Ramaphosa’s security detail gets grounded in Poland, Coastal regions on High Alert, Spotify executive calls Harry and Meghan ‘grifters’, and Synthetic human embryo raises ethical issues.
– Gale-force winds and waves reaching 8 metres are expected to disrupt coastal activities. [– Emma Raducanu said “sometimes I think to myself ‘I wish I’d never won the US Open'” as she spoke about her physical and mental struggles since then. [– Bill Simmons, head of podcast innovation and monetisation at Spotify, spoke out after the couple’s $20m deal with the company ended prematurely.
[– Twitter plans to focus on video, creator and commerce partnerships to revitalize the social media company’s business beyond digital advertising, according to an investor presentation by owner Elon Musk and new Chief Executive Linda Yaccarino that was reviewed by Reuters. [– Hugh Hefner’s son Marston Hefner is doing OnlyFans – against his wife’s wishes.
South Africa Latest News, South Africa Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Monday marks 110 years since the Natives Land Act became law - SABC NewsMonday June 19th, marks 110 years since the 1913 Natives Land Act was passed in the then Union of South Africa. It prohibited Natives from owning, leasing or acquiring land. The Act was repealed in June 1991.
Read more »
Daily news update: SA-Poland rift, Youth Day wrap, smart meters | The CitizenGood morning South Africa🌅Here’s your Saturday morning☕ news📰 update: An easy-to-read selection of our top stories. Poland & YouthDayWrap and SmartMeters
Read more »
Daily news update: Presidential spokesperson's lie, Ramaphosa in Russia, Father's Day | The CitizenGood morning South Africa 🌅 Happy FathersDay. Here’s your Sundaymorning news📰 update: An easy-to-read selection of our top stories. VincentMagwenya cyrilramaphosa MeghanMarkle
Read more »
Tshwane residents to embark on week-long protest against illegal immigration - SABC NewsResidents of Tshwane will on Monday morning begin a week-long mass protest against illegal immigrants living in South Africa.
Read more »