Shoprite customers turned away in local job protest Shoprite shoppers in Khayelitsha were blocked at the door by a furious group demanding jobs for local small businesses.KZN news bites: Snow could fall after Comrades Marathon Celani Sikhakhane brings you KwaZulu-Natal’s latest news.Four killed in Mfuleni taxi rank shooting Four people were shot dead and three others injured in a taxi-related attack at the Mfuleni taxi rank early on Friday morning.Family finds body of missing girl with private parts removed Fourteen-year-old Likhona Fose was found dead and mutilated in a field near her home after going missing on Saturday.Lady Zamar tells fans she is her own manager now Lady Zamar says she is fully in charge of her music career and no one else speaks for her.Judge slammed for saying white lawyer would not skip court to run Comrades The Senzo Meyiwa trial judge is being criticised for saying a white lawyer would never skip court to run the Comrades Marathon, like advocate Charles Mnisi requested.KwaZulu-Natal shoot-to-kill strategy hits Gauteng highways Police in Gauteng are taking no chances after suspected house robbers and cash heist gangs are being shot dead on sight.Vetkoek seller shares the little she has with pensioners A woman from Delft used her own money to feed elderly people who were forced to sleep outside the Sassa offices in Bellville.Shivambu to lead MK’s fight for land grabs and voter bans Floyd Shivambu will lead a push in parliament to change the Constitution and stop some citizens from voting.Royal Mzansi: Patriarchal law still blocking women from traditional leadership Women across South African kingdoms still face legal and cultural battles to claim leadership roles due to deeply rooted patriarchal customs, writes Celani Sikhakhane in Royal Mzansi column.Rat poison found in staff coffee at private school office A deadly poison was found in coffee and milk at Sparks Schools' support office in Rosebank, and police are now investigating.John Hlophe jokes about ‘never-ending problems’ after court ruling John Hlophe says he’s a man of endless problems after a court declared his role on the Judicial Service Commission invalid.
