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President Professor Arthur Peter Mutharika and the First Lady have left for South Africa on a private trip. The First Couple departed from Kamuzu International Airport in Lilongwe.

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Businessman Mzoli Ngcawuzele, founder of popular Cape Town Mzoli’s Place dies after illness Mzoli Ngcawuzele, the well-known South African entrepreneur and property developer best known for founding Mzoli’s Place has reportedly passed away at his home following a period of illness. Ngcawuzele rose to prominence through Mzoli’s Place, the iconic shisa nyama in Gugulethu, Cape Town, which became a globally recognised social and cultural hotspot, attracting both local patrons and international visitors drawn to its unique township dining experience and vibrant atmosphere. Many described him as a pioneer who helped reshape perceptions of township tourism and informal dining culture in South Africa. Founded in 2003 by entrepreneur Mzoli Ngcawuzele, the establishment started as a small butchery operating from his garage in Gugulethu. With funding support from the Development Bank of South Africa, it quickly expanded into a full-scale social hub that blended food, music, and township culture into a unique experience that attracted both locals and international tourists. One of its major milestones came in the mid-2000s when it gained national and international attention, attracting celebrities, politicians, and global visitors. It was even featured by British celebrity chef Jamie Oliver, helping cement its reputation as a must-visit cultural hotspot in Cape Town. With the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic and economic pressures, contributed to its indefinite closure in 2021. buzzlifenews.com

On this day, 21 years ago, 3rd June 2005, I rose up and stood at the summit of Mount Everest again. This time, by it's respected North side. I had put myself on the line,my claim being for charity.The funds I raised helped for someone with their educational needs. I was happy

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Let's talk about this. I too come to you in peace..I'm inviting you to sincerely confront your words, attitude and truly reflect. I appreciate you coming back and sharing your thinking. You made yourself vulnerable and opened space for engagement. I appreciate it. But here is my robust enquiry. I am Brian's wife. He is my husband, the ONLY man to whom I ever want to be married. Why should he struggle to "tolerate" me taking a picture, a celebratory picture with a man that I have known professionally for years and like? What does it mean when colleagues, friends, fellow runners, take pictures with each other? Why should I not feel and capture the joy of seeing someone I like and respect? Why would a spouse struggle with that? By the way, I took MANY pictures that day. Were they all flirtations or just this one? Your language is also problematic: "majority of us men can hardly handle such." That is a big problem for us women. Why are you fragile and so insecure? And the word "such." What is "such?" A picture? Not hidden but taken spontaneously at a public event? You generalize a lot instead of owning your own dysfunction. I know Makashule. I've interviewed him many times. Why would you interpret a picture as a flirtation? The only problem here is insecurity. These insecurities lead to controlling behavior, accusations, fights, broken relationships and in many cases, emotional and physical abuse. What must women do with their warm, old and respectful relationships with childhood friends, kind classmates, colleagues, mentors? Pretend they don't know them and put superficial boundaries because men like you are constantly sexualizing them? And the idea that a woman can just bump into a man she knows, quickly and spontaneously and without blinking, she's just ready to be sexual, is disgusting and disrespectful. What makes you think women are wired that way and have no respect for themselves and their relationships? Another reality. Brian has his own, warm and beautiful relationships with colleagues, friends with whom he goes way back, neighbours. Men and women too. He hugs them and supports them when they need him. The mutual affection between him and his own village is beautiful to watch. Must I scratch those womens' eyes out because they know Brian in a different context and have immense respect and affection for him? Must they suppress it because the wife can't cope with the fact that her man has a normal and healthy reaction to people that he likes? You need to do some work on your view of women as pieces of meat who are just ready to give it up to any guy who walks past. It is precisely these thoughts that lead to abusive words and actions. Please reflect. Thank you for the tone of your engagement..it was not rude and ugly. I I hope you also see my response as an urgent desire to challenge your attitude and hopefully lead to better and healthier approaches to relationships.

Home is where the heart is. Welcome back, Liam Jacobs! 💙 A new chapter with familiar roots! #KomPadToe

Police detain Firoz Cachalia, a law student, during protests at Wits University in Johannesburg. The man on the left had earlier posed as a student. August 1985. Credit: Ismail Lagardien

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We are proud to welcome Nomfundo Ntloko, Chief Land Claims Commissioner of South Africa, as a plenary speaker at FIG Congress 2026 in Cape Town. Her presentation will explore how geospatial planning can advance spatial justice, strengthen rural tenure security, and support inclusive land reform in South Africa. 📍 FIG Congress 2026 📅 24–29 May 2026 🔗 fig.net/fig2026 #FIG2026 #Geospatial #LandReform #SpatialJustice #SouthAfrica

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