Author: staff
SA’s largest retailer Shoprite has voluntarily recalled all the cereal products manufactured by Heartland Foods for its namesake brand, Checkers, Usave and OK Foods supermarkets due to inaccurate nutritional labelling by the supplier.
City of Cape Town mayoral committee member for urban waste management Grant Twigg has been cleared of allegations that he breached the councillors’ code of conduct and caused fruitless and wasteful expenditure in a failed waste management project.
Financial and Fiscal Commission Chair, Patience Mbava has called the budget process “irregular”, after she said National Treasury did not follow the legislative process in consulting the commission before tabling the Division of Revenue Bill.
Residents of Komani and surrounds in the Eastern Cape came out strongly against child marriage at a public hearing on the Marriage Bill, where they beseeched the Portfolio Committee on Home Affairs on Tuesday to raise the age at which a person can legally be married to 21.
In the world of rentals, some of the most bizarre items have become available for short-term use, and South Africa is no stranger to this trend as foregoing the long-term commitment of ownership becomes an option and everyday items are offered for rent.
The Joshlin Smith kidnapping trial took another dramatic turn on Tuesday as State witness Lourentia “Renz” Lombaard told the court about her friendship with the missing girl’s mother, Racquel “Kelly” Smith, and how Smith accused her of having an affair with her partner and now co-accused Jacquen “Boeta” Appollis.
Residents of Komani and surrounds in the Eastern Cape came out strongly against child marriages at a public hearing on the Marriage Bill, where they beseeched the Portfolio Committee on Home Affairs heard on Tuesday to raise the age at which a person can legally be married to 21.
Remgro, the diversified investment holding firm chaired by Johann Rupert, reported a jump in earnings on Tuesday, helped by a strong showing by major investees including Rainbow, which has joined the JSE; and Mediclinic, which recently departed.
AfriForum CEO Kallie Kriel has criticised the judges who ruled that EFF president Julius Malema’s “Kill the Boer” chant did not constitute hate speech, and has accused them of adopting a “radical ideological interpretation” of the Constitution.
Barloworld on Tuesday flagged even more pressure on local sales for the first five months of its 2025 year, with pressure on local equipment sales intensifying amid tepid mining activity and a slump in earnings for its sanction-hit Russian business.