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Absa challenges claims of mass theft at Joburg 10km (opens the original)
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Claims that about 100 runners had their phones stolen during the Absa RUN YOUR CITY JOBURG 10K on Heritage Day have been disputed by race organisers and police, who say only a small number of incidents were formally reported. The organisers of the race, held in Johannesburg on Thursday, said two bag-slashing incidents were formally reported through the event’s Venue Operations Centre (VOC). One incident occurred in the Batch D starting area, while another was reported at Water Point 2. Both inci
Gauteng's contraception gap persists despite free services (opens the original)
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South Africa’s fertility rate is falling, but Gauteng is still struggling to get women to access contraception, with provincial health data showing uptake well below its target. Only 32.45% of women eligible for contraceptive services accessed them during the first quarter of the 2026/27 financial year, compared with the Gauteng Department of Health’s target of 43%. The shortfall comes despite contraception being available free of charge at public healthcare facilities across the province, inclu
WATCH | Thousands light up grills for World's Biggest Braai this Heritage Day (opens the original)
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Thousands gathered around the flames as South Africans turned the nation’s favourite pastime into a celebration of culture, food and togetherness at Loftus Versfeld stadium. For a few hours on Heritage Day, the Pretoria stadium became a giant outdoor kitchen, bringing South Africans from different backgrounds together around one of the country’s most beloved traditions, the braai. The gathering was also an ambitious attempt to claim the Guinness World Records title for the most people braaiing s
Oupa Sindane chooses health and 'spiritual seclusion' over Madlanga commission (opens the original)
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Oupa Bafana Sindane was supposed to face the heat at the Madlanga commission of inquiry on Wednesday, but instead the commission heard that the taxi boss had to pass on the invitation due to battling uncontrollable hypertension and undergoing a period of “sacred spiritual seclusion”. Besides his supposed medical condition and need for spiritual enlightenment, his postponement request also cited a pending high court challenge to the commission’s subpoena. Sindane’s lawyer, Adv Thabani Masuku, tol
Sibiya's friend Bishop Maumela withdraws his conspiracy claims (opens the original)
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Bishop Azwihangwi Maumela has apologised and withdrawn a series of explosive statements he made following the arrest and court appearance of suspended deputy national police commissioner Lieutenant-General Shadrack Sibiya. In a statement issued on Wednesday, Maumela said he had reflected on his media comments and accepted that he should have exercised greater restraint, particularly because the case involves a minor. “I therefore unreservedly withdraw the statements I made and sincerely apologis
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