#FiveThingsYouNeedToKnow: SAWS warns KZN residents of scorching temperatures
Voice of E.TV Bongani Njoli has passed away, police have arrested a man who allegedly fled after racking up a R10,000 bill at a popular Durban beachfront restaurant, and much more...
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Radio legend and South Africa's most recognisable “voice of e.tv”, Bongani Njoli, has died. Who can forget that famous voice saying: “Tonight on e”, “Friday action night”, among other lines?
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Police have arrested a man who allegedly fled after he and his friends racked up an almost R10,000 bill at Durban's popular beachfront restaurant, California Dreaming. Apparently after many failed swiping attempts and a useless proof of payment, they guy asked to go to the toilet and after a while, when he failed to return, they became suspicious and alerted security.
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3.
Remember how we were addicted to Netflix’s 'Drive to Survive' docuseries about Formula One drivers? The show’s producers are going behind the scenes with a very different kind of driver. 'Full Swing' is the same series, but about golf!
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A heatwave weather advisory for KZN was issued by the South African Weather Service, warning residents of scorching temperatures expected in the province. In a nutshell, Pietermaritzburg has a maximum of 40°C, Riverview 37°C, and 36°C in Ladysmith.
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A Pretoria High Court judgement ruled that Atul Gupta was a fugitive from justice and therefore does not qualify for a South African passport after fleeing to Dubai in 2018. He claimed that he had a constitutional right to a passport as a citizen of South Africa and that nobody should be deprived of their citizenship.
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