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Sunday World embroiled in contract dispute with Goolam Vawda

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October 30, 2025

GAUTENG police say they are continuing to investigate the social media abuse case opened by former Cabinet minister Lindiwe Sisulu against activist Goolam Vawda, as Vawda finds himself in a spat with the Sunday World newspaper over a “reneged contract”.

- MANYANE MANYANE

Sisulu laid a criminal complaint on July 21, 2024 at the Roodepoort police station, accusing Vawda of cyberbullying, hate speech, and publishing defamatory content targeting her and others via social media.

A year later, there have been no reported arrests or developments, despite the fact that Vawda has taken to X (previously known as Twitter) that he had signed a binding sales agency agreement with Fundudzi Media (Sunday World).

Vawda claims that he had a six month contract with the newspaper, which was recently purchased by new owners which include broadcast journalist John Bailey, but that the newspaper had dumped him while he had expended considerable personal expenses.

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Small innovations, big impact: How China leverages technology to enhance daily life

AT a recently held home-service robot conference, humanoid robots captivated audiences with lifelike demonstrations across a variety of household scenarios — preparing sandwiches, cleaning tables, folding clothes and even teaching children English.

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Technology unlocks new possibilities for people with disabilities

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SA's first range-extended EV bakkie, aims to hit a sweet spot

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Glencore reports significant drop in ferrochrome production

GLENCORE’S ferrochrome production fell by 51% to 436 kt year-to-date to September 31 after operations at its Boshoek and Wonderkop smelters were suspended in May and June 2025 respectively, the London and JSE listed group said.

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Monique Muller: the influencer who went from fame to infamy amid gang allegations

MONIQUE Muller, a well-known South African influencer and the former girlfriend of award-winning presenter Katlego Maboe, has yet again found herself in the spotlight for all the wrong reasons.

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Illicit financial flows drain Africa's mineral wealth — Greenpeace

AFRICA is losing billions of dollars every year through illicit financial flows (IFFs) from its mineral sector, undermining the continent's potential to benefit from the global clean energy transition, according to a new report by Greenpeace Africa on Wednesday.

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