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IOL News
12 hours ago
- IOL News
Brutal murder of Northpine grandfather leads to life sentences for attackers
Hashim Dennis, 75, was washing before prayers when the robbers struck. Image: Supplied The killer who murdered Northpine grandfather Hashim Dennis has been sentenced to two life terms. Reagan Davids was convicted by the Western Cape High Court in March for his role in the brutal murder of the 75-year-old and the attempted murder of his wife, the then-69-year-old Kulsoem, at their Northpine granny flat in January 2020. Daughter Ibtisaam Williams said her traumatised mother Kulsoem rushed into the main house, covered in blood, shortly after 4am to say their father had been stabbed and beaten to death. The grandmother survived by playing dead after she was stabbed and Ibtisaam also escaped with her life after being attacked by an unknown second intruder in the main house. During the investigation, it was established that the attackers had been hired by Ibtisaam's husband Brent Williams to kill his in-laws and make it look like a robbery gone wrong. Although Williams and Davids denied any involvement in the attacks, Williams was captured on the CCTV surveillance cameras dropping off the two men close to his home on the morning of the attack. Williams died shortly before the conclusion of his murder trial, while the third perpetrator is still unknown. Davids was found guilty for housebreaking with intent to commit murder, robbery with aggravating circumstances, two counts of attempted murder and murder. He was sentenced to life for the murder of Hashim Dennis and the attempted murder of his wife, while he got 10 years for attempted murder of Williams' wife and 15 years each for his other crimes. He will effectively serve 40 years, as the South African Police Service praised the work that put Davids away. They said in a statement: 'The suspects attacked the wife's parents, fatally stabbing the father-in-law. The wife who was running late that morning, heard the commotion and managed to lock the suspects outside the main house. 'They fled the scene over the garage roof and were picked up by Brent Williams nearby. 'Following an intensive investigation led by Detective Captain C. Louw and Detective Sergeant T. Rapiya, both Williams and Davids were arrested and charged. 'Williams died in custody in February 2025 due to a heart attack and the case proceeded against Davids alone.'
Iraqi News
4 days ago
- Sport
- Iraqi News
PSG cruise over Atletico, Bayern thrash Auckland at Club World Cup
Los Angeles – Paris Saint-Germain laid down an ominous marker on their march towards global domination at the FIFA Club World Cup on Sunday as Bayern Munich showed no mercy to Auckland's amateurs with a ruthless 10-0 walloping. The first full day of action at the inaugural edition of the 32-team club tournament saw newly crowned European champions PSG produce a scintillating 4-0 rout of Atletico Madrid after Bayern's double-digit drubbing of Auckland City. The New Zealand minnows are one of the Cinderella stories of the tournament, made up of amateur players who had to take unpaid leave to travel to the United States. But Bundesliga Goliaths Bayern were in no mood to indulge the Davids from the Oceania region, and duly ran riot in Cincinnati. Jamal Musiala scored a second-half hat-trick after coming off the bench while Kingsley Coman, Michael Olise and Thomas Mueller all netted twice. Sacha Boey scored the other goal in a Group C game that amounted to target practice for Bayern, who will face tougher tests ahead in the tournament against Boca Juniors and Benfica. 'We have to remain modest but it was important to be able to say that we took the game seriously,' said Bayern coach Vincent Kompany. 'It was a good first match at the tournament, but of course challenges are going to grow and it's going to become more difficult.' Auckland's interim coach Ivan Vicelich admitted that his team had run into the 'reality of football against one of the world's top teams.' 'It is a dream for players coming from an amateur level to play in this environment,' Vicelich said. 'We knew it was going to be a very difficult game, playing against one of the top teams in the world, potentially one of the favourites for the Club World Cup, so we are just really proud of the players' efforts.' – 'Hungry' PSG rout Atleti – While Bayern were left satisfied with a clinical opening, PSG delivered a statement win over Atleti in front of an 80,619 crowd at a sun-baked Pasadena Rose Bowl — the venue for the 1994 World Cup final. The French champions shrugged off searing heat — temperatures reached 31 degrees Celsius (87.8 Fahrenheit) shortly after the midday kick-off — to produce the kind of adventurous, attacking display which became their calling card en route to their dazzling Champions League triumph earlier this month. Fabian Ruiz and Vitinha gave PSG a 2-0 lead by half-time before Senny Mayulu and Lee Kang-In sealed an impressive Group B win with late goals against an Atleti team who struggled to cope with the French side's multi-faceted attacking play. PSG are bidding to crown a superb season which saw them win four trophies at home and in Europe with a fifth title. On Sunday's evidence, few would bet against Luis Enrique's side from being crowned world champions. 'We had the objective of making history this season, but this is a new chapter,' Luis Enrique said in his post-match news conference. 'It's a nice challenge for the players and the team, to want to keep winning. 'The club is hungry, the fans are hungry, the players and the team are hungry, and that's a good feeling. We have the same objective as in other competitions, which is to go as far as possible and try to win it.' Atletico manager Diego Simeone refused to cite the heat as a factor in his team's defeat. 'I cannot blame it on the heat — we both played in the same weather conditions,' Simeone said. 'They played much better than we did. They have amazing players and that's why they've just won everything.' In other games on Sunday, Brazil's Palmeiras drew 0-0 with Portuguese giants Porto in Group A at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey. Another Brazilian side, Botafogo, face the Seattle Sounders in Group B later.
