Author: staff
It took seven years of perseverance and discipline, an abundance of faith and several late nights before Aerolene Griebelaar – who juggled her studies, motherhood and her full-time job as a cleaner – finally graduated with a Bachelor of Theology degree from Stellenbosch University.
A Cape Town man is applying for the recission of a default judgment the Western Cape High Court granted against him last month, in which he was ordered to pay R1.25 million in damages to the owners of Hank’s Olde Irish pub in Bree Street, who he accused of racism.
President Cyril Ramaphosa struck an optimistic note on bilateral economic infrastructure development last week Thursday at the SA-Angola Trade Forum, welcoming investors and business leaders from the region’s two largest economies.
As the political quarrel about the Basic Education Laws Amendment (BELA) Act continues, GOOD MPL Brett Herron says an Afrikaans-medium school will accommodate English-speaking learners next year, similar to what the BELA Act provides.
Battery maker and automotive components Metair said on Tuesday it completed its acquisition of distressed parts group AutoZone on Friday. The group also expects the about R2 billion sale of its Turkish battery business, Mutlu Akü, to complete this month.
The Independent Institute of Education, which operates some of the biggest brands in private higher education, including Varsity College and Vega, rushed to court last week for fear of being forced to close shop as a protracted stand-off with the Department of Higher Education and Training over the use of trade names came to a head.
While some children hope for a new bicycle, soccer boots or even a video game under the Christmas tree, a group of desperate Cape Town children penned letters to the president and national police chief, pleading for a plan to prevent gun and gang violence.
SPAR’s plan to launch high-end store formats in 2025, along with a revitalised discount retail offering aimed at the bottom end of the market, are undoubtedly bold moves aimed at taking the fight to Woolworths, Shoprite and Pick n Pay’s Boxer.
The South African Weather Service has issued a Yellow Level 2 warning for severe thunderstorms causing heavy downpours over Gauteng, the eastern parts of the North West and Free State, parts of Mpumalanga, and western Bushveld of Limpopo as well as the northern parts of KwaZulu-Natal.
Sharks coach John Plumtree felt the need to remind anyone who would listen that South Africa’s rugby players are athletes, not robots, after rumblings in the north that the teams from South Africa weren’t prioritising the “pinnacle” Champions Cup.