evidence from a UCT study accuses Cape Town officials of distorting scientific findings to conceal severe pollution in ...
SAPS in Crisis: Makashule Gana says South Africans want to hear from President Ramaphosa
Amid serious allegations against senior police officials, RISE Mzansi demands immediate action from President Ramaphosa to ...
Lies and contradictions over political task team shutdown expose cracks in SAPS top brass
Sibiya, in an interview with Newzroom Afrika on Sunday, alleged that Masemola had instructed him to shut down the team. He ...
Roberts to represent SA in the World Cup in Malaysia
Hillcrest Bowling Club’s Wayne Roberts has been selected to represent South Africa in the inaugural World Bowls World Cup, to ...
Defence Minister Angie Motshekga commits to modernising SANDF despite budget constraints
Motshekga says South Africa must build a modern, ethical SANDF despite tight budgets, prioritizing troop welfare, equipment ...
Durban’s Luke Thompson realises dream with Ballito Pro victory
Durban surfer Luke Thompson realised a childhood dream by winning the world most prestigious surfing event - The Ballito Pro.
SA faces new foreign policy, trade challenges under Trump's administration, warns US expert
Michael Walsh, a US foreign policy expert, warns that the recent 30% tariffs imposed on South African imports by the Trump ...
Former Sasol employee disputes R1.8 million payout 10 years after retrenchment
A former Sasol employee took Old Mutual to the Financial Service Tribunal to dispute the R1.8 million pension payout. A former Sasol employee took Old Mutual to the Financial Service Tribunal (FST) to ...