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>> the army identifying the nine service members, soldiers killed in a black hawk helicopter crash while they were on a routine training mission at fort campbell. one of the heroes was 23-year-old sergeant david salinas, junior. his father dave and a mother ellen, brothers aiden, steven and brendan join us now to honor his memory. thank you all for being here. i cant imagine. before we get into david, because thats what i want to focus on here, a hero to be remembered, anything more that you kno...

The Iowa Hawkeyes’ historic run at an NCAA championship has come to an end after suffering defeat to LSU on Sunday 102-85.

In the space of just two weeks, at least seven people have been kidnapped for ransom across the Eastern Cape.

A former Western Cape attorney and conveyancer has been slapped with a 55-year prison sentence after being found guilty on a series of charges ranging from fraud to money laundering and theft.

Atlanta Hawks forward DeAndre Hunter is day-to-day with a bone bruise and muscle strain in his left knee.

What is former president Thabo Mbeki up to? He has written a long, convoluted and now leaked letter to deputy president Paul Mashatile in which he tries to make the case for a return to a solemn understanding in the ANC of the constitutional centrality of parliament in holding the executive to account.

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South Africa needs six months to demonstrate the effectiveness of two new laws that aim to curb money laundering and financing of terrorism as it seeks a quick exit from a global financial watchdog’s dirty money watch-list, President Cyril Ramaphosa said.

For a number of years, a syndicate submitted fraudulent invoices for work not done, walking away with R34.7m at Mpumalanga’s Pixley ka Isaka Seme local municipality.

A North West court on Thursday sentenced 87 illegal miners arrested in Orkney in 2021 to a combined 696 years in prison.