Author: staff
Describing his visit to the US last week as a success, President Cyril Ramaphosa said his US counterpart Donald Trump “agreed that the US should continue playing a key role in the G20, including attending the G20 Leaders’ Summit in Johannesburg later this year”.
Of the 157 000 children living with HIV in South Africa, around one in three are not getting the medicines they need to stay healthy. That is according to recent estimates from Thembisa, the leading mathematical model of HIV in South Africa.
About 40% of the health workers who collected data in the country’s HIV hotspots either lost their jobs in February or will be jobless in September, leaving a massive knowledge gap in their wake. Experts warn not knowing what we don’t know is dangerous.
Joshlin Smith’s mother, Racquel “Kelly” Smith, and her kidnapping accomplices are a step closer to finding out their fate after the Western Cape High Court transferred their case back to the multipurpose centre in Saldanha Bay for their sentencing next week.
Charges relating to the R1 billion City of Cape Town tender fraud case against former mayoral committee member Malusi Booi, alleged 28s gang leader Ralph Stanfield, his wife, Nicole Johnson, and more than 20 others have provisionally been withdrawn by the State.
The South African Weather Service has warned of wet, windy and cold to very cold conditions over the Western Cape, Northern Cape and Free State, with a possibility of light snow along the high-lying mountain tops of Western Cape, Eastern Cape up to Lesotho until Wednesday.
Nicole Johnson, the wife of alleged organised crime boss Ralph Stanfield, and herself accused of racketeering and helping run a violent criminal enterprise, bought an unbonded R5-million flat on the Atlantic Seaboard from a renowned Cape Town property developer.
Anthony Noble spent 40 years educating young minds along the Garden Route as a primary school teacher. But in the back of his mind, he held on to a dream: to own his own pottery school after a chance cleanup of a studio in 1980. Today, he boasts 12 wheels, five kilns and stories for days after taking a leap of faith in his retirement.
The popular light brown colour that adorns a large chunk of the Toyota Land Cruiser 70s sold in South Africa has been employed on the Toyota Gazoo Racing Hilux Ultimate T1+ for the upcoming South African Safari Rally that kicks off near Sun City on Sunday, 18 May.
When 15-year-old Ditshegofatso ‘DK’ Kgobisa was diagnosed with kidney failure, his mother, Rosemary Kgobisa, stepped forward to donate one of her kidneys, ultimately saving his life. Now he is 18 and has 100% kidney functionality again.