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  • 3 days ago | theherald.co.za | Shonisani Tshikalange |Alaister Russell

    A self-employed mother who bagged nearly R40m in a lotto jackpot plans to secure a better future for her family by buying a home and a car, as well as investing in her business. “I'm excited to expand my business and buy an industrial machine that will really elevate my business,” she said. Ithuba, operator of the National Lottery, said there were two winners of the R78,977,677 lotto jackpot from the draw held last Wednesday. One woman has officially come forward to claim her prize of R39,488,838.

  • 1 week ago | sowetanlive.co.za | Tania Broughton |Alaister Russell

    The lobby group wants the court to order the DHA to develop a clear and comprehensive plan to tackle the backlog and prevent future backlogs. At least 250,000 people have been waiting years for their applications for late birth registration to be processed. And this is a conservative estimate, the Children’s Institute says in its papers filed with the Western Cape High Court. The court application seeks to compel the department of home affairs (DHA) to act on the backlog.

  • 2 weeks ago | sowetanlive.co.za | Thabo Mokone |Alaister Russell

    A screenshot of the video of members of the VIP protection unit allegedly assaulting a motorist and passenger on the N1 highway. File photo. Deputy president Paul Mashatile has invoked the sub judice rule to deflect parliamentary questions on the police's controversial acquittal of his bodyguards at a disciplinary hearing in April.

  • 3 weeks ago | theherald.co.za | Shonisani Tshikalange |Alaister Russell

    A resident of Taung plans to furnish his home and buy a car to improve his mobility and quality of life after winning more than R2m in the Lotto Plus 2 jackpot draw on May 7. The winner, who purchased his ticket for R30 using the manual number selection, has come forward to claim his prize. The lucky man, who does not play the lottery regularly, said the news came as a “shock”. “I knew it was possible but I did not expect it. I’m happy.

  • 4 weeks ago | theherald.co.za | Ernest Mabuza |Alaister Russell

    The court says there is no substantive support that Ithuba Lottery will suffer a loss of R51m unless it is granted a temporary licence for a 12-month period. File photo. The Pretoria high court on Friday dismissed, with costs, an urgent application by the National Lotteries Commission (NLC) in which it sought to vary an order made by the court on May 21.

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