Mother claims daughter chose sex work; Jozi ‘horror show’: Today’s top 7 stories | News24

Author: Phumla MakhuboPublished on: June 3, 2026Country: South Africa

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Mother claims daughter chose sex work; Jozi ‘horror show’: Today’s top 7 stories | News24

A mother claimed that her daughter chose to engage in sex work, sparking debate. Meanwhile, an incident in Johannesburg was described as a 'horror show'. These are among the top seven stories of the day compiled by News24, alongside other news topics.

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