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Zizoshiyana ngomshefezo embangweni wesobumeya eGoli

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By Sabelo Nsele Verified
| Isolezwe Verified
Ukuhlaziya UNKK Helen Zille eqhuba umkhankaso Image: X/@DAGauteng UMHOLI we-ActionSA uMnuz Herman Mashaba Image: ActionSA UMNUZ Mlungisi Mabaso Image: Facebook/IFP UMNUZ Lukhona Mnguni Image: Facebook/Rise Mzansi OYOFICWA uyoncinzwa embangweni wesikhundla sobumeya kuMasipala oyisizinda somnotho wezwe, kwaNyama kayipheli, lapho kugadulisana injejane nabaholi abamnkantshubomvu.
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Murder case against KwaNxamalala Inkosi delayed as fresh bail bid stalls High Court transfer

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By Sabelo Nsele Verified
| Independent Online Verified
The traditional leader of KwaNxamalala Traditional Authority Inkosi Simphiwe Zuma who is facing multiple murder charges had his transfer from the Pietermaritzburg Regional Court to the High Court delayed after he applied for bail. Image: X The transfer of murder charges against KwaNxamalala traditional leader Inkosi Simphiwe Erick Zuma to the Pietermaritzburg High Court was halted at the eleventh hour after he indicated that he intends applying for bail in one of the cases against him.
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March and March calls for peace and calm after foreign-owned shops looted in Estcourt

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By Siphesihle Buthelezi, Sabelo Nsele Verified
| Independent Online Verified
Siphesihle Buthelezi and Sabelo Nsele|Published 41 minutes ago Calm has been restored to the KwaZulu-Natal Midlands town of Estcourt following sporadic incidents of looting on Friday that targeted shops owned by foreign nationals. Anti-illegal immigration movement March and March has appealed to its supporters for peace, restraint, and orderly behavior ahead of the June 30 deadline for undocumented immigrants to return to their home countries.
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