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The South African
10 hours ago
- Business
- The South African
Lucky Lotto jackpot winner turns R30 wager into R39.5 MILLION!
ITHUBA, operators of the National Lottery in South Africa, have confirmed that there were two winners of the Lotto jackpot on Wednesday, 18 June. The jackpot stood at R78 977 677.80, meaning each of the winners will pocket R39 488 838.90. The first winning ticket was purchased through the Standard Bank banking app with a R200 wager using the quick pick selection method, while the second winning ticket was purchased at a Day and Night Superstore in Yeoville in Johannesburg, with a R30 wager, also using the quick pick selection method. The winner who played via a banking platform has been notified of their winnings by their bank, while ITHUBA has urged everyone else who bought a ticket in-store to check their tickets. The winning numbers were 10, 13, 27, 30, 38, 39 and the bonus ball was 16. 'This draw not only produced one multi-millionaire, but two! Both winners will walk away with significant amounts of money that will undoubtedly change their lives,' says ITHUBA CEO, Charmaine Mabuza. 'The winner service team is eagerly awaiting the arrival of these winners and ready to help and support them every step of the way,' Mabuza added. To help winner's enjoy lasting benefits from their winnings, ITHUBA offers access to certified financial experts who provide valuable financial insights for winners of R50 000 and above. All winners have 365 days from the draw date to claim their winnings, and all National Lottery winnings are tax-free . Participants can check their tickets at retail stores or online through the National Lottery website or social media pages as there are more winners in other divisions. Players must be 18 years or older. Play responsibly. Let us know by leaving a comment below, or send a WhatsApp to 060 011 021 1 Subscribe to The South African website's newsletters and follow us on WhatsApp, Facebook, X and Bluesky for the latest news.
IOL News
11 hours ago
- Business
- IOL News
Two winners share R78. 9 million Lotto jackpot
iol Two people have bagged the R78,977,677.80 Lotto jackpot from the June 18, 2025, draw. Two people have bagged the R78,977,677.80 Lotto jackpot from the June 18, 2025, draw. According to the National Lottery, each person will walk away with R39,488,838.90. The first winning ticket was purchased through a banking app with a R200 wager using the quick pick selection method. The second winning ticket was purchased at a Day and Night Superstore in Johannesburg, with a R30 wager using the quick pick selection method. Ithuba said the the winner who played via a banking platform has been notified of their winnings by their bank and the operator urges in-store participants to check their tickets. Ithba CEO Charmaine Mabuza said:"This draw not only produced one multi-millionaire, but two. "Both winners will walk away with significant amounts of money that will undoubtedly change their lives." She said the winner service team is eagerly awaiting the arrival of these winners and is ready to help and support them every step of the way. Ithuba said to help winners enjoy lasting benefits from their winnings, Ithuba offers access to certified financial experts who provide valuable financial insights for winners of R50,000 and above. "Our objective is to empower winners tomake informed decisions and secure their financial future, ultimately changing their lives forever through their winnings." All winners have 365 days from the draw date to claim their winnings. IOL News
The Citizen
a day ago
- Entertainment
- The Citizen
BRONWYN TANNER: Tuning In – Addiction awareness campaign on the cards
BRONWYN TANNER: Tuning In – Addiction awareness campaign on the cards Laqhakaza Iphara Recovery will hold an addiction awareness campaign at Relton Hall, Pennington on Saturday, July 26 from 10:00. Founder of the NPO, Emmanuel Msomi, encourages everyone to attend. This comes after the establishment of a rehabilitation/recovery centre was rejected in the area. Msomi stated that even though he will not be able to have a centre in Pennington to assist addicts and families of those that suffer from all forms of addictions, he would like to create awareness on the matter. For further information, contact 079 9952023. Nicky Koekemoer from 4 Paws and a Tale Rescue is in need of old kitchen cupboards. She will be able to collect them. Contact her on 084 6265508. June is Cancer Survivor Month. Michelle Ursula Naidoo is selling cupcakes for Cupcakes of Hope. For more information, contact 072 0452105. Save the dates: * Umdoni Retirement Village is hosting a winter market on June 21, from 08:30 to 12:30. Contact 083 2871296 to find out more. * Tidy Towns Pennington's fundraising golf day is on June 22. For further information, contact 082 8879644. * A country music fair takes place at Scottburgh Country Club on June 29. Enquiries: 067 7387618 or 072 5078773. * The Lazy Moose is hosting a winter market on June 29. Interested vendors contact: events@ * The 8th annual Umdoni Classic Tournament 2025 will held from July 11 – 13 at Umdoni Park Golf Club. For further information, email veni@ * If anyone is interested in signing up for social bowls at Umkomaas, please email with your contact details. All community members are welcome. * A box packed with healthy goodness and love by Made For More: Anele Zama and her passionate team create boxes of delicious, organic vegetables every second week. These purchases assist families of children with disabilities. Contact Anele on 073 1649534 for more information. * The Mongoose Tea Garden is open at TC Robertson Nature Reserve in Scottburgh every Wednesday from 09:00. The cost is R50 per person and includes coffee and tea, and snacks. Contact 082 6227699. HAVE YOUR SAY Like our Facebook page, follow us on Twitter and Instagram At Caxton, we employ humans to generate daily fresh news, not AI intervention. Happy reading!
