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As far as this film reviewer is concerned, Lord Paul of the Mashatileites deserves his own spin-off show. The actor and the writers have outdone themselves in their nuanced portrayal of this character.

Almost R600 million in grant funding has been withheld from the Nelson Mandela Bay metro by the National Treasury and the city is at risk of losing a further R388 million that is due before the end of July.

Former eThekwini mayor Zandile Gumede appears to be gearing up to contribute to the ANC’s efforts for the 2024 elections despite her ongoing corruption trial.

Safa president Danny Jordaan may have been caught spinning a yarn over the administration and winding down of Safa’s 2010 Fifa World Cup Legacy Trust worth half a billion rands. Consequently, the financials of the depleted trust, intended to be a self-sustaining source of football funding over the long term, are now cloaked in secrecy.

The SA Agulhas, South Africa’s first Arctic research and supply vessel, is up for sale

Social Development Minister Lindiwe Zulu said Sassa would pilot a ticketing system to manage queues at more of its offices across the country in this financial year.

Durban School St Mary’s DSG Kloof competed against the world’s best choirs during the World Choir Games, and returned home with a gold and silver medal. The games took place in Gangneung, Republic of Korea, between July 3-13.

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Bokomo has offered a year supply of Corn Flakes to the three-year-old girl, Lethukukhanya Mjaji aka ‘Miss Albany’s’ family.