Author: staff
When Chris Smith woke up to run his 200th park run earlier this year, he didn’t know it could have been his last. But thanks to nursing specialist Aneshree Govender, who was stationed there for the first time, he can now call himself a heart attack survivor.
Manchester City’s crisis continued with a 2-0 defeat away to Juventus in the Champions League on Wednesday, while Pep Guardiola’s old club Barcelona beat Borussia Dortmund to clinch a spot in the knockout stage of Europe’s elite club competition.
According to an update from MEC for Finance and Economic Development Lebogang Maile on Wednesday, over 1 000 applications for spaza shop registration in Gauteng have been put on hold due to incomplete or missing critical supporting documents.
Bolstered by a Competition Commission finding that the banks that cut ties with the Sekunjalo Group had potentially violated competition law, Iqbal Survé and his companies have launched urgent legal action to force Nedbank to reopen their closed accounts.
Industrial and consumer group Barloworld’s announcement and details over a hefty buyout offer from a consortium including its CEO and Saudi group Zahid have helped ease concerns about any perceived conflict of interest, analysts said on Thursday.
As excitement builds among the 2 500 party delegates attending the EFF elective conference, provinces are travelling to the event with a tentative idea about who – alongside highly likely third-term president Julius Malema – will lead the party.
According to an update from the province’s MEC for Finance and Economic Development, Lebogang Maile, on Wednesday, over 1,000 applications for spaza shop registration in Gauteng have been returned due to incomplete or missing critical supporting documents.
From being dumped by its former president and one of its longest-serving members after founding and later leading an opposing political outfit to losing elections in key provinces and nationally, the year 2024 has not been easy on the ANC.
Stellenbosch’s debut on Africa’s grand football stage has been a baptism of fire, with Steve Barker’s charges learning fast that continental competition is a different beast – gruelling travel, unfamiliar conditions and fiercely experienced rivals.
November brought a revelation: generative AI is transforming the way I research, write, and think. Its power to lower barriers and boost productivity is undeniable—but can it truly reduce inequality? That depends on how we use it, writes Johan Fourie.