Scheffler Outlasts Kim, Green Intruders for Sixth Title Scottie Scheffler once again proved his dominance on the PGA Tour, triumphing at the Waste Management Phoenix Open on Sunday after a thrilling final-round battle. The 26-year-old American began the day with a one-stroke lead over South Korea’s Si Woo Kim, but both players found trouble on the front nine, allowing David Lingmerth to briefly take the lead. However, Scheffler steadied himself on the back nine, making crucial birdies on the 11th and 15th holes to regain the advantage. Kim fought back with a birdie on the 17th, but Scheffler sealed his victory with a par on the last hole. Scheffler’s victory marks his sixth on the PGA Tour, moving him into a tie for fourth on the all-time list of active players. He has now won at least one tournament in each of the past three seasons. “It was a grind out there today,” Scheffler said after his win. “I was struggling a little bit off the tee, but I was able to make some putts and keep myself in it. It means a lot to win here in Phoenix, especially with the fans being so supportive.” The tournament was also marked by the presence of several green-jacketed spectators, who had arrived early for the upcoming Masters Tournament. Scheffler said he was honored to play in front of them. “It’s always special to see the Masters crowd here at Phoenix,” Scheffler said. “It’s a testament to the quality of this tournament, and it makes it that much more special to win here.” Lingmerth finished in a tie for second place with Kim, while Max Homa and Sam Ryder tied for fourth.`

Last week, the Constitutional Court dismissed Home Affairs Minister Aaron Motsoaledi’s application to appeal a High Court ruling that the ZEP program had been unlawfully cancelled.

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Last week, the Constitutional Court dismissed Home Affairs Minister Aaron Motsoaledi’s application to appeal a High Court ruling that the ZEP program had been unlawfully cancelled.

Additionally, the court granted an interim injunction preventing the government from arresting or deporting any ZEP permit holder.

The department has faced heavy criticism for not following the proper procedure to end the regime, which allows more than 178,000 Zimbabweans to stay and work in South Africa.

“The loss of the Department of Home Affairs was already expected, and the minister was aware of it, and the department was also aware of it,” Sibanda said.

“In fact, I think the department did it for politicking purposes and to drag it further to make it seem like they don’t like immigrants and foreigners to capture that group of people who don’t like foreigners.

“Zimbabweans who hold SPA permits should keep them valid so that if they need to be extended, they do not miss out on that opportunity.”

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`Scheffler overcame challenges from Kim Si-woo and a swarm of green intruders to seal his sixth PGA Tour title at the WM Phoenix Open. The American held his nerve in a tense final round, carding a 69 to finish at 16-under par and secure a one-stroke victory over Kim. Scheffler’s triumph was marred by the presence of large crowds invading the greens, forcing officials to briefly suspend play due to safety concerns. Despite the distractions, Scheffler remained focused and sank a crucial birdie putt on the 17th hole to give himself a two-shot cushion heading into the final hole. Kim put up a valiant fight, birdieing the 18th to close the gap to just one stroke, but it wasn’t enough to deny Scheffler his sixth title in just 18 months. The victory consolidates Scheffler’s position as the world’s top-ranked golfer and cements his status as a rising star in the sport.