Daily Voice - April 01, 2025

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April 01, 2025

TRUMP DUMPS ARMY AID

US announces suspension of assistance and cooperation with SA Defence Force

2 mins

GNU reach an agreement

THE ANC and the DA, the two leading parties in the Government of National Unity (GNU) are on the verge of coming to an agreement to pass the contentious budget.

1 min

MAKING AN IMPACT

MZANSI'S international superstar Tyla has bagged yet another accolade.

2 mins

KOLISI TAKES FOUNDATION TO THE CCMA

FORMER CEO and co-founder of the Kolisi Foundation, Rachel Kolisi, has taken the organisation to the Commission for Conciliation, Mediation and Arbitration (CCMA).

1 min

Runner made to pay for 'crash

THE Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA) turned down an appeal by seasoned road runner Christine Kalmer against an earlier order that she was liable for 30 percent of the damages suffered by a member of the public after Kalmer, who was competing in a road race, collided with her.

1 min

Ou gets 12 years for rape

A NORTHERN Cape teenager who raped three minor boys from the time he was 14 years old has been sentenced to 60 years in jail.

1 min

WHAT THE PAK?

Elsies mom claims her son was hit by a school teacher

2 mins

At least 33 killed on foot

AT LEAST 33 pedestrians have been killed in Cape Town and surrounding areas over the past three weeks, leading the Western Cape Government to sound the alarm over the safety of road users.

1 min

ROOKIE MISTAKE

Trainee Metro officer busted at gang house' with drugs and ammo

1 min

Ou stabs meisie in the face

A JEALOUS convicted murderer is back behind bars after a vicious attack on his ex-girlfriend while out on parole.

1 min

GAYTON FACES JOSHLIN 'CHARGES'

Minister claims NPA is deciding whether to prosecute him or not

1 min

SON-IN-LAW ORDERED HIT

A COLD-BLOODED murder orchestrated by the son-in-law of a well-known Northpine oupa resulted in one of the attackers being convicted of murder and two charges of attempted murder.

1 min

Minister claims NPA is deciding whether to prosecute him or not

Joshlin's disappearance was disrupted by misinformation and social media activity.

1 min

CLASSIC BMWS SELL FOR MILLIONS

A RARE BMW 333i two-door from 1987 has become, to our knowledge, the most expensive 3-Series ever sold in South Africa.

1 min

START FROM SCRATCH

Ready D looks to other projects after announcing his GHFM exit

1 min

Atomfall is a taste of Britain

SURVIVAL action games have never been more British than the newcomer Atomfall.

1 min

Reds fans can't begrudge Trent

HELLO my good football people, I trust you're doing well...

3 mins

Rashford feeling fitter and better

MARCUS Rashford said he is playing better since joining Aston Villa on loan from Manchester United after scoring his first two goals for the Birmingham side in a 3-0 win over second-tier side Preston North End to reach the FA Cup semi-finals on Sunday.

1 min

Downs and Bucs face tough tests

THE CAF Champions League quarter-finals get underway tonight, with three of Africa's representatives at the Club World Cup reaching the last eight.

1 min

CITY NEED HEART, SOUL

AFTER a loss at Bournemouth began Manchester City's run of poor form this season, City manager Pep Guardiola hopes Sunday's 2-1 comeback win against the same opponent will help his span rediscover the \"soul\" that they have lacked in recent months.

1 min

DALA WHAT YOU MUST

Peral says his Citizens must fight to stay in the top flight

1 min

Reds get Real's Vinicius for Trent

IN A move that has stunned the football world, Liverpool and Real Madrid have agreed to a surprising 'swap' deal involving Trent Alexander-Arnold and Vinicius Junior.

1 min

'PUT THE BLAME ON ME'

BLITZBOK coach Philip Snyman still believes his manne can beat any team, so their ninth-place finish at the Hong Kong SVNS was a bitter pill to swallow.

1 min

Saka set to make his return

BUKAYO Saka is \"ready to go\" for Arsenal after three months out with a hamstring injury, manager Mikel Arteta said yesterday.

1 min

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