Princess Charlene Makes Her Long-Awaited Return To Monaco After 6 Months Away

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Princess Charlene Makes Her Long-Awaited Return To Monaco After 6 Months Away: Princess Charlene has spent the last six months in her native South Africa battling a number of health issues, but now she’s finally home in Monaco.

Ouch! Man’s PENIS partially cut off in VICIOUS attack: The naked man was found bleeding profusely as his penis was partially cut off during an attack in KwaZulu-Nata on Tuesday afternoon.

Pressure for Miss SA to boycott Miss Universe pageant in Israel: It’s been common practice since the inception of the Miss SA pageant for its winner to head out to the next pageant – Miss Universe. Lalela Mswane was crowned Miss South Africa 2021 on October 16, …

SA records 245 new Covid-19 cases, 35 deaths in 24 hours: Gauteng was the only province to record more than 50 new Covid-19 cases in the past day, latest figures from the NICD showed.

Covid-19 update: 35 more deaths reported in SA: The total number of Covid-19 related deaths in South Africa as of Tuesday is 89,387, with 35 new deaths reported in the past 24 hours. 245 new Covid-19 cases have been identified in the country, which …

South Africa’s ANC ready for opposition in local councils after heavy losses: South Africa’s ruling African National Congress party is set to go into opposition in councils across the country after suffering heavy vote losses in local elections. The country’s president, ANC …

Little information from government on KZN, Gauteng unrest frustrating: Security Expert: The unrest which lasted for a week claimed at least 350 lives. Described as South Africa’s worst violence since the birth of democracy, the July unrests exposed the country’s intelligence and policing …

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Quick Durban KwaZulu-Natal Fact: Durban plays host to Africa’s greatest horse race – the Durban July, held annually on the first Saturday in July at Greyville Racecourse. While the first official horse race took place there in 1844, the first Durban July – then called the Durban Turf Club Handicap – was run in 1897. It’s been run every year since then and now attracts over 50,000 visitors to Durban over ‘July Weekend’.

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