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August 13, 2025

Parliament won't probe Gayton's K-word tweets

PARLIAMENT'S Ethics Committee will not investigate a racism complaint against Sport Minister Gayton McKenzie.

1 mins

'THE TRIAL WAS UNFAIR'

THE appeal of the convicted kidnappers in the Joshlin Smith case exploded into a fierce attack on the Western Cape High Court yesterday, with the defence lawyers saying the trial was unfair.

2 mins

SHE SAID SUIIIII

Cristiano Ronaldo and Georgina finally decide to jump the broom

1 mins

'CHIDIMMA IS BACK IN THE MOTHER CITY'

CHIDIMMA Adetshina has come under fire from Mzansi and Nigerian netizens after nog 'n twist in her drama-filled storie.

1 mins

BEEF WITH 'BUTCHER'

THE community of Woodlands is up in arms after a butchery manager, charged with attempting to murder a laaitie by tricking him into drinking acid, appeared in court and wants to go back to work.

2 mins

'He was going to new job'

THE mother of Yaseen Adams who was stabbed and shot in Hanover Park on Friday morning says her son was never homeless as previously reported.

1 mins

Community don't want man accused of acid attack on laaitie back at his slaghuis work

THE community of Woodlands is up in arms after a butchery manager, charged with attempting to murder a laaitie by tricking him into drinking acid, appeared in court and wants to go back to work.

2 mins

TAXI AND BUS COLLIDE

THE driver of a minibus taxi died and two other passengers were transported to a medical facility for treatment after the taxi allegedly jumped a red robot and crashed into a Golden Arrow bus.

1 mins

Steenberg High closes early amid ongoing violence after a man, 21, was shot on Monday

Steenberg Community Policing Forum (CPF) Chairperson Nicola Small told the Daily Voice that they are aware of the incident involving the 21-year-old victim.

1 mins

Scones with Cream & Jam

Ingredients 2 cups all-purpose flour 1/4 cup sugar 1 tbsp baking powder 1/2 tsp salt 6 tbsp cold butter, diced 3/4 cup milk 1 egg, beaten (for brushing) Clotted cream and your favourite jam, to serve

1 mins

NOTHING CAN BE SWEETER

Take a trip down memory lane with Ouma's classics

1 mins

Aliens hit earth on Disney+

NOT TO BE MISSED: Alien: Earth

1 mins

Garnacho holds Red Devils to ransom over move to Chelsea

ALEJANDRO Garnacho has fired a shot at Manchester United as Chelsea circle the unsettled winger, who is desperate to leave Old Trafford.

1 mins

OUT OF LOCK

Stormers captain Moerat is injured again

1 mins

ALL BLACKS SUFFER BIG SITITI BLOW

NEW Zealand loose forward Wallace Sititi will miss the Rugby Championship opener against Argentina as he continues to recover from ankle surgery, coach Scott Robertson confirmed.

1 mins

BREVIS DESTROYS OZ

Baby AB helps Proteas to 53-run victory

1 mins

RASSIE FIRES OZ WARNING

THE Springboks are ready to give Australia a reality check in Saturday's opening Test of the Rugby Championship, says coach Rassie Erasmus.

1 mins

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Daily Voice Description:

Uitgever: Independent-Media-Newspapers

Categorie: Newspaper

Taal: English

Frequentie: Daily

The Daily Voice is a Cape tabloid newspaper that captures the life of working class communities. We speak the people’s language, tell the people’s stories and champion the people’s issues by giving a voice to the voiceless. You can find the Daily Voice in a taxi on the Cape Flats, on a factory floor, under a housewife’s arm, or on a student’s smartphone. We deliver a unique brand of news that is both informative and entertaining, and our outrageous headlines are what make the Daily Voice the most-read newspaper in the Cape Town metropolitan. The Daily Voice is predominantly available in Cape Town, but is also sold in the Western Cape’s Boland, West Coast and Overberg regions.