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Buffalo City mayor Princess Faku has ordered a crackdown on businesses in the California area of KuGompo City, requiring verification of ownership, legality, and immigration status.
Two men, Dumisani Duma and Makabongwe Mthongana, were convicted in the Mthatha regional court on multiple charges related to a 2022 bank robbery and shootout with police.
The article discusses a proposed lease agreement between the East London Golf Club and the Buffalo City Metro regarding the club's land.
The article argues that South Africa faces significant governance challenges due to a perceived lack of effective leadership across all government spheres, citing issues like corruption, poor service delivery, and crime.
The article discusses the economic state of South Africa, noting that while political freedom has been achieved, economic inequality persists, as indicated by the Gini coefficient.
The article reports on Dr. Ranjana Gigi, founder of the Swiss Board of Aid, who won the 11th annual Inspiration Awards for her work with vulnerable children.
Authorities in the Eastern Cape have warned that practitioners violating new fee regulations or operating illegally during the upcoming winter initiation season face arrest.
The article reports on Summerpride Foods receiving an award for its sustainability efforts and detailing its investments in environmental responsibility.
The article profiles actor Theo Bongani Ndyalvane, detailing his journey from childhood inspiration to a successful career in Hollywood.
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) reported that they struck targets in southern Syria in retaliation for two projectiles launched toward Israeli territory.
Peru's presidential election was delayed until Monday due to logistical problems affecting voting across the country, requiring extensions for both domestic and international voters.
The article reports on a wardrobe malfunction involving electro-pop artist Cobrah during a performance at Coachella. Following the incident, Cobrah continued her set, changing outfits and performing alongside special guest Grimes.
The article reports on Rory McIlroy's second Masters victory, detailing his win and the context of the tournament. It also notes that Donald Trump, who congratulated McIlroy on Truth Social, made a public appearance at a UFC event in Miami.
Rory McIlroy won the 90th Masters Tournament, becoming the fourth player in history to achieve back-to-back victories at Augusta National.
The article explains the difference between normal anxiety and diagnosed anxiety disorders or Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD).
This article reviews Michael Winkler's novel, Griefdogg, which follows Jeffrey Watson-Johnson as he undergoes a profound existential crisis after inheriting money.
A union representing JBS USA employees ratified a new two-year contract after an eight-month negotiation period that included a three-week strike.
The article discusses the political challenges facing California Democrats following Eric Swalwell's withdrawal from the governor's race amid allegations of misconduct.