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The Elusive Rwandan Genocide Fugitive Faces Over 50 Charges

by Michael Jameson
June 12, 2023

Ukiliho Kayishema Fulgence, a fugitive accused of masterminding the massacre of more than 2,000 Tutsi refugees during the 1994 Rwandan genocide, has been apprehended in Paarl, South Africa. With a 27yearlong manhunt, Fulgence now faces a list of 52 charges, including multiple counts related to the Refugees Act and Immigration Act. This article explores the key aspects of the story, shedding light on the decadeslong evasion and the legal implications at hand.

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The Tragic Killing of Cape Fur Seals: A Call for Action and Protection

by Michael Jameson
June 10, 2023

The gruesome discovery of six Cape fur seals found stabbed on Kommetjie’s Long Beach has left both the local and international community in shock. The Cape of Good Hope Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA) has reported that two of the six seals were pregnant females, making this incident even more tragic.

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In the Shadow of Sabotage: A Closer Look at the Dark Side of South Africa’s Power Utility, Eskom

by Michael Jameson
June 10, 2023

Eskom, South Africa’s stateowned power utility, has been facing a host of problems, including rolling blackouts, financial turmoil, crime, corruption, and internal sabotage. The issues have become so deeply ingrained within the organization that forensic investigators have been called in to uncover the extent of the problem.

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Cheslin Kolbe and Western Province Rugby: A Tale of Speculation and Clarification

by Michael Jameson
June 8, 2023

Renowned rugby player Cheslin Kolbe has been the subject of many rumors and speculation in recent months. Reports suggested that he may be joining the Stormers in Cape Town after it was confirmed that he would be released from his contract with Toulon.

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Salsify at The Roundhouse: Fine-Dining by Luke Dale Roberts + Co Wine and dine by the sea.

by Michael Jameson
June 7, 2023

Located in a leafy pocket of Camps Bay, Salsify at The Roundhouse offers exquisite views of the Atlantic Ocean and is one of Cape Town’s finest finedining restaurants. Coowned by superstar chef Luke Dale Roberts and Ryan Cole, who served as Luke’s head chef at The Test Kitchen for three years, the restaurant draws inspiration from its name (a root vegetable with a unique flavor). Ryan and his team have created a series of perfectly restrained and utterly compelling dishes that push the boundaries of flavor and technique.

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The Fake Pilot Scam: A Cautionary Tale of Love and Deceit

by Michael Jameson
June 7, 2023

In our interconnected world, online platforms have become a famous avenue for people seeking love and companionship. However, this digital realm has also opened the door for fraudsters and opportunists, preying on the vulnerable in their quest for human connection. The story of the fake pilot scam in KwazuluNatal, South Africa, is a cautionary tale of love and deceit.

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Alleged Bribery Scandal in the Wake of Former Cabinet Minister Tina Joemat-Pettersson’s Death

by Michael Jameson
June 7, 2023

The death of former Cabinet Minister Tina JoematPettersson has shocked South Africans, especially after a Twitter user known as @AdvoBarryRoux made a revelation about the possible suicide of the politician following a bribery scandal. Speculations have been rife on social media about the real cause of her death.

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Denial of Freedom in High-Profile Case

by Michael Jameson
June 7, 2023

In a recent case, Nandipha Magudumana’s attempt to be freed was denied by Judge Philip Loubser of the Free State High Court. ## Magudumana’s Claims

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Bulls Bring on Andries Bekker as New Forwards Coach, But Duane Vermeulen Stays Put

by Michael Jameson
June 6, 2023

The Bulls have taken steps to revitalize their coaching staff by hiring former Springbok lock Andries Bekker as their new forwards coach. Bekker has been coaching in Japan since his retirement in 2018, and he has reportedly agreed to join the Pretoriabased franchise.

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The V&A Waterfront’s Ambitious Move Towards Sustainability

by Michael Jameson
June 6, 2023

The V&A Waterfront, a premier shopping and entertainment destination in Cape Town, South Africa, has recently pledged to eliminate singleuse plastics by 2025. This innovative decision is a significant step towards sustainability and sets an example for other establishments to follow.

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The Junior Springboks Gearing Up for the World Rugby U20 Championship

by Michael Jameson
June 3, 2023

The Junior Springboks are set to participate in the World Rugby U20 Championship, which will take place in Cape Town, Paarl, and Stellenbosch later this month. The team’s head coach, Bafana Nhleko, has announced the squad for the championship, marking its return to the calendar after two years.

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Haashim Domingo’s Journey with Mamelodi Sundowns Comes to an End

by Michael Jameson
June 3, 2023

Midfielder Haashim Domingo is set to part ways with Mamelodi Sundowns after three seasons. His agent, Lance Davids confirmed that negotiations between the club and Domingo’s camp failed to reach an agreement. Despite the player’s desire to stay, the club’s future plans did not include him.

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Safety Concerns in Lansdowne: The Aftermath of a Businessman’s Tragic Murder

by Michael Jameson
June 3, 2023

In the bustling community of Lansdowne, Cape Town, a recent tragic event has left residents deeply concerned about their safety. On a fateful Tuesday, a 50yearold businessman from Strandfontein encountered a horrifying end to his life on Jan Smuts Drive. As the community struggles to make sense of this incident, it highlights the broader issue of crime and violence in the area.

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Surf’s Up: Discovering Cape Town’s Thriving Surfing Scene

by Michael Jameson
May 30, 2023

Cape Town, South Africa, is a haven for surfers of all skill levels. From gentle waves for beginners to monstrous swells for experts, the city’s coastline offers something for everyone. In this article, we explore some of Cape Town’s most popular surf spots and the unique experiences they provide.

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Pride in South Africa: Celebrating Progress and Recognizing Ongoing Challenges

by Michael Jameson
May 30, 2023

As June approaches, we prepare to celebrate International Pride Month and acknowledge the progress made in the battle for LGBTQ+ rights in South Africa. While Cape Town is known for its tolerance and acceptance, it is crucial to remember the ongoing challenges faced by the LGBTQ+ community. This article will explore the story of Pride in South Africa, highlighting achievements and the continuous efforts required to create a secure and inclusive environment for everyone.

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Siya Kolisi’s Recovery and the Springboks’ Hopes for the Rugby World Cup

by Michael Jameson
May 27, 2023

South Africa’s national rugby team, the Springboks, is counting on the return of their team captain, Siya Kolisi, for the Rugby World Cup. Unfortunately, Kolisi suffered a severe knee injury in May, raising doubts about his availability for the tournament. However, recent updates on his recovery have given the Springboks hope that he will lead them to victory.

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