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JOHANNESBURG - Acting Police Minister Firoz Cachalia says action will be taken against officers accused of criminal behaviour. This includes suspensions and dismissals. Cachalia says allegations of police officers taking bribes must be thoroughly investigated. READ: Cachalia caught between corrupt cops and justice He warns that those found guilty of criminal conduct will be fired. "There are disciplinary allegations of misconduct, and whether allegations of criminal misconduct and in the latter, I think there is a case for suspension, punitive suspensions and certainly if a case is proven, members guilty of criminal conduct have to be fired," he said. "I've seen evidence on social media, but I mean, so those matters have to be investigated of police officers taking bribes."

Published: Mar. 4, 2026 at 10:37 PM CST | Updated: 9 hours ago Email This Link Share on Facebook Share on X (formerly Twitter) Share on Pinterest Share on LinkedIn MOBILE, Ala. (WALA) - On this week’s episode of the Big Friday Kickoff Podcast, Robert Ristaneo and Emily Cochran break down the biggest postseason storylines in high school basketball. The Mobile Christian girls are playing for their first state title in program history, while the Alma Bryant girls are looking to punch their ticket to the championship game. Plus, they dive into high school football recruiting rankings — highlighting the top prospects to watch across the Mobile area. Follow us on Apple, Spotify, and YouTube. Copyright 2026 WALA. All rights reserved.

Home / Business RNZ 5 Mar, 2026 03:49 AM4 mins to read Trade Me is removing success fees for casual sellers, responding to competition from Facebook Marketplace. Photo / Supplied Trade Me is removing success fees for casual sellers, responding to competition from Facebook Marketplace. Photo / Supplied By Susan Edmunds of RNZ Trade Me is removing success fees for casual sellers, in a move that one marketing expert says is probably a response to the growing power of Facebook Marketplace. Sellers have usually been paying 7.9% of the final sales price of items Advertisement Advertise with NZME.  » Read More

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San Diego selects Harland Brewing Co. to manage Mission Bay Golf Course clubhouse, pending city council approval, aiming to secure sustainable revenue and boost public appeal. SAN DIEGO — The city of San Diego has selected Harland Brewing Co. to run the new clubhouse at Mission Bay Golf Course.  The ten-year lease, which still needs city council approval, will be presented to a city council committee at a March 4 meeting. According to a city staff report, the new proposed lease with Harland is expected to provide a new revenue source to "safeguard the fund’s long-term sustainability” and is expected to draw golfers as well as the general public. Mission Bay Golf Course is one of three publicly-owned and operated courses in San Diego. Since 1919, San Diego has operated courses at Mission Bay, Balboa Park, and Torrey Pines.  The three facilities are funded through a dedicated Golf Enterprise Fund, which reinvests course revenue into maintenance, staffing, and improvements, with a portion of the funds transferred to the city’s general fund.  » Read More

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Twitch has apologised a day after announcing its International Women’s Day Overcooked 2 stream plans. Yes, really. This week, the streaming giant found itself the butt of the internet’s ridicule, with some accusing it of perpetuating sexist stereotypes. I can see the optics, but I'm not convinced, personally. Twitch has done great work in levelling the playing field and giving women a platform to stream, even if people are still really, really weird about women playing games at times. As I'm sure you're aware, gaming is no stranger to stepping on rakes when it comes to women’s rights. I’m ancient enough to remember how the Gamergate controversy made me feel about my place in my favourite hobby, and how it only served to validate all the boys saying ‘girls don’t play games’ back in the high school playground. For years, women in gaming have weathered a relentless barrage of "go back to the kitchen" insults over voice comms. You know the trope by this point - it’s a foundational, exceptionally lazy bedrock of gaming sexism. So, when Twitch Rival’s Women’s Guild voted on a competitive cooking game to represent women’s excellence for International Women’s Day, I’m torn. On one hand

(Credits: Far Out / Poster / Tribeca Film) Wed 4 March 2026 11:30, UK Everyone has that one life-changing discovery movie that sets their life on a completely different trajectory to the one that they’d be on if they hadn’t stumbled upon it, and for me, it’s one I don’t even consider to be all that good. At about 13 or 14, I stumbled upon Gia Coppola’s 2013 Palo Alto on Netflix in the throes of increasingly finding myself obsessed with flicking through Tumblr pages featuring sad-looking teens and bruised knees, the sound of Lana Del Rey’s Ultraviolence soundtracking these scrolling sessions, sometimes lasting until the early hours. Palo Alto was the perfect film to satiate my craving to bring these images to life in front of my eyes, and thus I clicked on it, and soon I couldn’t stop going back to it. To be honest, the first time I watched it, I felt like I was too naive to fully understand it all. I went to an all-girls school and had hardly any experience of parties, boys, and drinking (I’ll be honest with you, I was a few years into having a chronic illness; I really wasn’t getting