Daily Voice 2025-01-28

MILEY Cyrus is siek en sat of family feuds and is not going to “get involved” in the nuutste drama. The 32-year-old pop superstar reportedly wants nothing to do with her father Billy Ray Cyrus, 63, in recent years after he divorced her mother Tish before tying the knot with singer Firerose, 36, in a short-lived marriage. But now, insiders have claimed that while she was once “overwhelmed” by the drama, she has now “removed herself” from it. A source told People magazine: “Miley used to feel overwhelmed by the family drama. She’s not about to get involved again.” Despite this, another source recently claimed that Miley, who shot to fame as a teen in the Disney Channel series Hannah Montana alongside her dad, has “no interest" in repairing her…

Bodyguards Hani was also alone at the time, without his bodyguards. Walus said he shot Hani four times and did not use a silencer as this would have slowed him down. He added that if the plan to kill Hani fell apart, the next person to be killed would have been Joe Slovo. Investigations uncovered a hit list of those who were to be killed. The names on the list were; Nelson Mandela, Joe Slovo, Chris Hani, Mac Maharaj, Karen Brynard, Pik Botha, Richard Goldstone, Ken Owen and Tim du Plessis. Walus said he believed he should have gotten amnesty for Hani’s murder because his reason for killing Hani was political and not personal.…

Operation Last year, three Cape men, Corne van Rooyen, 40, Garth van West, 53, and Shannon Manuel, 32, were busted on similar charges following a joint operation by SAPS and the US Department of Homeland Security. Now Women and Men Against Child Abuse (WMACA) have launched a campaign called “Stop Calling it Child Pornography”. WMACA advocacy manager, Luke Lamprecht, says: “We must stop calling this ‘child pornography’. “That term minimises the horror. This is not about children being sexualised; it is about them being brutalised. “WMACA Advocacy underscores the urgent need to challenge the terminology used in public discourse, particularly the use of ‘child pornography’, which trivialises the gravity of these crimes. “Pornography implies consent; children cannot consent to such sexualised acts. Describing these non-consensual sexualised images as ‘pornography’ normalises…