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LIV GOLF TOUR FACES FUNDING CHANGES

Written by on 17 April 2026

RIYADH- LIV Golf says it is not losing its Saudi-backed funding, despite growing rumours that the league could be in financial trouble. Reports suggested that Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund (PIF), which has invested heavily in the breakaway golf tour, might be preparing to withdraw support, raising concerns about the future of the competition. However, […]

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IRAN REOPENS STRAIT OF HORMUZ

Written by on 17 April 2026

Iran has announced that the Strait of Hormuz is fully open for commercial shipping during a ceasefire period linked to the wider regional truce involving Lebanon. Iran’s foreign minister said all vessel movements will follow coordinated routes set by the country’s maritime authorities, easing concerns over disruptions in the strategic waterway. The announcement comes after […]

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NPA CONDEMNS THREATS IN MALEMA CASE

Written by on 17 April 2026

The National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) has strongly condemned threats made on social media against State prosecutor Advocate Joel Cesar, who was involved in the Julius Malema firearm case. The NPA raised concern over posts circulating on platform X, allegedly linked to the Economic Freedom Fighters, which contain serious threats against Cesar, warning that such actions […]

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MKHWANAZI LEADS NATIONAL CRACKDOWN ON CRIME

Written by on 17 April 2026

KwaZulu-Natal Police Commissioner Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi has expanded his crime-fighting role to the national level, where he will lead a new countrywide initiative targeting organised crime. Despite this added responsibility, Mkhwanazi will continue serving as the provincial police commissioner after recently renewing his five-year contract. Speaking on the sidelines of the launch of a new SAPS […]

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SAPS OFFICERS ARRESTED FOR DRUGS AT EKURHULENI FACILITY

Written by on 17 April 2026

EKURHULENI- Two SAPS officers in Ekurhuleni were arrested after they were allegedly found with illegal drugs at a Department of Correctional Services facility in Boksburg. A correctional officer searched their SAPS vehicle and reportedly discovered 82 Mandrax tablets and dagga. The officers were detained at Dawn Park SAPS. The South African Policing Union (SAPU) has […]

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SEVERE COLD FRONT EXPECTED ACROSS SOUTH AFRICA

Written by on 17 April 2026

A strong weather system is expected to sweep across South Africa from 17 to 20 April 2026, with the South African Weather Service warning of two cold fronts bringing widespread disruption. The fronts will first hit the Western and Northern Cape before moving inland, affecting central and eastern provinces. Authorities are highlighting potential hazards including […]

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NEYMAR UNSURE ABOUT MLS MOVE

Written by on 17 April 2026

SOUTH AMERICA- Brazilian star Neymar has said he is still undecided about his next career move amid reports linking him with a possible transfer to MLS side FC Cincinnati. The 34-year-old forward told ESPN that he is unsure about his future while suggesting he intends to see out his current contract with Santos, which runs […]

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MAN CITY ARSENAL TITLE SHOWDOWN JUDGEMENT DAY

Written by on 17 April 2026

MANCHESTER- Manchester City face Arsenal in a crucial Premier League clash that could shape the title race, with both sides under pressure heading into the weekend. Elsewhere, Chelsea must beat Manchester United to keep their Champions League hopes alive, while Liverpool look to recover form in the Merseyside derby as the Premier League weekend promises […]

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TALKS UNDERWAY TO EASE FUEL PAIN

Written by on 17 April 2026

JOHANNESBURG – South African motorists could receive some relief as government continues talks aimed at easing rising fuel prices. The Mineral and Petroleum Resources Department says discussions are still underway on possible measures to reduce fuel price pressures. This comes as mid-month data from the Central Energy Fund points to potential increases of up to […]

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RUSSIA TRAINS PRO-WAR YOUTH

Written by on 17 April 2026

MOSCOW- Russia is stepping up efforts to shape public opinion by training teenagers to become pro-war influencers who promote the government’s anti-West narrative. Through content creation camps, young people are taught how to make videos, use artificial intelligence, and grow online audiences, with guidance from soldiers and state media figures. This initiative is part of […]

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