Author: staff
Near the end of 2020, Christopher Tosi took a planned three-week trip in the Kruger National Kruger. It turned into 86 days. His experience sparked a platform which today has around 500 000 followers, and has raised R330 000 for free surgeries for child burn victims.
Of the 815 844 pupils from six provinces who sat down at their Grade 8 desks to begin high school in 2019, 207 219 “disappeared” before reaching matric, 304 241 “progressed with repetition”, and just 304 384 reached Grade 12 in 2023 without repeating any grades.
The money recovery methods of Nafiz Modack’s debt collector, Jacques Cronje, were harshly criticised by Western Cape High Court Judge Robert Henney during an application for the discharge of the case against the man who calls himself ‘John Wick’ on Wednesday.
The agriculture department reported that it found the pathogen that’s also known as gray mould and is capable of destroying thousands of hectares of various species, including pineapple and citrus, in both the northernmost Limpopo and Mpumalanga provinces.
A survey in which South Africans overwhelmingly expressed support for interventions to save the critically endangered African penguin also showed that two-thirds of respondents were unaware of the penguin’s dire conservation status.
During a unique address at the World Economic Forum in Davos-Klosters on Tuesday, President Cyril Ramaphosa emphasised South Africa’s swift coalition-building abilities as a testament to the country’s commitment to inclusive dialogue.
Nafiz Modack and 14 others accused of being part of a murderous racketeering enterprise responsible for the murder of Anti-Gang Unit detective Charl Kinnear and others applied for the discharge of the charges against them in the Western Cape High Court on Tuesday.
News24 | Police officer details CCTV footage of the day brothers allegedly killed Durban businessman
During the four-day-long bail application of two brothers charged with the murder of a Durban businessman who was gunned down in Umhlanga, the court was given a detailed account of what was alleged to have happened on the day of the shooting.
Four years, at least 11 victims, and approximately R3 million later, four alleged members of a hit murder syndicate targeting and killing people for insurance money made their first appearance in the Eastern Cape High Court in Gqeberha on Tuesday.
The credibility of the police has been dented by their inclination to harbour criminally accused individuals. This according to the National Assembly’s police committee chairperson, Ian Cameron, who was scathing on the state of the police, their finances and some of the most critical divisions.