MAN SENTENCED TO 16 YEARS FOR MURDER IN JOSEFA VILLAGE, IN SOUTH AFRICA. (PHOTO).

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 MAN SENTENCED TO 16 YEARS FOR MURDER IN JOSEFA VILLAGE A 25-year-old man has been sentenced to 16 years’ direct imprisonment for the murder of 40-year-old Jabulani Kabide in Josefa Village, Saselamani. Siphiwe Hlungwani was sentenced by the Thohoyandou High Court on Monday, 24 August 2026, after being convicted of murder. The court heard that Hlungwani allegedly stole a cellphone from a relative of Kabide’s family. When the cellphone owner reported the theft to Hlungwani’s mother, he allegedly became aggressive and threatened her. Kabide, who was the cellphone owner’s cousin, confronted Hlungwani, leading to an argument that escalated into a physical confrontation. Hlungwani’s mother later allegedly warned the cellphone owner to hide, saying her son had left the house armed with a knife and intended to kill her. Hlungwani subsequently went to the woman’s home looking for her but could not find her because she had locked herself inside. He then encountered Kabide at the gate and al...

LAUREN SANCHEZ BEZOS SAYS SHE IS 'NOT EMBARRASSED ANYMORE' AS KRIS JENNER CALLS HER AN 'INSPIRATION'. (PHOTO).


 Lauren Sanchez Bezos says she is 'not embarrassed anymore' as Kris Jenner calls her an 'inspiration'


Lauren Sánchez Bezos recently shared an emotional Instagram post about her lifelong struggle with dyslexia, opening up about the fear and embarrassment she carried throughout her broadcasting career. 


Alongside clips of her on-air mistakes, the Emmy-winning journalist admitted that criticism early on left her doubting her abilities, even as she continued to succeed in front of the camera. 


She explained that while dyslexia still challenges her, she has finally reached a point where she no longer feels ashamed of it.


In her message, Sánchez emphasized that mistakes are part of progress, noting that she still rereads words multiple times but now embraces the process instead of hiding it. She encouraged children and parents facing similar struggles to see dyslexia as a different way of learning rather than a limitation. 


Her openness drew immediate support from friends and celebrities, including Kris Jenner, who praised her for inspiring others, and Khloé Kardashian, who responded with applause emojis.


Sánchez has spoken before about her difficulties in school, recalling how she often felt isolated and questioned her own abilities. Despite those challenges, she credited perseverance, hard work, and the support of family and teachers for helping her thrive in a competitive media industry. 


Today, she uses her platform to advocate for greater understanding of learning differences, reminding others that resilience can transform insecurity into confidence and that “oops” moments are signs of growth.

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