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Sunday Tribune, 23 八月 2026

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ArticleCop’s murder raises alarm over rogue mil­it­ary net­work

THE assas­sin­a­tion of Lieu­ten­ant Col­onel Frans Math­ipa, who was invest­ig­at­ing the involve­ment of mil­it­ary spe­cial forces in the abduc­tion and dis­ap­pear­ance of Ethiopian national Abdella Abadiga, high­lights a con­cern­ing shift in...

Cop’s murder raises alarm over rogue mil­it­ary net­work

ArticleFEAR NOT

THE National Sea Res­cue Insti­tute, in con­junc­tion with the South African Police Ser­vice, the South African Navy, and the South African National Defence Force, held a dis­aster pre­pared­ness sim­u­la­tion exer­cise at Durban’s North Beach...

FEAR NOT

ArticleMchunu faces fresh wit­ness influ­ence claim

POLICE Min­is­ter Senzo Mchunu has been accused of mak­ing another attempt to influ­ence testi­mony before the Mad­langa Com­mis­sion, with Col­onel Deena Govender telling the inquiry one of the min­is­ter’s allies sought to per­suade him to implic­ate...

Mchunu faces fresh wit­ness influ­ence claim

ArticleANC keeps may­oral picks under wraps

THE ANC decided at the last minute to keep the nation guess­ing about who will con­test may­oral pos­i­tions in the Novem­ber 4 local gov­ern­ment elec­tions. Instead of dis­clos­ing its can­did­ates yes­ter­day as it ini­tially prom­ised, it...

ANC keeps may­oral picks under wraps

ArticleKwamashu twins dive from town­ship pools into elite SA Navy careers

LOSING their par­ents at the age of nine did not stop Kwamashu twins Ayanda and Anele Mthembu from diving into the depths of the ocean and build­ing careers as elite divers in the South African Navy. The 33-year-old sis­ters are now petty officers in...

Kwamashu twins dive from town­ship pools into elite SA Navy careers

ArticleHealthy eat­ing doesn’t mean giv­ing up her­it­age

FOR many South Afric­ans, food is about far more than nutri­tion. It is fam­ily, cul­ture, cel­eb­ra­tion, com­fort and memory- something Ver­ishe Rug­bur, a dieti­tian at Diet Rite, under­stands from per­sonal exper­i­ence. Grow­ing up in Durban in a...

Healthy eat­ing doesn’t mean giv­ing up her­it­age