News24 | Feroz Khan had no security clearance; Protesters defy Ramaphosa: Today’s top 7 stories

News24 brings you the top stories of the day, summarised into neat little packages. Read through quickly or listen to the articles via our customised text-to-speech feature. Source

News24 | Major-General Feroz Khan ordered to appear before Madlanga Commission

Crime Intelligence deputy head Major-General Feroz Khan is set to appear before the Madlanga Commission on 1 July, where he will testify for several days. Source

News24 | Major General Feroz Khan ordered to appear before Madlanga Commission

Major General Feroz Khan is set to appear before the Madlanga Commission on 1 July, where he will testify for several days. Source

News24 | Mbenenge fights JSC harassment findings to block impeachment

Eastern Cape Judge President Selby Mbenenge is adamant his sexually loaded WhatsApp exchanges with High Court secretary Andiswa Mengo were consensual, and says the Judicial Service Commission finding that he should face impeachment for sexual harassment is unlawful, unfair and irrational. Source

News24 | From a Stellenbosch dorm to UK shelves: How lifestyle brand FOM went global

Roal Boezaart loved making clothes as an undergraduate at Stellenbosch University.But not even he thought his designs would be in 30 stores around the country, worn by the Springboks during a World Cup, and heading to the UK for their first global store opening. Source

News24 | Ramaphosa to address nation on illegal migration amid recent surge in protests

President Cyril Ramaphosa will address the nation on Sunday evening regarding government’s management approach to illegal migration. Source

News24 | In SUNDAY. | Rupert’s victory over ‘old friend’, SA’s mountain of cash, and Peet pleads with judge

Billionaire Johann Rupert has won key exchanges in a fight for control of an upmarket Stellenbosch development; there is seven times more physical cash in South Africa today than there was in 2000; not adjusted for inflation, physical cash makes up a much smaller proportion of broad money supply; and Peet Viljoen implored a US immigration judge for urgent deportation to see his dying father. Source

News24 | From a Stellenbosch dorm to UK shelves: How lifestyle brand FOM went global

Roal Boezaart loved making clothes as an undergraduate at Stellenbosch University.But not even he thought his designs would be in 30 stores around the country, worn by the Springboks during a World Cup, and heading to the UK for their first global store opening. Source

News24 | ‘Doctor of the people’ sells kotas in spare time to pay for patients’ surgeries

A Burgersfort doctor has prescribed a unique remedy to help patients who cannot afford surgery – by selling kotas himself to help pay for them. Source

News24 | Crossed wires: North West fibre workers beaten, robbed after being mistaken for kidnappers

One person has been arrested after North West residents attacked fibre company employees whom they had mistaken for child kidnappers. Source

News24 | Motherwell massacre breakthrough: Man arrested for murder of five teens

Police have made a breakthrough in an Eastern Cape massacre case following the arrest of a man in connection with the mass shooting of five teenagers in Motherwell last month. Source

News24 | MK Party MP Edward Ntshingila dies at 43

Umkhonto weSizwe Party (MKP) MP Edward Ntshingila died on Friday after a prolonged illness, according to his party. Source