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April 09, 2026

MEDICS ROBBED

Bontas diewe mug ambulance team on duty

1 mins

A vrag Cabinet officials are flagged in lifestyle audits

LIFESTYLE audits for ministers within President Cyril Ramaphosa's Cabinet have flagged 24 officials in the Presidency for suspected undeclared income or concealed assets.

1 mins

IT'S A WRAP

UK government blocks Kanye West from London music fest

1 mins

RAPPER VAS FOR ALLEGED OFFSET LINKS

RAPPER Lil Tjay has been arrested and charged in connection with an incident that took place in the lead-up to the shooting of Migos star, Offset, on Monday.

1 mins

'Coke' banker in new bail bid

'COCAINE banker' Raed Cupido is back innie hof, making his third attempt at bail ahead of his high-profile trial at the Cape Town Regional Court.

1 mins

DOUBLE TROUBLE

Second security firm probes 'viral assault' misconduct

2 mins

Former Stellies palie faces sexual assault allegations

A FORMER Stellenbosch primary school principal is in the hof after allegedly slapping a former employee on the butt.

1 mins

TOWN CENTRE 'TURF WAR'

Vendors fear more gun violence around Mitchells Plain hub

1 mins

Shock as body of a newborn is found in a Delft trash heap

A GROUP of Delft South friends made a horror discovery when they found the body of a newborn baby in a plastic bag, with the afterbirth and umbilical cord attached.

1 mins

SUPER SERVICE SHOUTOUT

THIS month, our Super Service Shoutout goes to Musa Ndlovu from Topeka Spur, Kenilworth Centre.

1 mins

HEAD START

Follow these tips to help smooth out applications for 2027's schoolgoers

3 mins

Romance blooms at bioskops

WHY do I get the feeling that April is the month of love? As if Valentine's Day isn't enough.

1 mins

FIFA PROBE SPANISH FA FOR CHANT

WORLD football's governing body Fifa told AFP that it had opened disciplinary proceedings against the Spanish football federation over anti-Muslim chants heard at a recent match between Spain and Egypt.

1 mins

MAKE HIM BAAS

Utd stars back Carrick to be permanent manager

1 mins

Forest, Villa eye Euro wins

NOTTINGHAM Forest may be fighting for Premier League survival this term, but tonight's 9pm trip to Porto for their Europa League quarterfinal first leg offers top goalscorer Igor Jesus and his manskappe the chance to put relegation woes to one side as they chase a first continental title in 46 years.

1 mins

Neuer is hailed as 'special'

BAYERN Munich coach Vincent Kompany hailed goalkeeper Manuel Neuer after his span secured a 2-1 Champions League quarterfinal first leg win at Real Madrid on Tuesday.

1 mins

RASSIE, JOE YSTER

Bok boss se latest coaching recruit Lewis is praised as a 'brilliant addition' to setup

1 mins

Oz yster rebuffs the Irish

IN-DEMAND tighthead prop Massimo De Lutiis yesterday rebuffed Ireland and Ulster to commit to Australian rugby and his Super Rugby club the Reds.

1 mins

TEEN ACE KLAPS BUMRAH

VAIBHAV Sooryavanshi was hailed as “amazing” and “fearless” after the 15-year-old underlined his rare talent with an audacious display against yster Indian bowler Jasprit Bumrah in the IPL.

1 mins

SIMPLY THE BEST

Havertz: Raya is world's No.1 keeper

1 mins

BLITZBOKS BACK AT ZERO

QUEWIN

1 mins

Hunt sek sy bek at PSL refs

STELLENBOSCH FC coach Gavin Hunt has bemoaned the standard of refereeing in South African football after his team’s 2-1 loss to Richards Bay at the King Zwelithini Stadium.

1 mins

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Daily Voice Description:

出版社: Independent-Media-Newspapers

カテゴリ: Newspaper

言語: English

頻度: 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.