Daily Voice - April 07, 2025

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April 07, 2025

DA vow to stay in the GNU

LEADER John Steenhuisen has vowed that the Democratic Alliance (DA) will fight on in the Government of National Unity (GNU) despite ongoing disputes over VAT increases.

1 min

LANGA 'RAPIST' GETS BAIL

JOSEPH Losi Nthethe, the man accused of raping a 15-year-old intellectually-challenged minor from Langa, has been released on R1 000 bail.

1 min

TKZEE HEATS UP JAZZ FEST LINE-UP BILL

THE run-in to the Cape Town International Jazz Festival (CTIJF) is reaching its \"final countdown\".

1 min

Somali bust for 'entjies'

THE South African Police Service (SAPS) and the Hawks have taken down an illegal entjies operation in Atlantis.

1 min

'BOMBER MAN' FACES TRIAL

Mamre man se hoax blows up in his face as he goes to court for 'terrorism'

2 mins

BUST WITH R1M'S PILLE

CRIME fighters have lauded the arrest of a Khayelitsha vrou who was busted with Mandrax pille worth a whopping R1 million over the weekend.

1 min

Cops investigating a Gugs mass murder

DETECTIVES from the Serious and Violent Crimes Unit are investigating the fatal shooting of four men in Gugulethu on Friday.

1 min

EXTORTION GANGS HIT UP CAPE FLATS BARBERSHOPS

BARBERSHOPS have been targeted by extortionists over the past week, after two videos have surfaced on the internet showing armed gunmen entering barbershops and robbing the barbers and their clients in broad daylight.

1 min

MANENBERG MAYHEM

Mense worry as gang war erupts after hit on ‘boss’ at the weekend

1 min

ACTIVISTS MOURN BLONDIE

BABOON activists are reeling after a male baboon, fondly known as Blondie, was found dead.

1 min

GOLDEN OLDIES

SOUTH Africa's gogos had a ball as they hosted the world in the first-ever Grannies International Football Tournament (GIFT).

1 min

MCKENZIE: VAR ON IT'S WAY TO PSL

IN A groot update for South African football, Sports, Arts and Culture Minister Gayton McKenzie confirmed yesterday that the country is on track to implement video assistant referee (VAR) technology in the PSL.

1 min

Arteta hits out at Everton penalty

ARSENAL manager Mikel Arteta disagreed with the decision to award Everton a penalty for a foul by Myles Lewis-Skelly in his side's view Premier League title dream fade further with a 1-1 draw at Goodison Park on Saturday.

1 min

CHELSEA SHOOT BLANKS

CHELSEA extended their long run without a Premier League away win when they were held to a 0-0 draw at their west London neighbours Brentford yesterday, dealing a fresh setback to their push for a Champions League spot.

1 min

Champions-elect go down to Fulham at Craven Cottage

FULHAM put Liverpool's procession towards the Premier League title on pause with a deserved 3-2 win yesterday, capitalising on some dreadful defending to boost their push for European football next term.

1 min

REDS DROP POINTS

FULHAM put Liverpool's procession towards the Premier League title on pause with a deserved 3-2 win yesterday, capitalising on some dreadful defending to boost their push for European football next term.

1 min

Max bags 1st win of season in Japan

FOUR-TIME world champion Max Verstappen led from pole to chequered flag to win the Japanese Grand Prix yesterday, his first victory of the 2025 season, with McLaren's Lando Norris second.

1 min

Stormers say Willemse is not going anywhere after April joke goes viral

DAMIAN Willemse is not leaving the Stormers before 2027, the franchise announced over the weekend.

1 min

BULLS WIN IN FRANCE

THE Bulls triumphed 32-22 over Bayonne to reach the Challenge Cup quarter-finals after an intense match at the Stade Jean-Dauger on Saturday.

1 min

NOT COOL BY THE FOOL

DAMIAN Willemse is not leaving the Stormers before 2027, the franchise announced over the weekend.

1 min

Blitzbok kort sambok

SOUTH Africa finished ninth for the second week in a row in the SVNS Series.

1 min

City vat 'n Tinkler pak slae

ERIC Tinkler returned to Cape Town City last night in the colours of Sekhukhune.

1 min

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