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Daily Voice - June 06, 2025

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June 06, 2025

Butchers report beef shortage

GOOD Hope Meat Hyper, one of the city's largest Halaal meat retailers has warned of a possible beef shortage following a confirmed case of Foot-and-Mouth Disease (FMD) at the Karan Beef feedlot in Heidelberg, Gauteng.

1 mins

IN THE LINE OF FIRE

Gayton slams critics and reveals plot to kill' NCC main man Fadiel Adams

1 mins

BERRY READY TO MAKE VAN HONEST MAN

THREE-TIME divorcee Halle Berry has revealed she has been keep- ing her berk Van Hunt waiting for an answer to his marriage proposal.

1 mins

FLAME GOES COLD

US ACTRESS Dakota Johnson and singer Chris Martin have called it quits.

1 mins

Good programmes can save Flats kids

GOOD Party leader Patricia de Lille says only investing in making the lives of Cape Flats mense better will end the cycle of violent crime.

1 mins

COP OUT

Gatvol Vrygrond mense slam SAPS' plans to fight crime as waste of time

2 mins

'TOT DIED ALONE'

Eastridge seun, 3, with a disability found dead after being left at home

1 mins

LAUGH IT OFF

THE month of June just got a whole lot funnier as the 26th annual JIVE Cape Town Funny Festival returns to the Mother City.

1 mins

BELHAR NPO ASKS FOR HELP TO WARM CAPE'S HOMELESS

WITH the bitterkoud winter days upon us, non-profit organisation Bakuphe (generous in Isi-Xhosa), situated in Belhar, is hosting their annual winter blanket drive to help keep Cape Town warm.

1 mins

Prem clubs are making big moves

THE Premier League clubs are wasting no time to strengthen their squad ahead of the new season, with Chelsea announcing the capture of Ipswich Town hotshot Liam Delap yesterday.

1 mins

CT CITY'S FATE SEALED?

CAPE Town City will face Casric Stars in their first PSL promotion playoffs match innie Kaap next Saturday.

1 mins

RON TOP OF THE WORLD

Portugal superstar Cristiano Ronaldo earns rave reviews after his winner v Germany

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Basadien is Bafana's baas vanaand

STELLENBOSCH leftback Fawaaz Basadien will be the main ou for Bafana Bafana when they tackle Tanzania in an international friendly at the Peter Mokaba Stadium tonight at 7.30pm.

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Saders to Crus past the Reds?

A REJUVENATED Crusaders face the Reds to kick off the Super Rugby playoffs today at 9.05am, with the New Zealand side chasing an eighth title in nine years after a disastrous 2024.

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Sacha is crowned SA's best

SPRINGBOK and Stormers utility back Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu added another significant accolade to his SA Rugby Young Player of the Year award by being crowned SA’s United Rugby Championship Player of the Season for 2024/25.

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AGE IS JUST A NOMMER

NOVAK Djokovic has wysed all his competitors in the tennis world that he might be out, but this Serbian is far from koud.

1 mins

CIRCLE BIGGER

STORMERS prop Neethling Fouche has been picked as one of the oldest rookies in Springbok coach Rassie Erasmus’ 54-man training squad for the upcoming international season.

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Daily Voice Description:

Editor: Independent-Media-Newspapers

Categoría: Newspaper

Idioma: English

Frecuencia: Daily

The Daily Voice is a Cape tabloid newspaper that captures the life of working class communities. We speak the people’s language, tell the people’s stories and champion the people’s issues by giving a voice to the voiceless. You can find the Daily Voice in a taxi on the Cape Flats, on a factory floor, under a housewife’s arm, or on a student’s smartphone. We deliver a unique brand of news that is both informative and entertaining, and our outrageous headlines are what make the Daily Voice the most-read newspaper in the Cape Town metropolitan. The Daily Voice is predominantly available in Cape Town, but is also sold in the Western Cape’s Boland, West Coast and Overberg regions.