Daily Voice - April 04, 2025

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April 04, 2025

SA accused of working with Hamas

THE South African government has been accused of working with Hamas ahead of the 7 October 2023 attack on Israel.

1 min

CHANNING TATUM GETS A NUWE GIRL

HOLLYWOOD hunk Channing Tatum has been spotted enjoying a romantic evening stroll with his new model girlfriend, Inka Williams.

1 min

ARE YOU THE NEXT MISS SA?

LADIES, it's time to show your beauty and power as the search for the next Miss SA begins.

2 mins

Garies ou hits vrou with pole

A GARIES man, 34, has been sentenced to 10 years in the mang after viciously beating his 17-year-old girlfriend.

1 min

I FELL OFF A BAKKIE

JOSHLIN Smith co-accused Steveno van Rhyn's claims of police torture het platgeval after a confession video was played in court.

2 mins

LUCKY TO BE ALIVE

Joggers survive hit and run as woman is knocked down the Bantry Bay cliffs

2 mins

'ENOUGH IS ENOUGH'

Langa residents march for justice after 2nd rape of 15-year-old girl

2 mins

DO OR DIE

SA teams face KO matches in Europe

1 min

Blitzboks want to keep it fresh

WHAT happened in Hong Kong stayed in Hong Kong and the Blitzbok squad arrived in Singapore this week with a fresh mind and effort, but also with a clear mission to finish the regular SVNS season with an performance that will do justice to the team, South Africa and the badge on their chests.

1 min

PERAL'S CITY FEEL THE HEAT

CAPE Town City FC face a crucial challenge against Sekhukhune United in the Premiership at Cape Town Stadium on Sunday (5.30pm kickoff).

1 min

Norris: It's our time to shine

MCLAREN'S championship leader Lando Norris says it's their time to shine and have Formula One's best car ahead of Sunday's 7am Japanese Grand Prix.

1 min

FOR THE RECORD

LOSE to Manchester City at Old Trafford on Sunday at 5.30pm and Manchester United will equal their record for the most defeats suffered in a single Premier League season.

1 min

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