The MK Party says without John Hlophe, the Judicial Service Commission (JSC) would be improperly constituted.
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MK Party wants to interdict JSC sitting over Hlophe’s exclusion
Young Stunna Partners With New App ‘The Kulture’
A brand-new entertainment platform, The Kulture, has launched, offering fans an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at their favorite artists, with chart-topping Amapiano star Young Stunna leading the way as the first artist featured on the platform. The app, which is set to revolutionize how fans engage with artists, went live this week and promises to bring […]
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Rise in new HIV diagnoses in England puts 2030 zero transmission target ‘at risk’
The achievable goal of ending new transmissions of HIV by 2030 is “at risk” experts say, after new figures revealed the number of new HIV diagnoses in England has increased. New data from UKHSA published on Tuesday (1 October) shows HIV diagnoses first made in England – so excluding those previously diagnosed abroad – increased by 15 per […]
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Sir Elton John bleakly reveals ‘there’s not much of me left’ after missing organs
'But I'm still here.'
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‘Soul-stirring’ movie with near-perfect Rotten Tomatoes score is about to hit Netflix
'A dreamy triumph.'
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Phillip Schofield threatens to expose former co-workers after admitting he was ‘thrown under a bus’ for affair scandal
PHILLIP Schofield has threatened to expose his former associates after he said he was ‘thrown under the bus’. The TV ...
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Gayton McKenzie bags Feather Award nominations for his ever-presence [VIDEO]
Minister McKenzie is nominated alongside Icebolethu Funerals and entrepreneur Kgomotso Seboko.
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Georgia’s president sends anti-LGBTQ+ bill back to parliament – but it could still become law
Georgia’s president Salome Zourabichvili has sent the country’s anti-LGBTQ+ bill back to parliament rather than signing it – but it could still become law. On Wednesday (2 October), Zourabichvili returned the LGBT Propaganda bill to parliament following it being passed by lawmakers on 17 September. Despite Zourabichvili’s failure to sign the bill means the parliamentary […]
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Matthijs de Ligt lifts lid on how Erik ten Hag is dealing with Manchester United sack threat
The pressure keeps mounting on Ten Hag.
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Girl, 4, dies after being struck by a minibus in town centre
Police are appealing for dashcam footage after the tragedy.
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