The dispute stems from internal disciplinary processes within Denosa's Tshwane regional leadership, where members were suspended and charged.
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Carte Blanche coming up: Poverty for profit
Carte Blanche turns the spotlight on an informal settlement east of Johannesburg, where a project meant to bring development has instead raised serious concerns.
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Springbok Elrigh Louw and his beautiful long-time partner Mirinthea tied the knot in a fairytale wedding. Take a look...
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World Rugby has admitted the workload of Springbok players is not sustainable just as another top star has been ruled out for the season.
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Eskom has announced a seven-hour power outage in Gauteng on Tuesday, 31 March, as part of scheduled maintenance.
Read More »Security guard to face 2 murder raps after second victim dies
CEBU CITY, Philippines — The security guard who figured in a shooting rage on Friday, March 27, will be facing two murder raps following the death of the second victim. Police Lieutenant Colonel Franco Rudolf Oriol, spokesperson of the Cebu City Police Office (CCPO), said they will file the cases by Monday or Tuesday after
Read More »Capitol directs cities, towns to observe Earth Hour on March 28
CEBU CITY, Philippines — Cebu Governor Pamela Baricuatro has ordered all cities and municipalities in the province to switch off non-essential lights from 8:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. on March 28 for Earth Hour, the provincial government announced Friday. In an executive order, Baricuatro emphasized the symbolic act as part of Cebu’s commitment to environmental
Read More »‘Statue man’ held in Colon for begging, not street performance
CEBU CITY, Philippines — A street performer popularly known as a “statue man” was apprehended along Colon Street not for performing, but for actively soliciting or begging money from passersby, the Cebu City Anti-Mendicancy Office (CCAMO) clarified. In a statement, CCAMO said the individual has been observed doing two types of activities in the area,
Read More »Filipinos are still happy, but with fewer highs — SWS survey
MANILA, Philippines — The latest Social Weather Stations (SWS) survey showed that Filipinos continued to describe their lives in positive terms. However, within those responses, fewer placed themselves at the highest end of the happiness scale, and more of them clustered in the middle. The nationwide survey, conducted Nov. 24-30, 2025, found that 33% of adult
Read More »₱12 baon to board passer: 4Ps graduate’s journey to stability
CEBU CITY, Philippines — With just P12 for daily allowance, Mary Portia Mae M. Uy, a 4Ps graduate, learned early how to survive on almost nothing and still find a way to give back. “Kanang dose pesos […] sa uban bata, murag dili na nimo mapalit og unsa-unsa,” she recalled. But for her, even that
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