Category BreakingNews

Zanzou nightclub’s liquor licence suspended


TimesLIVE


The Gauteng Liquor Board suspended Zanzou nightclub’s liquor licence following videos of assaults circulating on social media. The board cited concerns for public safety and is awaiting the outcome of investigations. Police are looking for suspects involved in the assaults, including charges of compelled rape and kidnapping. The GLB emphasizes upholding the law for liquor licence holders.



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Severe storm warning for homeowners as tornado hits major city in South Africa


BusinessTech


Severe weather hits South Africa with flooding, thunderstorms, and a tornado. SA Weather Service issues orange level 5 and 6 warnings for provinces including Gauteng, KwaZulu-Natal. Heavy rainfall may lead to flooding, mudslides, and dangerous driving conditions. Residents urged to take precautions as roads and communities could be impacted.



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Tesla rival BYD is going big in South Africa – TechCentral


TechCentral


BYD is expanding in South Africa with three new models: Shark 6 plug-in hybrid bakkie, Sealion 6 plug-in hybrid SUV, and all-electric Sealion 7 coupé-SUV. The company aims to compete with established rivals and establish itself as a leading brand in new-energy vehicles. Launch dates, pricing, and detailed specifications for the South African market are pending. The Shark 6 could be the country’s first plug-in hybrid bakkie.



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BREAKING: Godongwana accuses Cabinet Minister of leaking VAT hike proposal to media – Budget Speech postponed


Daily Maverick


Finance minister plans to raise VAT substantially, causing shock and disagreement within the ANC caucus. Delaying the Budget has serious consequences and reveals government problems. One party willing to play brinkmanship with the country. Uncertainty and missed opportunity to showcase government’s stability.



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A year since Joshlin Smith’s disappearance, life in Saldanha Bay returning to normal, says resident


EWN


A year after six-year-old Joshlin Smith vanished from her home in Saldanha Bay, life in the town has gradually resumed. Her mother and two others are charged with kidnapping and human trafficking. Greg Clifton, a local resident, has been aiding in the search for Joshlin. Despite ongoing efforts, the town has seen a return to normalcy with children back on the streets.



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