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RISS director Peter Hamblin shares his inspiration behind the film<\/a>: In his new film, RISS, director Peter Hamblin pulls the curtain back on surfer Carissa Moore, the four-time world champion, for a fun and closer look at her life on tour and a personal turning point.<\/p>\n LYING BISHOP IN TROUBLE FOR BREAKING LOCKDOWN RULES<\/a>: Natal bishop whose family believed he was praying in solitude in the mountains with only fruit for sustenance has confessed in \u2026<\/p>\n KZN cops offered R100k bribe after seizing counterfeit cigarettes and hair weaves worth nearly R1m<\/a>: Seven men were arrested after being found in possession of several boxes containing counterfeit cigarettes and hair weaves worth almost R1m at Hluhluwe in KwaZulu-Natal, police said.<\/p>\n Seven men arrested for smuggling counterfeit cigarettes and weaves<\/a>: SAPS arrested seven men in connection with smuggling of counterfeit cigarettes and weaves from Mozambique on Friday night.<\/p>\n Waterfront wonders | 5 exquisite canal-site homes in St Francis<\/a>: Whether you want a home fronting a canal, surrounded by lush greenery or perched above sandy beaches, the scenic Eastern Cape\u2019s St Francis Bay has something for \u2026<\/p>\n Paper Talk: Man Utd told to meet \u20ac100m release clause for 20-goal striker; Liverpool close on Brazilian<\/a>: Man Utd have been quoted an astronomical price for Carlos Vinicius and Leicester have told them that Wilfried Ndidi is not for sale \u2026<\/p>\n Health Dept encouraged by COVID-19 recoveries as infections rise to 13,524<\/a>: The department said that nine more people had succumbed to the coronavirus, bringing the total number of fatalities to 247.<\/p>\n
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