France 24
5 days ago
- Sport
- France 24
PSG cruise over Atletico, Bayern thrash Auckland at Club World Cup
The first full day of action at the inaugural edition of the 32-team club tournament saw newly crowned European champions PSG produce a scintillating 4-0 rout of Atletico Madrid after Bayern's double-digit drubbing of Auckland City. The New Zealand minnows are one of the Cinderella stories of the tournament, made up of amateur players who had to take unpaid leave to travel to the United States. But Bundesliga Goliaths Bayern were in no mood to indulge the Davids from the Oceania region, and duly ran riot in Cincinnati. Jamal Musiala scored a second-half hat-trick after coming off the bench while Kingsley Coman, Michael Olise and Thomas Mueller all netted twice. Sacha Boey scored the other goal in a Group C game that amounted to target practice for Bayern, who will face tougher tests ahead in the tournament against Boca Juniors and Benfica. "We have to remain modest but it was important to be able to say that we took the game seriously," said Bayern coach Vincent Kompany. "It was a good first match at the tournament, but of course challenges are going to grow and it's going to become more difficult." Auckland's interim coach Ivan Vicelich admitted that his team had run into the "reality of football against one of the world's top teams." "It is a dream for players coming from an amateur level to play in this environment," Vicelich said. "We knew it was going to be a very difficult game, playing against one of the top teams in the world, potentially one of the favourites for the Club World Cup, so we are just really proud of the players' efforts." 'Hungry' PSG rout Atleti While Bayern were left satisfied with a clinical opening, PSG delivered a statement win over Atleti in front of an 80,619 crowd at a sun-baked Pasadena Rose Bowl -- the venue for the 1994 World Cup final. The French champions shrugged off searing heat -- temperatures reached 31 degrees Celsius (87.8 Fahrenheit) shortly after the midday kick-off -- to produce the kind of adventurous, attacking display which became their calling card en route to their dazzling Champions League triumph earlier this month. Fabian Ruiz and Vitinha gave PSG a 2-0 lead by half-time before Senny Mayulu and Lee Kang-In sealed an impressive Group B win with late goals against an Atleti team who struggled to cope with the French side's multi-faceted attacking play. PSG are bidding to crown a superb season which saw them win four trophies at home and in Europe with a fifth title. On Sunday's evidence, few would bet against Luis Enrique's side from being crowned world champions. "We had the objective of making history this season, but this is a new chapter," Luis Enrique said in his post-match news conference. "It's a nice challenge for the players and the team, to want to keep winning. "The club is hungry, the fans are hungry, the players and the team are hungry, and that's a good feeling. We have the same objective as in other competitions, which is to go as far as possible and try to win it." Atletico manager Diego Simeone refused to cite the heat as a factor in his team's defeat. "I cannot blame it on the heat -- we both played in the same weather conditions," Simeone said. "They played much better than we did. They have amazing players and that's why they've just won everything." In other games on Sunday, Brazil's Palmeiras drew 0-0 with Portuguese giants Porto in Group A at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey.
