FRIDAY, 19 DECEMBER 2025, 07:02
This festive season, viewers are invited to step into the glamorous yet cut-throat world of high-powered law when Mzansi Magic premieres its brand-new legal drama series, ‘Law, Love & Betrayal’.
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Kaizer Chiefs will make their debut at this year’s TransferRoom Live Summit which is scheduled to take place on Monday.
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Remnants of Christmas cards intended for Labour MPs and constituency offices were found at the site.
Arsenal will set up an all-English quarter-final against Chelsea in the Women’s Champions League if they beat Leuven in the play-offs.
Experts warn that South African malls and shopping centres face heightened legal risk over slip-and-fall incidents during the festive season.
The 70-year-old is accused of attacking Edla Marlborough in Oxfordshire between 2022 and 2024.
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Ollie Pope’s old frailties returned in Adelaide and his wretched dismissal leaves him with one innings to save his England place, writes Matthew Henry.
The ANC Youth League has resolved that members found guilty of corruption, gender-based violence, and other unethical conduct will be barred from holding any office in the organisation.