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Flash floods in Joburg: SA Weather warns of more severe storms on Thursday | The Citizen

The Citizen

Severe storms and flooding expected in three provinces, including Gauteng. Johannesburg Emergency Services report flash floods in some areas after heavy rain. Motorists advised to drive cautiously due to slippery roads. South African Weather Services warn of severe thunderstorms and flooding in Gauteng, Limpopo, Mpumalanga, and KwaZulu-Natal.
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Floyd Shivambu denies MK Party rift, calls its critics ‘faceless cowards’

TimesLIVE

MK Party secretary-general Floyd Shivambu denies internal divisions within the party despite reports of factionalism in KwaZulu-Natal. Several suspensions and resignations have occurred, with public criticism of Shivambu’s leadership by party members. Shivambu acknowledges robust engagements but denies formal dissenting views expressed by members at provincial or national levels.
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Anglo starts talks with banks on possible De Beers IPO

Moneyweb

Anglo American Plc is facing challenges in exiting its De Beers diamond unit as part of a radical restructuring plan. The company is exploring options including finding a buyer or conducting an initial public offering. This move comes after Anglo’s commitment to investors to divest from the diamond business. The process is proving to be the most difficult aspect of the restructuring.
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FNB win race to become prime sponsors on Bok jersey

SA Rugby magazine

SA Rugby announced FNB as the principal partner for all national teams, with the bank’s logo moving to the front of team jerseys. This extends their partnership with the Springbok Women’s team. The FNB logo will feature on all national teams, starting with the Springboks’ Test match against Italy on July 5. The value of the Springbok jersey has increased significantly under coach Rassie Erasmus.
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Liam Lawson: Red Bull set to replace New Zealander with Yuki Tsunoda for Japanese Grand Prix

BBC Sport

Red Bull has made a shocking decision to drop Liam Lawson after just two races in F1. The 23-year-old New Zealander will be replaced by Yuki Tsunoda and move to Red Bull’s second team. The move was decided by Red Bull bosses in Dubai and is expected to be officially confirmed soon. Lawson’s poor performance in the first two races led to this unexpected change.
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