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The Springboks Sevens ‘A’ Side beat Madagascar to win Rugby Africa Tournament

The Springboks Sevens ‘A’ side beat Madagascar 26-12 in the final of the Rugby Sevens at Labourdonnais Sports Club in Mauritius on Sunday to become the champions at the Rugby Africa tournament. The Springboks won the continental Championships in the tropical paradise of Mauritius. South African Rugby fans are thrilled. The Springboks enjoyed smooth sailing […]

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Firefighters injured in Factory blaze rescuing Six while power outages remain

Two firemen sustained second-degree burns, while participating in the rescue of six people after a factory caught alight in Jacobs, South of Durban, on Sunday. The factory complex consists of several buildings on Brooklyn Road that manufactured shoes and sandals. In the December of 2019, significant portion of the complex was destroyed by a fire

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Ramaphosa attends Group Seven Outreach But did not Meet Trump for Face-to-Face talks

President Cyril Ramaphosa attended the Outreach Session of the Group of Seven or G7 Summit in Kananaskis, Canada. Although South Africa is not a member of the international forum, President Ramaphosa was invited alongside the likes of the high-profile leaders of India, Brazil, South Korea, Australia, Mexico, and the United Arab Emirates (UAE). The G7

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War between Iran and Israel is in full Swing US President Considering Intervention

It has officially begun and there can be no withholding it. Israel has moved to strike key sites of political power and military importance in Iran to spark a war. Both Iran and Israel launched new missile strikes at each other on Wednesday as the war between the two long time enemies entered a sixth

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Seven suspects Could be behind bars for Passport Fraud

Seven Home Affairs Department employees have been arrested for forming part of a suspected passport fraud syndicate. The arrest of these individuals by the Home Affairs Department and the Hawks Directorate for Priority Crime Investigation will be followed by their appearance at the Durban Specialized Commercial Crimes Court yesterday (Tuesday) for trial. The Hawks also

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South Africa Ecstatic After Proteas Win ICC Test Championship

South Africans experienced a tectonic shift in excitement and thrills as the Proteas accomplished a historic victory in the International Cricket Council (ICC) Test Championship. The Proteas won five-wickets over Australia at Lord’s England, on Saturday. President Cyril Ramaphosa congratulated the team for beating Australia in the final match which lasted four days. The final

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Netanyahu orders Air Strikes on Tehran in Military Operation “Rising Lion”

Israel carried out air strikes on Tehran, capital of Iran. These strikes targeted the country’s nuclear program and raised the potential for a larger war between the two bitter adversaries. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his generals called this military Operation, “Rising Lion”. Iran’s Supreme Leader Grand Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said last week Friday

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Egypt Warns Gaza Convoy Participants not to Use its Borders without Permits

Egypt has found itself on unstable ground when in comes to an aid Convoy of around 1,700 activists that had set off from Tunis, Tunisia to the border with Gaza in solidarity with Palestinian civilians.  Around 1,700 activists have set off from Tunis in buses and cars, according to the state news agency TAP, including

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While Parliament Considers Fiscal Framework for Budget Country’s Economy is stabilizing

Act two of Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana’s budget proposals took place yesterday. Both houses of Parliament convened in separate sittings to consider voting on the fiscal framework and revenue proposals for this year’s budget speech. The framework serves as the blueprint for how South Africa plans to raise revenue, spend money and manage the country’s

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Deputy President’s Trip to Japan in March Costs R 2.3 million

Deputy President Paul Mashatile has disclosed that his office had spent R2.3 million on a single working visit to Japan in March of 2025. This included expenses of flights, accommodations, ground support, restaurant services, and laundry costs. Overall, the Deputy President confirmed that about R7.9 million was spent from the state treasury on four official

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