Author: staff
Mamelodi Sundowns coach Manqoba Mngqithi is learning from the club’s shortcomings in recent CAF Champions League campaigns. One of their Achilles heels has been player fatigue in the knockout stages, so to curb this, Mngqithi is implementing a rotation policy.
A meter taxi driver has been arrested for fraud after a 21-year-old Danish tourist alleged that the driver stole his credit card and sent the details to someone in Europe, where seven purchases to the tune of R650 000 from luxury boutiques were made.
Babies getting HIV from their infected mothers is a rare occurrence in a cluster of 39 villages in the OR Tambo District in the Eastern Cape despite more than a third of pregnant women in this rural part of the province being HIV positive. Find out how an NGO’s peer-support programme here helps.
Unimpressed with the police’s extortion strategy, the Portfolio Committee on Police will determine what measurable outcomes there are to gauge their success in dealing with extortion, the committee’s chairperson, Ian Cameron, has said.
Unimpressed with the police’s extortion strategy, the Portfolio Committee on Police will determine what measurable outcomes there are to gauge the police’s success in dealing with extortion, the committee’s chairperson Ian Cameron said.
The Western Cape Education Department (WCED) recorded nine cases of matric pupils bringing cellphones and crib notes into exam rooms since the start of the final examination. This is as the class of 2024 officially reaches the halfway mark of their final exams.
Jarring unemployment and poverty levels, flooding and storms that damage houses, and roads, poor network connectivity, intermittent water and power outages, damaged infrastructure and unsafe beaches in uMgababa on the South Coast are some of the issues President Cyril Ramaphosa must address when he meets residents.
Apps such as Google Maps, Apple Maps and Waze can tell drivers when they are approaching speed cameras or random breath testing stations. Countries such as Germany, France and Switzerland have banned apps from displaying these enforcement locations.
The Hawks in Limpopo are on the hunt for Tumelo Ratau, the former chief financial officer of the Fetakgomo-Greater Tubatse Municipality that lost R230 million in the VBS Mutual Bank collapse, after he failed to show up for court twice this week.
Two years after Medihelp was slapped with an order from the Gauteng High Court in Pretoria forcing it to cover the cost of treatment for a now 5-year-old Alberton boy with a rare inherited genetic condition, the medical aid scheme is still fighting to avoid having to pay up and now wants the court to reconsider its decision.