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Archive photo for illustration purposes only. (Photo: Provided) Access to several rest camps in the central and northern regions of the Kruger National Park is currently restricted due to flooding. JP Louw, spokesperson for SANParks, announced on Monday that the wildlife park and surrounding areas have again received a lot of rain. The wildlife park’s river levels have risen sharply again and the catchment areas are currently extremely saturated, especially after January’s heavy rains. “Visitors are requested to remain vigilant and pay attention to road signs as most dirt roads in the north and central part of the park are…
The character of the actor who became famous in the game uThe bird criedMagic Hlatshwayo, has revealed that he is suffering from a disease of loss of good eyesight, and it is a disease that doctors have told him that we cannot cure, rather his condition will continue to worsen.Magic revealed this when he was honored with the award of The Lifetime Achiever Award, emcimbini ama-South African Television and Film Awards (Safta).This event was held for two days in Johannesburg, where artists who appeared in local games and programs were honored.Magic said that he can no longer see well after…
Mzansi ambassadors have been informed of the arrest of the country’s coach, Rulani Mokwena, who mourned him on Sunday in Algeria.Mokwena broke away from the Algerian team. MC Alger at the weekend, news spread that he has been hired by Al Ittihad of Libya played by Thembinkosi Lorch who he coached in Orlando Pirates, Mamelodi Sundowns and Wydad Casablanca.It turns out that Mokoena was arrested at the Algerian airport, Houari Boumediene Airport, following a violation of the law that governs its money. It is said that he was trying to take it out of the country.The news agency, SABC, reported…
Gwede Mantashe, the Minister of Minerals and Petroleum Resources. (Photo: X)The government is constantly in talks with suppliers to obtain fuel amid the conflict in the Middle East.Gwede Mantashe, the minister of minerals and petroleum resources, explained on Monday at the Southern African oil and gas conference in Cape Town that the government does not want to touch South Africa’s strategic oil reserves at this stage – hence the discussions with fuel suppliers.According to Mantashe, “all possible sources of supply” are currently being investigated.The minister indicated at the conference on Monday that the conflict in the Middle East is causing…
Problems are increasing in the Roman church caused by the slander of the Fathers of this church who are accused of having a spirit of singing.The Fathers in question are Father Thembelani Ngcobo of Montclair Parish and Father Sifiso Ndlovu of Pinetown Parish.Members of the Catholic church this week wrote a strong letter addressed directly to the head of the church in the Diocese of Durban, Bishop Mandla Jwara.It is a country see this letter from which it appears that it was written by one of the brothers of this church expressing his concern. The title of the book is:…
Pres. Cyril Ramaphosa. (Photo: Siyabulela Duda/GCIS)Every South African should feel worthy, writes Pres. Cyril Ramaphosa in the run-up to Human Rights Day.Ramaphosa writes in his weekly newsletter on Monday that the Constitution is much more than just the supreme law of the land. “It is a solemn promise that no person will ever again be stripped of his or her humanity and dignity.”Ramaphosa writes that in the run-up to Human Rights Day, which is celebrated on Saturday, South Africa must reflect on whether this promise is fulfilled.”Of all the values enshrined in our Constitution, one of the most fundamental is…
Airline says limited number of flights will operate as of March 18 between Qatari capital and dozens of destinations.Listen to this article | 2 minsinfoPublished On 16 Mar 202616 Mar 2026Click here to share on social mediashare2Shareplus2googleAdd Al Jazeera on GoogleinfoQatar Airways has announced a limited flight schedule to and from the Qatari capital, Doha, as the US-Israeli war on Iran roils air travel in the region.The airline said on Monday that it would operate a limited number of flights from Wednesday to March 28.Recommended Stories list of 3 itemsend of listThe flights will operate to and from dozens of…
A matric from Webbstown Combined School, Cabazi, Xobho, wrote the exams for himself at a neighboring school on Friday, as the protest of parents who are unhappy about various things happening at the school continues.This was revealed by the chairman of the school governing body (SGB), Mr. Morgan Shezi, when contacted byOf this country to comment on the protest that has been going on for a week at this school.”It was forced that the matric was requested at another school in the Xobho area. We are worried,” said Shezi.He admitted that there are complaints from the protesting parents, regarding three…
After almost a month in the neonatal intensive care unit and seven weeks of intense therapy at the Netcare Rehabilitation Hospital in Auckland Park, little Lente is finally home. (Photo: Janice du Plessis/Maroela Media) The road to recovery for little Lente van Jaarsveld is longer and steeper than any parent would hope for, but for Gerhard and Karin every small victory is a precious proof of the Lord’s grace. After almost a month in the neonatal intensive care unit and seven weeks of intense therapy at the Netcare Rehabilitation Hospital in Auckland Park, little Lente is finally home. And although…
The war campaign against illegal immigrants is INTENSIFIED as KwaZulu-Natal, Pakistanis and Malawians have the highest number, who are sent back to their countries.This was expressed by a senior official in the Ministry of Home Affairs in KwaZulu-Natal, Mr Cyril Mncwabe, who told the Parliamentary committee, that those from these countries are the ones with the highest number who return them to their countries.Mncwabe said that the number of illegal immigrants returned to their countries in the last three quarters of the year has dropped to 3,000.”There are 948 people who are in this country illegally and we take them…