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RAMAPHOSA OPENS SARB MUSEUM

Written by on 19 June 2026

PRETORIA – President Cyril Ramaphosa attended the launch of the South African Reserve Bank Museum at the Head Office Campus in Pretoria. The museum is part of the South African Reserve Bank’s effort to strengthen transparency and accountability by opening up its work to the public, with the aim of improving understanding of the central […]

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UNDOCUMENTED IMMIGRANTS PROCESSED FOR DEPORTATION AT BEITBRIDGE

Written by on 19 June 2026

LIMPOPO – A large number of undocumented immigrants from Malawi and Zimbabwe are being processed for deportation at the Beitbridge Border Post in Musina, Limpopo. The migrants were transported from major South African cities, including Cape Town and Johannesburg, with additional buses from Durban expected to arrive at the border. Some of the migrants say […]

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SENONA ACCUSES MADLANGA COMMISSION OF UNFAIR TREATMENT

Written by on 19 June 2026

PRETORIA – KwaZulu-Natal Hawks head Leseja Senona has accused the Madlanga Commission of unfair treatment, claiming he has been denied access to key information, including certain witness statements. Through his legal representative, Advocate Dali Mpofu, Senona argued that he was previously told by a commission official that he did not need to see what others […]

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CASHBUILD XTRA POWERVILLE CELEBRATES GRAND RELAUNCH

Written by on 19 June 2026

POWERVILLE – Cashbuild Xtra has officially relaunched its Powerville store in Vereeniging in partnership with Lekoa FM 91.0 FM, bringing customers a bigger product range, better value, and more savings. The grand relaunch takes place on Friday, 19 June, at the Powerville Value Centre on Kariba Road and Playfair Boulevard, with activities running from 7:00 […]

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MCKENZIE WARNS AGAINST ANTI-IMMIGRANT VIOLENCE

Written by on 18 June 2026

JOHANNESBURG – Gayton McKenzie has urged his supporters not to take part in planned anti-immigration marches amid rising tensions over undocumented migrants. His comments come after clashes between police and Malawian migrants waiting to return home. McKenzie said citizens should not take the law into their own hands, stressing that many foreigners are trying to […]

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BROOS FIRES BACK AT CRITICS

Written by on 18 June 2026

ATLANTA – Bafana Bafana coach Hugo Broos has dismissed criticism from pundits and social media following South Africa’s 2-0 loss to Mexico in their opening World Cup match. The defeat sparked debate about the team’s tactics and performance. Broos said he remains focused on helping South Africa bounce back against Czech Republic and insisted he […]

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PHALA PHALA IMPEACHMENT COMMITTEE GETS LEGAL ADVICE

Written by on 18 June 2026

CAPE TOWN – An urgent legal opinion obtained by Parliament’s Impeachment Committee advises that the committee should oppose a court application linked to the Phala Phala Constitutional Court judgment. However, it stresses that the committee must continue acting independently and remain impartial while dealing with the matter. The opinion further states that even if the […]

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TAMMY TAYLOR SCAM VICTIMS DEMAND JUSTICE

Written by on 18 June 2026

JOHANNESBURG – Dozens of aspiring entrepreneurs say they lost their life savings after investing in what they believed was a lucrative business opportunity involving the Tammy Taylor Nails franchise. The victims are now demanding justice, blaming media personalities Mel Viljoen and Peet Viljoen for misleading them and leaving them with nothing to show for their […]

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