Mduduzi Nonyane

Just don’t litter man ~ Reporter @SundayTimesZA| [email protected]

[EWN Reporter @ewnreporter]

VERIFIED: Footage of weather-damage to an apartment building in Linden, Johannesburg.

The incident occurred during the bout of heavy winds yesterday afternoon.

No injuries were reported, eight families were evacuated.

The neighbour who took the video told EWN... (below) KJ

[Newzroom Afrika @Newzroom405]

[WATCH] The KZN government remains on high alert amid inclement weather conditions in parts of the province. @SilethiweNdlovu is tracking developments.

[Sunday Times @SundayTimesZA]

Court rejects key defence as copyright dispute escalates over ‘Ngixolele’ theme song. https://t.co/Kghj8lGF7G

[Sowetan @Sowetan1981]

Pitso Mosimane has been appointed as the new Bafana coach ahead of 2027 Afcon qualifiers. https://t.co/lEbtkB4xcE

[Times LIVE @TimesLIVE]

Failure to respond could see Sars pursue further legal enforcement, including a civil judgment and execution against his assets. https://t.co/8i4QlnTzev

[Times LIVE @TimesLIVE]

WATCH | How did Steve Motsumi score R67m from a deal he allegedly wasn’t even part of? The Sunday Times went to the site at the centre of a Hawks probe. Here’s what we found. Link in comments.

[Times LIVE @TimesLIVE]

Forensic evidence reveals that during the final stages of negotiations to sell 579ha of privately owned agricultural land to the department in 2023, two companies belonging to Motsumi — who played no visible role in the transaction — were allocated a 43% commission. Link in comments.

[Sunday Times @SundayTimesZA]

The law firm JG and Xulu Incorporated has approached the high court in Johannesburg, alleging MK Party failed to honour an agreement to pay R500,000 a month towards its outstanding legal fees after making an initial R1m payment. Link in comments.

[Sunday Times @SundayTimesZA]

Hawks probe land sale involving Gauteng human settlements in which Steve Motsumi scored a R67m 'facilitation fee' for doing nothing. Details in the #SundayTimesZA tomorrow

[Sunday Times @SundayTimesZA]

The sheriff has been ordered to attach and sell Maserati SA’s movable assets to recover R7m owed to the musician’s company.

Link in comments.

[Times LIVE @TimesLIVE]

The sheriff has been ordered to attach and sell Maserati SA’s movable assets to recover R7m owed to the musician’s company. https://t.co/l5JjFmrBFD

[Sunday Times @SundayTimesZA]

The relationship between politically connected businessmen Ze Nxumalo and Steve Motsumi has taken a dramatic turn.

🔗 Link in comments.

[Sunday Times @SundayTimesZA]

Black Coffee crosses the finish line with R7m win against Maserati, in the #SundayTimesZA tomorrow

[Mduduzi Nonyane @mrNonyane]

Nothing hits like seeing the Springboks in green and gold. 🇿🇦

One team. One nation. One mission.

[Springboks @Springboks]

Your #Springboks team for tomorrow's #RugbysGreatestRivaly opener against New Zealand in Johannesburg 💪

Limited tickets available here: https://t.co/IO68A1VJQN

#ForeverGreenForeverGold

[Mduduzi Nonyane @mrNonyane]

African music spent decades being treated like it belonged outside the classroom.

Now it’s taking its rightful place inside higher education.

That shift is bigger than music. It’s about whose history, culture and knowledge gets to be formally recognised.

[Unisa @unisa]

At the inaugural Unisa African Music Festival, Prof Thomas Pooley, Director of the Unisa Music Foundation, reflected on Unisa’s long history of music examinations, noting that the university’s curriculum initially focused on Western classical music before introducing jazz, while African music remained largely outside the formal examination system.

He highlighted efforts to integrate African music traditions and instruments into higher education through teaching, research, and community engagement.

@unisamusicfound
#UnisaAfricanMusicFestival #Unisa150andBeyond #AfricanMusic #AfricanCulture #HeritageMonth

[Mduduzi Nonyane @mrNonyane]

This isn’t just a Canada story. It’s another reminder that trade wars rarely stay contained

[The New York Times @nytimes]

Breaking News: The U.S. said Canada had declined a trade deal to stave off 50% tariffs, which will take effect at midnight.
https://t.co/6LXRPBGjbB

[Mduduzi Nonyane @mrNonyane]

AI can accelerate discovery, but it doesn’t get to decide what we should be comfortable discovering. https://t.co/xeu97oYM54

[Sunday Times @SundayTimesZA]

Department accused of failing to investigate despite promises to involve risk unit.

🔗 Link in comments.

[Sunday Times @SundayTimesZA]

A Soweto man allegedly linked to a sextortion scam involving 52 victims in multiple countries — all underage boys — lived an almost reclusive life, his neighbours say.

Read the full story: https://t.co/o31PHXMt9c

[Times LIVE @TimesLIVE]

Fashion designer Laduma Ngxokolo is embroiled in a new legal battle with businessman Phetolo Gitus Makoro over a long-running dispute linked to the purchase of the landmark Pyramid building in Eloff Street, Village Deep.

Read the full story: https://t.co/RtdPzpGyBz