South Africa: Today’s latest news and headlines, Thursday, 6 June

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South Africa: Today’s latest news and headlines, Thursday, 6 June
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In the latest news in South Africa on Thursday, 6 June, Zizi Kodwa has resigned as Minister of Sport, Arts and Culture.

Zizi Kodwa has resigned as Minister of Sport, Arts and Culture as he faces corruption charges. He appeared in court earlier on Wednesday.The two appeared before the Palm Ridge Specialised Crime Court on Wednesday on corruption charges.

Snow blanketed large parts of South Africa and Lesotho over the past 72 hours. Making the country resemble a winter wonderland.BREAKING: Zizi Kodwa resigns as Sport, Arts and Culture MinisterAfter authorities arrested Mr. Kodwa, he appeared at the Palm Ridge Specialised Commercialised Crime Court on Wednesday.

Thabo Bester has refuted his 2012 murder and rape convictions, insisting that a “dangerous” police unit forced him to plead guilty.

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