HERE'S what you might have missed this weekend.
Lekota's women 'fight' in court
The nation is mourning veteran politician, Mosiuoa Lekota, who died at the age of 77.
Lekota's death marks the loss of a prominent figure in the country's liberation struggle and democratic politics.
However, his final days were overshadowed by a dramatic legal dispute as his health deteriorated.
While the former Cope leader was in hospital battling pancreatic cancer, a bitter court battle erupted between his wife, Cynthia Ntombenhle Lekota and his live-in partner and mother of his child, Luzelle Adams.
Daily Sun can reveal that the two were locked in a heated dispute in the Pretoria High Court over the management of Lekota's affairs.
Football fans mourn Pirates superfan
Mzansi's football community is mourning the loss of beloved Orlando Pirates superfan Charles Fantisi, affectionately known among supporters as "Makhalanjalo."
Fantisi, whose life revolved around supporting the Buccaneers, died on 6 March at Fountain Private Hospital after a short illness, his family confirmed.
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News of his passing has triggered an outpouring of tributes from Pirates supporters and football fans across the country.
Court orders the eviction of businessman
The Johannesburg High Court has ordered businessman Thami Ndala to vacate a luxury property in Northcliff that was previously associated with his wife, media personality Lerato Kganganyago.
Property owner Urban Mountain approached the court seeking Ndala's eviction after alleging he had unlawfully occupied the premises.
The order, issued on 12 February 2026, instructs Ndala and his company, Thami Ndala Holdings, to vacate the property at 14 Hillel Avenue in Northcliff, Johannesburg, which had been converted into a luxury hotel and spa.
Night of horror: Four killed in crash
A tragic road accident claimed four lives, including a two-year-old child, in Mpumalanga on Saturday night.
The fatal crash occurred on the R581 between Malelane and Kamhlushwa, when a minibus taxi and a light delivery vehicle collided in a side-swipe accident.
The victims included the taxi driver and three passengers. Several others were injured and rushed to Shongwe Hospital for treatment.
Authorities have launched an investigation into the cause of the crash.
