Daily Dispatch - 2024-02-01

• Power cut at Mdantsane court due to payment issues
• Bid to have cellphone records ruled inadmissib­le in Mandela funeral fraud case fails
• Stock theft suspect makes things easy for cops
• Search on for talent to join Duncan Village choir
• Livin’ on a prayer: meet trio turning a profit by using their hands
• ANC’S step-aside rule in spotlight as top BCM councillor is suspended
• Ethekwini mayor survives motion to have him removed from office
• Be wary of friends loaded with cash, pupils warned
• Light shines bright for village pupils with new solar-powered container classroom
• Outgoing Beaconhurs­t principal rounds off career with 100% matric pass
• Clarendon pupil opens own debating club
• Port Rex boffin to showcase smart water system in China
• Japan earthquake survivors battle unsanitary conditions with no running water
• Thai court rules election winners violated constituti­on on royal insults law
• Yemen’s Houthis threaten more attacks on US, British warships
• South Korea’s Yoon warns North Korea may try to disrupt April poll
• SONA: PROMISES, PLANS, AND COMPLETE MISSES
• BKCOB helps push for seat at Nedlac
• SA will stand on the right side of history
• Annual scholar transport fiasco foreseeabl­e, and it is completely avoidable
• Oil company plans to bring back Malaysian Formula 1 GP in 2026
• China's Zheng downcast by Sabalenka reality check
• Fifa states a record amount spent by clubs on internatio­nal transfers
• Surfers Challenge to embark on 49th journey
• Nontshinga appeals for support before world title shot

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