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Nearly 10 months after initially appearing in the Eastern Cape High Court in Gqeberha to answer 50 charges of bribery and fraud, three Sundays River Valley traffic officials must now wait to learn their fate as the judge was too unwell to deliver the judgment on Wednesday.
In 2012, Mosiuwa Ntholeng left his job at a local building supplies store to join the police. Now an investigator with the Bloemfontein Serial and Electronic Crime Investigations Unit, he finds his reward inputting sexual predators behind bars.
The impact of recent incidents of fraud, apparently involving a global syndicate that uses stolen credit card information to pay for Facebook ads, will be felt by legitimate small businesses and other e-commerce sites, writes Maya Fisher-French.
The owner of brands such as Tastic rice and All Gold tomato sauce says its insurers have warned that its product liability insurance policy will not cover exemplary or punitive damages amid an ongoing class action lawsuit it faces over a listeriosis outbreak linked to one of its plants.
Teacher unions have accused a provincial education department of flagrantly disregarding the Protection of Personal Information Act (POPI Act) after it published the personal information of teachers retiring next year in a circular.
The Legal Practice Council’s CEO says she objected to a lifestyle audit at the body because it asked staff for details of their family’s financial interests – and she had “never heard of an organisation which invades staff’s privacy in that manner”.
Stellenbosch FC returned to Cape Town from Mali on Friday, taking a lengthy route to and from West Africa via Ethiopia and carrying the sting of a 2-0 defeat to Stade Malien in their opening match of the 2024/25 CAF Confederation Cup group stage.
The council of Stellenbosch University has reaffirmed its decisions on the closure of a controversial residence and reopening it as a reimagined one, despite accusations by the university’s chancellor, retired Justice Edwin Cameron, an investigative panel’s report was altered.
Amid a massive global ramp-up in spending on artificial intelligence, SA’s most valuable company, Naspers, remains confident that its focus on “underinvested” regions will help it create almost R2 trillion in value in the next few years.
After stating earlier this year that he was prepared to visit South Africa, Ukraine’s president Volodymyr Zelenskyy has said he was waiting on President Cyril Ramaphosa to pencil him into his schedule because “Mr. Ramaphosa is very busy.”