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George Michalakis is the DA’s new parliamentary leader. (Photo: DA/X) The criminal justice system in South Africa is failing at almost every level, and the government must use all available resources to reduce violent crime. This is what George Michalakis, the DA’s parliamentary leader, said during the debate on the budget of the presidency. According to him, the crisis in the criminal justice system is not simply a departmental failure, but a broader management failure that affects the state’s constitutional duty to protect citizens. “The first duty of any democratic government is not simply to govern, but to protect.” He…
SUZUZ is changing its footing by expanding to other states the annual business meeting Green Youth Indaba, which brings together young industrialists who focus on different businesses that are responsible for the environment.This gathering, which is coming back for the 11th time this year and was founded by Mr. Sanele Zulu of the non-profit organization Green Youth Network, used to be held in Durban, as this time it will be held at Superbowl, Sun City, North West from June 15 to 19.In a statement sent by the organizers of the event, it was revealed that they decided to cooperate with…
Skermgrepe from Sabrina se video on Instagram (Video: sab_thi / Instagram) A woman miraculously walked away with only bruises after a collision between her paraglider and a small plane high above the Austrian Alps. The incident took place on 23 May 2026 in the Piesendorf area in Salzburg when the 44-year-old woman was paragliding. According to Salzburg police, a 28-year-old pilot was on a sightseeing flight in the area when his Cessna hit the woman’s glider. The man told authorities he could not avoid the collision. The plane’s propeller seriously damaged the paraglider, after which the experienced glider had to…
NFF president Lise Klaveness has called on FIFA to scrap the FIFA Peace Prize award to protect its political neutrality.Published On 2 Jun 20262 Jun 2026The Norwegian Football Federation (NFF) has formally backed an official complaint against FIFA President Gianni Infantino over a breach of political neutrality rules, NFF president Lise Klaveness has said.Speaking at a press conference on Tuesday ahead of the national team’s departure for the World Cup, Klaveness stated that the NFF’s letter of support had been officially submitted. She acknowledged that the move has triggered political friction within football’s world governing body.Recommended Stories list of 4…
It is estimated that R1.2 million to R1.8 million in profit is expected to be made at the music festival, which highlights budding entrepreneurs who sell kota at the eThekwini Kota Festival – which is coming back for the third time this year.This event, which was first held in 2024 – this time again at People’s Park, Durban on Saturday June 6 from 10 am to 10 pm. Tickets are available at R150 for students, R200 for adults and R800 for VIP at Computickets.The organizer of the event, Yolanda Kubheka, said that apart from providing job opportunities, this time they…
THE POSTPONEMENT of Bafana Bafana’s trip to Mexico, to start preparations for the World Cup, may hamper the plans of the coach of the national team, Hugo Broos.Bafana’s road to Mexico, Canada and the United States of America (USA) has encountered an unexpected problem due to an “error affecting” the misunderstanding of the documents that allow certain Bafana players and officials to enter the countries where the tournament will be played starting in 10 days.Bafana should have turned their backs on South Africa yesterday (Sunday) morning, but it happened because there was a problem with the visas of some players…
Large parts of Stellenbosch University’s campus were affected by flooding after heavy rain in the Western Cape (April 2026) (Photo: Provided) The South African Weather Service (SAWD) has issued an orange level 8 warning for disruptive rain in the southern parts of the Western and Eastern Cape, where heavy rain could lead to widespread flooding. A low pressure system is expected to significantly affect the southern provinces of South Africa from Wednesday to Thursday. According to the weather service, parts of the Western and Eastern Cape that have recently been affected by a previous cut-off pressure system are particularly vulnerable…
THE APOLOGIES of the South African Football Association (Safa) for the recent negligence that led to the delay of Bafana Bafana’s plans for the World Cup that starts in nine days, does not seem to make a difference to those who care about South African football without the idea of cleaning up the executive committee which should start with the president Danny Jordaan.Safa also revealed its buttocks when it was forced to apologize to the nation following the interruption of the Bafana trip that was supposed to take place on Sunday because some were not allowed to board the flight…
TECHNOLOGIES are a big part of people’s daily lives in today’s world. But health experts have warned that using a mobile phone while chatting with someone can have a negative impact on lovers.Experts say that doing that, known as phubbing, breaks the connection between you and the person you are talking to, so much so that the person you are sitting with feels despised or unimportant.Although this may seem harmless, doing it often can interfere with your conversation with the person and cause death in your relationship at home, at work or wherever you are chatting.Since using a cell phone…
Sam Altman On AI: Sam Altman said in a recent interview that the companies he knows are adopting AI as much as they are hiring people. This raises a question whether the companies doing layoffs in the name of AI are really firing a large number of people because of this.In the last few years, various types of conversations have been taking place regarding Artificial Intelligence (AI). Tech leaders, researchers and industry experts have repeatedly warned that AI could replace large numbers of workers. Many professions can be automated through AI and the job market can change. But after some…