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MAMABOLO ORDERS INVESTIGATION INTO EMFULENI LEASE DEAL

Written by on 17 April 2026

The Mamabolo-led leadership has ordered a formal investigation into the Emfuleni lease agreement amid growing concerns over possible irregularities in how the deal was concluded. The decision follows mounting pressure to review public sector transactions that may not have complied with proper procurement processes. Authorities say the probe will focus on how the lease was […]

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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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