Sunday, 7 June: Rupert's victory over 'old friend', SA's mountain of cash, and Peet pleads with judge

Author: specialprojects.news24.comPublished on: June 7, 2026Country: South Africa

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Sunday, 7 June: Rupert's victory over 'old friend', SA's mountain of cash, and Peet pleads with judge

The Emfuleni municipality faces institutional rot with phantom workers costing R2.5 million and neglected pools. Weekend invoices and a R30 million legal bill raise questions about buying ANC delegates in Limpopo. The Bulls and Stormers showcased South African grit before a moment of madness ruined a dream URC final. Disbarred lawyer Peet Viljoen begs a US judge to deport him to care for his ailing father.

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