Sheeran wins copyright case

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Ed Sheeran, the English singer-songwriter, has won a copyright case in the US. He was accused of copying elements of the song, Let’s Get It

Pick n Pay chair Ackerman lambastes government

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Gareth Ackerman, the chair of Pick n Pay, has become the latest business leader to criticise the government. Business Day reports that the remarks were

Japan pledges support to Mozambique in anti-terrorism fight

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The Prime Minister of Japan, Fumio Kishida, has pledged to support Mozambique in its fight against terrorism. Kishida made the remarks while visiting the country

Press freedom in good shape in SA – RSF

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The freedom of the press is in good shape in South Africa, even while it faces threats in other parts of the world. This is

McKenzie steps down as Central Karoo mayor

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Gayton McKenzie, the colourful leader of the Patriotic Alliance (PA), has stepped down as mayor of the Central Karoo district municipality. McKenzie had pledged that

Tim Harris to chair interim SA Tourism board

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Tim Harris, a former DA MP and former CEO of Wesgro, will chair the interim board of SA Tourism. Patricia de Lille, the minister of

Partial ban of vaping underway in Australia

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The Australian government has announced a ban on all disposable vapes, a ban on non-prescription vapes as well as a limit to the nicotine levels

Tinder to ditch Russia

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Tinder, the online dating platform, is to leave Russia next month. Match, the company which owns Tinder, said it would be leaving the country because

Scaled-back Victory Day celebrations reveal Kremlin anxiety – report

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Russian authorities have cited security concerns about attacks from pro-Ukrainian forces for plans to scale back this year’s Victory Day celebrations, but some say this

Don’t miss this Free Speech webinar

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The Free Speech Union of South Africa (FSU SA) will be hosting a webinar tomorrow morning on the constitutional and legal implications of criminalising hate