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Hockey funding reignites fury over R31m World Cup bill
McKenzie announces R3 million for hockey teams but faces backlash as public compares sum to R31 million FIFA World Cup spending, AfriForum seeks records.
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99% of firearm murders committed with illegal weapons, parliament hears
Parliamentary data reveals 41,297 murders committed with illegal firearms over four years, while legal weapons accounted for only 393 deaths.
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EU fines Google almost one billion euro in move that could strain US relations
European Union fines Google €890 million for anti-competitive practices, risking diplomatic tensions with Washington ahead of trade deal anniversary.
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Special Tribunal orders repayment of R4m stolen Lottery grant
The Special Tribunal has set aside a R4 million National Lotteries Commission (NLC) grant awarded to the Mshandukani Foundation,
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Cape Town’s first electric MyCiTi bus passes performance tests
Cape Town’s first electric MyCiTi bus, named “Evie,” debuted on July 23, marking a R7.1 billion investment in cleaner public transport.
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Police appeal for help to identify four people in Welkom armed robbery investigation
The Free State Provincial Serious and Violent Crime Unit has appealed to the public for assistance in identifying four individuals who may be able to assist investigators following an armed robbery at a retail store in Welkom
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Norway set to make formal complaint to FIFA over Balogun red card saga
Norwegian football chief says Trump’s interference in Balogun suspension has put “the whole game at risk” and warrants ethics complaint.
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Accused faces 18 charges alone after declining legal representation
Despite repeated warnings from the magistrate, Donovan Williams chose to represent himself as he appeared in court facing 18 serious charges.
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Man’s body washes up in Strand near seawall project
The body of a man was discovered on Strand Beach near the seawall project site on Thursday 23 July. Police are yet to confirm details of the incident.
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Spaza shop owners can access up to R100 000 in government funding
Spaza shop owners can apply for government funding of up to R100 000 to upgrade their businesses and improve operations in townships and rural areas.
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