Churches condemn attacks on foreigners; Malema case struck off roll: Today's top 7 stories

Author: Thapelo LekabePublished on: June 9, 2026Country: South Africa

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Churches condemn attacks on foreigners; Malema case struck off roll: Today's top 7 stories

Churches condemned attacks on foreigners in South Africa. The Julius Malema case was struck off the roll. This article compiles the top 7 news stories of the day according to News24.

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