IOL News
2 days ago
- Automotive
- IOL News
MaMkhize's luxury car collection to go under the hammer as Sars clamps down
Shauwn Mkhize whose assets, including fleet of cars, were confiscated by Sars during the raid earlier last week. South African businesswoman and reality TV star Shauwn 'MaMkhize' Mkhize is once again making headlines — this time over her flashy car collection, which is going up for auction next week as part of an ongoing legal battle with the South African Revenue Service. The vehicles, which include some of the world's most luxurious brands, are linked to unpaid taxes owed by her football club, Royal AM. A total of 13 high-end vehicles and a tour bus will be sold online through Bidders Choice. The auction will be open from 27 June until 2 July, giving car lovers and collectors a chance to bid on some truly rare finds. Anyone interested in placing a bid must first register and pay a R50 000 refundable registration fee. The cars can be viewed in person in Johannesburg or KwaZulu-Natal before the auction begins. Among the collection is a 2022 Mercedes-Benz S680 Maybach Edition 100, a vehicle so rare that only 100 units were produced globally. Similar models have been known to fetch upwards of R5 million at international auctions. This specific car still carries branding from Royal AM Football Club, the team Mkhize bought in 2021 and moved to KwaZulu-Natal from Bloemfontein, when it was still known as Bloemfontein Celtics. The auction also includes a 2020 Bentley Continental GTC, a car that easily commands a price tag of around R4 million. Another standout is the 2016 Mercedes-Benz G-Wagen with ONYX customisation, a model that could sell for more than R2 million depending on its condition. A 2022 BMW i7 xDrive 60, one of the latest electric sedans from BMW, is also up for grabs and typically sells for nearly R3 million. Other vehicles in the line-up include a 2018 Mercedes-Benz V-Class Maybach Bus, several BMWs, two Toyota Hilux bakkies, a Nissan NP300, and a Volkswagen Crafter. The luxury tour bus, a 2014 Mercedes-Benz Marcopolo G7, is also part of the sale. The vehicles are being auctioned as part of Sars's efforts to recover over R37 million in tax debt allegedly owed by Royal AM. The club was placed under curatorship last year, and the auction is one of the steps being taken to settle the outstanding tax liabilities. This comes just months after a failed deal to sell Royal AM to an investment company. According to court-appointed curator Jaco Venter, Global Investments was selected as the successful bidder earlier this year, but the agreement fell through when the company missed the payment deadline. Mkhize has not commented publicly on the auction, but Sars has made it clear that the move is part of a broader effort to clamp down on high-profile taxpayers who do not comply with the law. For now, the spotlight remains firmly on MaMkhize, whose once-celebrated lifestyle is being picked apart piece by piece.
The Citizen
2 days ago
- Automotive
- The Citizen
Sars strikes: MaMkhize's luxury cars up for auction
Those interested in buying the vehicles must pay a R50 000 registration fee, and can view the cars in person in Johannesburg and KwaZulu-Natal. Among the luxury cars is a 2022 Mercedes-Benz S680 Maybach Edition 100, one of only 100 made worldwide. Picture: Bidders Choicer website. A total of 13 cars and a tour bus linked to the controversial businesswoman Shauwn 'MaMkhize' Mkhize are set to be auctioned online next week. Bids for the 14 vehicles are welcome from 27 June to 2 July 2025. Some of the cars set to be auctioned, including the tour bus, still have Royal AM Football Club's branding on the sides. The Football Club, formerly known as Bloemfontein Celtics, was bought by Mkhize in 2021 and moved it to KwaZulu-Natal. ALSO READ: Fast to run to court but slow to pay taxes: Sars boss reacts to Shauwn Mkhize's court defeats A 2016 Mercedes-Benz G-Wagen ONYX. Picture: Bidders Choice website Cars to be auctioned According to Bidders Choice's website, the vehicles will be auctioned because of a case related to the South African Revenue Services (Sars) against Royal AM Football Club. The football club was placed under curatorship by the taxman to recover money owed by Mkhize. She reportedly owes Sars at least R37 million in tax debt. Those interested in buying the vehicles must pay a R50 000 registration fee, and can view the cars in person in Johannesburg and KwaZulu-Natal. A 2020 Bentley Continental GTC (2019 Edition). Picture: Bidders Choice website Names and prices of cars Among the luxury cars is a 2022 Mercedes-Benz S680 Maybach Edition 100, one of only 100 made worldwide. This type of car has previously been auctioned for R5.6 million, while a standard one can be purchased for R4 454 000. Another luxury car set to be auctioned is the 2020 Bentley Continental GTC (2019 Edition), which used models can be found in the range of R4 million. A 2016 Mercedes-Benz G-Wagen ONYX, which is understood to be a rare vehicle because of the ONYX package. For one, an individual can expect to pay more than R2 million, depending on the condition, mileage, and specific features. Bidders will also have the opportunity to purchase a 2022 BMW i7 xDrive 60, a new model available for R2 825 000. ALSO READ: MaMkhize's Masterclass: life lessons, financial woes, and fans shouting 'Pay back the money!' A 2022 BMW i7 xDrive 60. Picture: Bidders Choice Website The rest of the vehicles The rest of the vehicles from Mkhize's collection that will be auctioned include: 2018 Mercedes-Benz V-Class Maybach Bus 2012 BMW 750i 2018 BMW GT 640i 2016 BMW X1 2012 BMW X6 Xdrive 40d 2013 Toyota Hilux 2.7VVTI Double Cab 2019 Toyota Hilux 2.7VVTI Single Cab 2014 Mercedes-Benz Marcopolo G7 2009 Nissan NP300 Hardbody 2016 Volkswagen Crafter Earlier this year, the Royal AM Football Club returned to the market after a deal between Chockalingam Moodley of Global Investments and Sars fell through. According to a SARS curator, Jaco Venter's media statement, Global Investments was notified on 19 March of their successful bid to acquire the status of Royal AM and was asked to pay within three days of notification, but the deal collapsed due to non-payment. 'The purpose of this communication is to notify interested parties of the outcome concerning the intended sale or auction of the Royal AM Football Club,' read the curator's statement. NOW READ: MaMkhize apologises to Royal AM players for non-payment of salaries