Yahoo
11-06-2025
- Health
- Yahoo
Davids Redefines Mouthwash with Breakthrough Hydroxi™ Formula
The Leading Fluoride Free Oral Care Brand Continues to Deliver Trusted Formulas and Expand Innovation with the Launch of Davids Fresh Breath Mouthwash powered by Hydroxi™ MENIFEE, Calif., June 11, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Davids Health Sciences, Inc., the trusted leader in premium oral care, continues to innovate and expand their oral care product lineup. Today, the company announced the launch of its Davids Fresh Breath Mouthwash powered by Hydroxi™, a high-performance, fluoride free and alcohol free formula that delivers long-lasting freshness, gum detox, plaque fighting power, and enamel health, incorporating nano hydroxyapatite (same material your teeth and bones are made of). The new mouthwash marks the latest addition to the Davids Hydroxi™ line of products using their proprietary blend of nano hydroxyapatite with high quality naturally sourced and naturally derived ingredients designed to provide superior enamel repair, sensitivity relief, whitening, and long-lasting freshness without the use of fluoride or harsh chemicals. Davids proprietary Hydroxi™ ingredient material is redefining oral care with its scientifically backed ability to remineralize and strengthen teeth. Hydroxi™ utilizes the only nano hydroxyapatite material approved as safe by the European Scientific Committee on Consumer Safety (SCCS). While other natural oral care brands may use similar sounding ingredients, Davids proprietary Hydroxi™ formula significantly outperforms competitors in independent lab testing. "At Davids, our goal has always been to create the best possible products without compromising on quality ingredients," said Eric Buss, Founder & CEO at Davids. "With Hydroxi™, we've combined advanced dental science with the most effective naturally sourced and naturally derived ingredients to create a superior solution for remineralization, sensitivity relief, and fresh breath, without the risks associated with fluoride." Davids Fresh Breath Mouthwash powered by Hydroxi™ is a natural addition to the Davids line of products which already includes toothpaste, expanding dental floss, bamboo toothbrushes, and tongue scrapers. The new mouthwash products continue Davids dedication to high performance oral care utilizing better for you premium ingredients. The EWG VERIFIED™, Leaping Bunny Certified, vegan, formula safely and effectively freshens breath, detoxifies gums, alleviates dry mouth, and fights plaque and gingivitis. It is also alcohol free, fluoride free, and sulfate free to ensure a gentle yet effective cleanse without the strong burning sensation of traditional alcohol based mouthwashes, while a premium mint oil blend provides long-lasting freshness. The innovation continues with the minimalist amber glass bottle packaging design where sustainability meets minimalism. The eco-friendly refill system cuts down on plastic waste with a concentrated formula that gives 96 uses when mixed with 12 ounces of water. This provides a better experience for both people and the planet. Davids Hydroxi™ Fresh Breath Mouthwash Refill Kit, which includes a 16 fl oz reusable glass bottle and a 4 fl oz refill concentrate, is available on for $15.95. Davids Hydroxi™ Fresh Breath Mouthwash Refill Concentrate is also available for $13.95. For more information, visit or follow @davidsoralcare on social media. About Davids Health Sciences, Health Sciences, Inc. is a pioneer in premium oral care, dedicated to providing advanced, highly effective solutions that are both safe and sustainable. Founded on the principle that oral care products should deliver superior performance without compromising on natural purity, Davids combines cutting-edge dental science with the highest quality naturally sourced and naturally derived ingredients. Davids proprietary Hydroxi™ formulation exemplifies this commitment, setting a new industry benchmark for enamel repair, sensitivity relief, whitening, and freshness, all without fluoride or harsh chemicals. In 2011, Davids founder, Eric David Buss, began a four-year obsession to develop the very best clean ingredient toothpaste after looking into the ingredients being used in the "natural" toothpaste he was using. Through extensive research with industry experts, Buss identified the best naturally sourced and naturally derived ingredients, to safely and effectively brighten teeth and smiles. Committed to transparency and environmental responsibility, many Davids products are EWG VERIFIED™, Leaping Bunny Certified, and vegan, ensuring customers can trust the high standards behind every product. With innovation rooted in scientific rigor and sustainability at its core, Davids continues to redefine what premium oral care can achieve. View original content to download multimedia: SOURCE Davids Health Sciences, Inc. Error while retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error while retrieving data Error while retrieving data Error while retrieving data Error while retrieving data
Hypebeast
04-06-2025
- Business
- Hypebeast
Patta and Havaianas Debut Collaboration In Brazil
Pattais deep in its collaborative bag. After announcing the return of itsNike Air Max 90 'Waves'series and debuting its upcomingNike Cryoshot Mercurialpitchside, the Amsterdam-based label heads to Brazil withHavaianas. Starring former Dutch footballerEdgar Davids, the campaign scores some goals shoreside just in time for summer. Patta and Havaianas join forces for the first time, paying tribute to the latter's Brazilian influence with a fresh set of flip-flops. The brand's original Brasil logo silhouette is reimagined by Patta, keeping its classic build and uplifted with oversized Patta branding. Arriving in two colorways, the summer staple boasts mutual Surinamese and Brazilian flags on the straps, while pure Brazilian rubber completes the soles made for heavy beach use. The star pair arrives in Brazilian flag hues, contrasted by a black and white option for neutral styling. Take a closer look at the collaboration in the gallery above. The flip-flops will be released on June 6 in-store and online viaPatta, followed by a global release throughHavaianason June 9.
