Daily Voice - April 08, 2025

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April 08, 2025

'EK BLY IN MYANMAR'

A SOUTH African teacher working in Myanmar, Sibonelo Myeni, said despite losing his girlfriend and some critical documents during the deadly earthquake, he will remain in the Southeast Asian nation.

1 min

STEVENO: ASK KELLY & LIMA

THE Western Cape High Court heard that it was Steveno van Rhyn who first mentioned the woman allegedly involved in the case of missing six-year-old Joshlin Smith.

1 min

'HARRY IS NOT OVERLY HAPPY WITH WIFEY'

PRINCE Harry is reportedly kwaad vir wifey Meghan Markle for using their laaities in promoting her brand.

1 min

'I DON'T BUK FOR GELUK'

TERRENCE Howard is the latest star to come forward and accuse Sean \"Diddy\" Combs of being a sex pest, but says he doesn't \"bend over in that way\".

1 min

BUS DRIVER TO APPEAR FOR RAPE

A BUS driver is expected to appear in the Piketberg Magistrates court this week on sexual assault allegations involving a 16-year-old school pupil.

1 min

BAIL DENIED

'Violent' man will remain in custody after he allegedly killed neighbour

2 mins

NO WORKING CELLS AT COP SHOP

CONCERNS over the closure of the holding cells at Kensington Police Station have arisen amid a spate of shootings and claims of escapes at the cop shop.

2 mins

UP IN SMOKE

Two fires around Cape leaves over 1,000 people homeless

2 mins

Tannie is 107 'but looks 91'

ONE of Groote Schuur Hospital's first nurses, Cora \"Tannie Cora\" Sny-man Louw, celebrated her 107th birthday at the weekend.

1 min

COPS OUT TO SAVE FLATS BOYS

CAPE Flats laaities enjoyed a weekend away at an all-boys camp hosted by cops with the aim of tackling gang recruitment in various communities.

1 min

KRAAI FOR JOY

Goliath Estate informal settlement gets training centre

2 mins

Gunners going all in for Real

HELLO my good football people, I trust all's well with you all! Another (mostly) entertaining weekend of football!

3 mins

Challenges remain for Verstappen

WORLD champion Max Verstappen exploded the idea that McLaren might absolutely dominate the Formula One season with victory at the Japanese Grand Prix at the weekend, but the Dutchman was by no means certain he would be able to repeat the feat elsewhere.

1 min

Maresca blames ‘unfair' schedule

ENZO Maresca insisted Chelsea's \"unfair\" schedule forced him to drop out-of-form forward Cole Palmer for Sunday's 0-0 draw at Brentford.

1 min

REDS NOT COMPLACENT

LIVERPOOL baas Arne Slot denied his players were complacent, despite the runaway Premier League leaders slumping to a 3-2 defeat at Fulham on Sunday with an error-strewn display.

1 min

LOVE THY NEIGHBOUR

Ex-United stars slam Manchester sides for friendly hugs after swak derby draw

1 min

'Losing key_players has hit City'

THE loss of key manne over the past 18 months seems to be at the heart of Cape Town City's sukkels as their downward spiral continues.

1 min

STELLIES UP FOR CAIRO

STELLENBOSCH FC coach Steve Barker is looking forward to his manne embracing the groot challenge that awaits them in Cairo when they face Zamalek in the Caf Confederation Cup quarter-final second leg at 6pm tomorrow.

1 min

Klaasen's SA future in doubt

CRICKET South Africa (CSA) announced the Proteas contracted squad for the 2025-26 season yesterday.

1 min

BEAT THE ODDS

ARSENAL have not made it past the Champions League quarter-finals since 2009.

1 min

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