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WATCH LIVE: Gambakwe reveals details regarding the arrest and detention of Annalisa Muguwe over trumped-up cyberbullying charges by prominent ZANU-PF member, Batsirai Matiza.

Localized mobs targeted and looted closed foreign-owned shops in the Estcourt Central Business District (CBD). Foreign nationals were also attacked.

A meeting was urgently convened between Mayor Mduduzi Myeza’s office, the police, and local property owners to resolve the volatile atmosphere.

KEY EVENTS FOR TODAY

• ATDF announces a strike against foreign drivers.

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• Chatunga supports CAB3.

BUSINESS

• Ashleigh Nyambirai takes over as CEO of TN Livestock.

ENTERTAINMENT

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AFRICA

• Two improvised explosive devices detonated inside Woolworths stores in South Africa within approximately 24–36 hours — one in Pretoria and one in Bloemfontein. No injuries were reported.

• The National Press Club (NPC) recognises the 2025 Newsmaker of the Year, Lieutenant General Nhlanhla Sibusiso Mkhwanazi — a figure whose actions and decisions dominated headlines, set the national agenda, and gave the country something to talk about all year.

• Effective 1 June 2026, SARS mandates that all non-South African registered vehicles must be declared prior to border arrival.

  • The Temporary Import Permit (TIP) is valid for six months and allows for multiple cross-border entries during that period.

  • There is zero cost for the TIP.

• The South African Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA) in Bloemfontein has officially reserved its judgment after hearing oral arguments from both sides regarding Lungu’s burial.

  • The Lungu family’s lawyer, Advocate Tembeka Ngcukaitobi, introduced a new angle, arguing that the Zambian government’s claim to a state burial is unwarranted because Lungu’s official presidential benefits had been revoked by the state before he died.

  • The five-judge SCA panel closely questioned the family’s legal team, pointing out a lack of explicit, written instructions from Edgar Lungu stating that he wished to be buried in South Africa — even if he did not want his successor involved.

  • The Zambian government’s counsel, Ben Stoop, maintained that the family is violating a binding initial agreement made on 14 June 2025, where they originally agreed that President Hakainde Hichilema would host the state funeral and receive foreign dignitaries.

  • By prior agreement pending this appeal, Lungu’s body was transferred to a mortuary in Pretoria East, with the Zambian government covering the storage costs. The family retains supervised access to the body until the SCA issues its final, definitive order.

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• Original vehicle registration papers

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