Letloela edges out Walaza for SA 100m title

[FILE IMAGE] General view at the start of a track event. 1 minute The first day of the South African Senior Track and Field Championships has kicked off with a bang. Despite the inclement weather in Potchefstroom, the comeback athlete Gift Leotlela pipped Bayanda Walaza in a premier men’s 100m photo finish race. In the…

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DA calls for Simelane’s removal over VBS allegation

2 minutes The Democratic Alliance says Justice Minister Thembi Simelane should do the right thing and step down from her position, over her alleged involvement with VBS Mutual Bank. DA says it has submitted a Promotion of Access to Information Act application for Simelane’s VBS loan report to President Cyril Ramaphosa. Member of Parliament (MP)…

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Ramaphosa, Van der Bellen to discuss economic cooperation

South African and Austrian Flags displayed at the Union Buildings in Pretoria, 4 July 2025. President Cyril Ramaphosa is set to host Austrian President Alexander Van der Bellen at the Union Buildings in Pretoria on Friday. Deputy Minister of International Relations and Cooperation Alvin Botes says Van der Bellen’s visit is aimed at strengthening the…

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Sentencing in Joshlin Smith trial postponed

A picture of Joshlin Smith on a jacket of member of the public is seen outside the Western Cape High Court on 02 May 2025. 2 minutes Proceedings in the kidnapping case of Joshlin Smith have been postponed to May 23 in the Western Cape High Court for transfer to Saldanha Bay.  The missing girl’s mother, Kelly Smith, Jacquen Appollis and Steveno van Rhyn, were found guilty of kidnapping…

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Judgment reserved in Zuma’s legal fees appeal

FILE | Former president Jacob Zuma in court. The High Court in Pretoria has reserved judgment in former president Jacob Zuma’s application to appeal a ruling that ordered him to repay R 28.9 million in state-funded legal fees. Zuma’s legal team told the court that the payments were authorised by state officials at the time…

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Maile refutes claims that Gauteng is almost bankrupt

Gauteng sign board 1 minute The Gauteng provincial government has refuted media reports claiming that the province is on the brink of bankruptcy. While the provincial government concedes the commitment to repay the e-toll debt has dealt a blow to its finances, it says a host of reforms will be implemented to meet budgetary obligations….

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