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- I’m a victim of tax fraud, says Moshe Ndiki
Television presenter and actor Moshe Ndiki claims that he is a victim of tax fraud. Ndiki, who played Prince in the Mzansi Magic soap opera The Queen, made the startling claims when responding to questions sent to him by Sunday World regarding the papers the taxman filed at the Johannesburg… Read more » - Suicide as millions spent on traffic training go to waste, promised jobs vanish
A student traffic cop who was among the 32 trainees whose contracts were mysteriously terminated by the department of transport, safety and liaison in Northern Cape has committed suicide. Dineo Makatong (35), a married officer, committed suicide after plunging into depression over the termination of their contracts. Sunday World learnt… Read more » - Shandre Campbell opens up about life in Belgium, missing the Afcon
South African U20 star Shandre Campbell is back on home soil ahead of the FIFA World Cup in Chile later this month and has opened up about life in Belgium with Club Brugge. During an exclusive interview with Sunday World recently, Campbell also briefly spoke about what it was like… Read more » - Sol Plaatje municipality gives besieged manager Thapelo Matlala week to avoid suspension
Political upheaval is sweeping through the Sol Plaatje Local Municipality after it asked its embattled manager, Thapelo Matlala, to explain why he should not be suspended amid growing demand for his removal. Sunday World has learnt that on Thursday, September 4, a special council meeting resolved to give the municipal… Read more » - Thabiso Monyane joins Bafana camp to replace injured Nyiko Mobbie
Bafana Bafana coach Hugo Broos has called up Thabiso Monyane to replace the injured Nyiko Mobbie, who was forced to exit the pitch barely five minutes into the 2026 Fifa World Cup qualifier against Lesotho at the Free State Stadium on Friday night. Monyane will join the camp in Bloemfontein… Read more » - Deputy President Paul Mashatile hails Mninwa Mahlangu as servant, never after glory
The air inside the Steve Tshwete Banquet Hall in Middelburg, Mpumalanga, was heavy with grief, yet alive with pride as South Africa bid farewell to Ambassador Mninwa Johannes Mahlangu (72) on Saturday. Draped in the nation’s colours, the hall became a sanctuary where politicians, diplomats, traditional leaders, and ordinary citizens… Read more » - Two accused query admissibility in Luke Fleurs murder case
Two of the six men accused of the shooting death of Kaizer Chiefs defender Luke Fleurs in April last year have questioned the admissibility of warning statements police took from them, leading to a trial within a trial. This week, Judge Cassim Moosa of the Johannesburg High Court – sitting… Read more » - Apartheid victims risk becoming victimisers if trauma is not healed
The Institute for Healing of Memories (IHOM) has cautioned that South Africa’s much-touted national dialogues on reconciliation will not succeed unless unresolved trauma from the violent apartheid era is addressed. The organisation, founded in 1998 as a parallel platform to the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC), has spent more than… Read more » - Springboks suffer a frustrating defeat to the All Blacks in Eden Park
The reigning Rugby World Cup champions, the Springboks, suffered a frustrating 24-17 defeat to New Zealand in a Rugby Championship clash Down Under at Eden Park on Saturday morning. The result means that the All Blacks have now extended their unbeaten run to 51 matches at their Auckland stronghold. The… Read more » - SAPS busts over 2 000 sex offenders during Women’s Month blitz
The South African Police Service (SAPS) says it arrested more than 2 000 sexual predators during a Women’s Month crackdown, vowing to intensify its fight against gender-based violence and femicide. Police confirmed that 2 284 suspects were taken down in a sweeping national crackdown. The arrests were carried out by… Read more »
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